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core/README.md

@@ -42,16 +42,10 @@ The following code block shows the most common use cases for the [Logger] class:
 
 @code core/src/test/kotlin/com/hexagonkt/core/logging/LoggerTest.kt?logger
 
-By default, Hexagon uses the [Java Util Logging] logging library, you can use any of its
-implementations by just adding another logging adapter as a dependency. Below you can see some
-alternatives:
-
-* [Logback](/logging_logback)
-* [SLF4J JUL](/logging_slf4j_jul)
+By default, Hexagon uses the [System.Logger] class.
 
 [Logger]: /api/core/com.hexagonkt.core.logging/-logger
-[Java Util Logging]:
-https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/logging/package-summary.html
+[System.Logger]: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/9/docs/api/java/lang/System.Logger.html
 
 # Package com.hexagonkt.core.media
 Media types definitions and constants for default media types.

http/http_client/README.md

@@ -40,8 +40,8 @@ Check this code snippet to get a glimpse on how to send the most general request
 
 @code http/http_test/src/main/kotlin/com/hexagonkt/http/test/examples/ClientTest.kt?genericRequest
 
-[Request]: /api/http_client/com.hexagonkt.http.client.model/-http-client-request
-[Response]: /api/http_client/com.hexagonkt.http.client.model/-http-client-response
+[Request]: /api/http/http/com.hexagonkt.http.model/-http-request
+[Response]: /api/http/http/com.hexagonkt.http.model/-http-response
 
 # Simple requests shortcuts
 There are utility methods to make the most common request in an easy way.
@@ -89,8 +89,8 @@ format.
 To set up client/server certificates, you need to include [SslSettings] in your [ClientSettings]. In
 the sections below you can see how to configure these parameters.
 
-[SslSettings]: /api/http/com.hexagonkt.http/-ssl-settings
-[ClientSettings]: /api/http_client/com.hexagonkt.http.client/-http-client-settings
+[SslSettings]: /api/http/http/com.hexagonkt.http/-ssl-settings
+[ClientSettings]: /api/http/http_client/com.hexagonkt.http.client/-http-client-settings
 
 ## Key Store
 This store holds the identity certificate, this certificate is presented to the server by the client

http/http_handlers/README.md

@@ -77,10 +77,10 @@ methods.
 
 @code http/http_test/src/main/kotlin/com/hexagonkt/http/test/examples/SamplesTest.kt?serverCreation
 
-[server settings]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server/-http-server-settings
+[server settings]: /api/http/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server/-http-server-settings
 [handlers section]: /http_server/#handlers
-[start()]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server/-http-server/start.html
-[stop()]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server/-http-server/stop.html
+[start()]: /api/http/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server/-http-server
+[stop()]: /api/http/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server/-http-server
 
 ## Servlet Web server
 There is a special server adapter for running inside Servlet Containers. To use it you should import
@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ full list of methods. This sample code illustrates the usage:
 
 @code http/http_test/src/main/kotlin/com/hexagonkt/http/test/examples/SamplesTest.kt?callbackCall
 
-[API documentation]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server.handlers/-http-server-context
+[API documentation]: /api/http/http_handlers/com.hexagonkt.http.handlers/-http-context
 
 # Handlers
 The main building blocks of Hexagon HTTP services are a set of handlers. A handler is made up of two
@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ Check the next snippet for Handlers usage examples:
 
 @code http/http_test/src/main/kotlin/com/hexagonkt/http/test/examples/SamplesTest.kt?routesCreation
 
-[next]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server.handlers/-http-server-context/next.html
+[next]: /api/http/http_handlers/com.hexagonkt.http.handlers/-http-context
 
 <!-- TODO Start document review -->
 
@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ the following fields:
 
 It yields true if all the supplied fields matches a call context.
 
