The SADL documentation, both for users of SADL and developers of SADL, is being migrated to GitHub Pages (see https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/github/working-with-github-pages/about-github-pages). This replaces documentation previously hosted at http://sadl.sourceforge.net. When the migration is complete, nothing of other than historical significance will be hosted on SourceForge. One clear advantage of using GitHub Pages is that, unlike the github Wiki, one can construct any valid Web content in whatever form one desires including HTML and PDF and have complete control of the location and hyperlinks.
The SADL documentation in GitHub Pages is sadl repo-specific. It is kept in a branch, "gh-pages" intended only to contain documentation. In fact, this branch has all other content deleted and so should never be merged with other branches. The documentation root is the "docs" folder at the repo root level. This is configured in the repo's Settings.
The documentation intended for SADL users is in the root "docs" folder. Most images used in the user documentation are in the "images" subfolder.
The documentation intended for SADL developers is in the "developers" folder under "docs". This folder also has an "images" subfolder where most images used in developer documentation can be found. The "developer" folder also has a "SupportingMaterial" subfolder. This contains, for example, the MS PowerPoint file containing the source for many of the images that are not screen shots.
The "javadoc" folder under the "developer" folder contains JavaDocs generated from source code. The JavaDocs content is divided into folders. For example, the top-level JavaDoc documentation of SadlServer is in "developer/javadoc/sadlserver" folder. To regenerate this content, do the following in a command window.
The JavaDocs will be generated in the following directories:
Since the first location is the aggregation of the second two, it is probably sufficient to copy the content of this folder to the GitHub Pages content location "developer/javadoc/sadlserver". See GitHub issue https://github.com/SemanticApplicationDesignLanguage/sadl/issues/574 and GitHub pull request https://github.com/SemanticApplicationDesignLanguage/sadl/pull/575 for more information about generating JavaDocs.