FishEye or Subversion

Kiran Kumar

Hi

We are planning to move our online help from Robohelp to Confluence. How good is confluence in Context Sensitive. While doing my side of research I came accross FishEye and Subversion. I have few doubts on this:

Can I use Subversion of context sensitive help?

How good is FishEye for CSH?

We are planning to port the content ASAP. So please help me out in this?

Thanks

Kiran Neel

TylerA

Hi Kiran.

I'm not sure I understand exactly, but Confluence is a wiki. It is not a content management system, nor is it publishing software. Robohelp appears to be a manual/help-publishing program rather than a collaborative content system. Depending on how you've been using Robohelp up to this point, the collaborative Wiki (via Confluence) may be a better system for you to track and maintain documentation.

Fisheye and Subversion are two entirely separate products. Subversion is owned by Apache and is a Version Control System (VCS). Fisheye is designed to process versioned data (i.e. a subversion repository) and provide statistics and analysis of that versioned data. Fisheye does not provide "help" or documentation like Robohelp or Confluence, only statistical analysis and review data.

Does that answer your questions?