-[HttpPredicate]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.handlers/-http-predicate
+[HttpPredicate]: /api/http/http_handlers/com.hexagonkt.http.handlers/-http-predicate
 
 ## Path Patterns
 Patterns to match requests paths. They can have:
@@ -302,7 +302,7 @@ different handlers. Check the [CorsCallback][CORS Callbacks] class for more deta
 
 @code http/http_test/src/main/kotlin/com/hexagonkt/http/test/examples/CorsTest.kt?cors
 
-[CORS Callbacks]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server.callbacks/-cors-callback
+[CORS Callbacks]: /api/http/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server.callbacks/-cors-callback
 
 # HTTPS
 It is possible to start a secure server enabling HTTPS. For this, you have to provide a server
@@ -327,14 +327,14 @@ Below you can find a simple example to set up an HTTPS server and client with mu
 
 @code http/http_test/src/main/kotlin/com/hexagonkt/http/test/examples/HttpsTest.kt?https
 
-[SslSettings]: /api/http/com.hexagonkt.http/-ssl-settings
+[SslSettings]: /api/http/http/com.hexagonkt.http/-ssl-settings
 [HTTP/2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP/2
 [ALPN]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application-Layer_Protocol_Negotiation
 [Gradle]: https://gradle.org
 [create sample certificates]: /gradle/#certificates
 [mutual TLS]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_authentication
-[SslSettings.clientAuth]: /api/http/com.hexagonkt.http/-ssl-settings/client-auth.html
-[Request.certificateChain]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server.model/-http-server-request/certificate-chain.html
+[SslSettings.clientAuth]: /api/http/http/com.hexagonkt.http/-ssl-settings
+[Request.certificateChain]: /api/http/http/com.hexagonkt.http.model/-http-request
 
 # WebSockets
 A Web Socket is an HTTP(S) connection made with the GET method and the `upgrade: websocket` and

http/http_server/README.md

@@ -72,10 +72,10 @@ methods.
 
 @code http/http_test/src/main/kotlin/com/hexagonkt/http/test/examples/SamplesTest.kt?serverCreation
 
-[server settings]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server/-http-server-settings
+[server settings]: /api/http/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server/-http-server-settings
 [handlers section]: /http_server/#handlers
-[start()]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server/-http-server/start.html
-[stop()]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server/-http-server/stop.html
+[start()]: /api/http/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server/-http-server
+[stop()]: /api/http/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server/-http-server
 
 ## Servlet Web server
 There is a special server adapter for running inside Servlet Containers. To use it you should import
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ full list of methods. This sample code illustrates the usage:
 
 @code http/http_test/src/main/kotlin/com/hexagonkt/http/test/examples/SamplesTest.kt?callbackCall
 
-[API documentation]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server.handlers/-http-server-context
+[API documentation]: /api/http/http_handlers/com.hexagonkt.http.handlers/-http-context
 
 # Handlers
 The main building blocks of Hexagon HTTP services are a set of handlers. A handler is made up of two
@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ Check the next snippet for Handlers usage examples:
 
 @code http/http_test/src/main/kotlin/com/hexagonkt/http/test/examples/SamplesTest.kt?routesCreation
 
-[next]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server.handlers/-http-server-context/next.html
+[next]: /api/http/http_handlers/com.hexagonkt.http.handlers/-http-context
 
 <!-- TODO Start document review -->
 
@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ the following fields:
 
 It yields true if all the supplied fields matches a call context.
 
-[HttpPredicate]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.handlers/-http-predicate
+[HttpPredicate]: /api/http/http_handlers/com.hexagonkt.http.handlers/-http-predicate
 
 ## Path Patterns
 Patterns to match requests paths. They can have:
@@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ different handlers. Check the [CorsCallback][CORS Callbacks] class for more deta
 
 @code http/http_test/src/main/kotlin/com/hexagonkt/http/test/examples/CorsTest.kt?cors
 
-[CORS Callbacks]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server.callbacks/-cors-callback
+[CORS Callbacks]: /api/http/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server.callbacks/-cors-callback
 
 # HTTPS
 It is possible to start a secure server enabling HTTPS. For this, you have to provide a server
@@ -322,14 +322,14 @@ Below you can find a simple example to set up an HTTPS server and client with mu
 
 @code http/http_test/src/main/kotlin/com/hexagonkt/http/test/examples/HttpsTest.kt?https
 
-[SslSettings]: /api/http/com.hexagonkt.http/-ssl-settings
+[SslSettings]: /api/http/http/com.hexagonkt.http/-ssl-settings
 [HTTP/2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP/2
 [ALPN]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application-Layer_Protocol_Negotiation
 [Gradle]: https://gradle.org
 [create sample certificates]: /gradle/#certificates
 [mutual TLS]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_authentication
-[SslSettings.clientAuth]: /api/http/com.hexagonkt.http/-ssl-settings/client-auth.html
-[Request.certificateChain]: /api/http_server/com.hexagonkt.http.server.model/-http-server-request/certificate-chain.html
+[SslSettings.clientAuth]: /api/http/http/com.hexagonkt.http/-ssl-settings
+[Request.certificateChain]: /api/http/http/com.hexagonkt.http.model/-http-request
 
 # WebSockets
 A Web Socket is an HTTP(S) connection made with the GET method and the `upgrade: websocket` and
@@ -395,9 +395,7 @@ Contains the HTTP handlers implementation (on top of Core's general event handle
 HTTP handlers (AfterHandler, OnHandler, PathHandler and FilterHandler) and the HTTP predicate.
 
 # Package com.hexagonkt.http.server.model
-Classes to model server HTTP messages (requests and responses). Built on top of the [http] module.
+Classes to model server HTTP messages (requests and responses). Built on top of the `http` module.
 
 # Package com.hexagonkt.http.model.ws
-Classes to model server HTTP messages (requests and responses). Built on top of the [http] module.
-
-[http]: /http
+Classes to model server HTTP messages (requests and responses). Built on top of the `http` module.

site/pages/index.md

@@ -119,14 +119,11 @@ Singleton object to manage a cross toolkit aspect. I.e., Serialization or Templa
 The libraries inside the `hexagon_extra` repository provide extra features. They may be useful to
 develop applications, but not strictly required. Some of these modules are:
 
-* [Schedulers]: Provides repeated tasks execution based on [Cron] expressions.
-* [Models]: Contain classes that model common data objects.
-* [Args]: Command line arguments definition and parsing.
+* Schedulers: Provides repeated tasks execution based on [Cron] expressions.
+* Models: Contain classes that model common data objects.
+* Args: Command line arguments definition and parsing.
 
 [Web]: /web
-[Schedulers]: /scheduler
-[Models]: /models
-[Args]: /args
 [Cron]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron
 
 # Architecture
@@ -163,11 +160,11 @@ Ports with their provided implementations (Adapters).
 [Rocker]: /templates_rocker
 [jte]: /templates_jte
 [Serialization Formats]: /core/#serialization
-[JSON]: /api/serialization_jackson_json/com.hexagonkt.serialization.jackson.json/-json
-[YAML]: /api/serialization_jackson_yaml/com.hexagonkt.serialization.jackson.yaml/-yaml
-[CSV]: /api/serialization_jackson_csv/com.hexagonkt.serialization.jackson.csv/-csv
-[XML]: /api/serialization_jackson_xml/com.hexagonkt.serialization.jackson.xml/-xml
-[TOML]: /api/serialization_jackson_toml/com.hexagonkt.serialization.jackson.toml/-toml
+[JSON]: /api/serialization/serialization_jackson_json/com.hexagonkt.serialization.jackson.json/-json
+[YAML]: /api/serialization/serialization_jackson_yaml/com.hexagonkt.serialization.jackson.yaml/-yaml
+[CSV]: /api/serialization/serialization_jackson_csv/com.hexagonkt.serialization.jackson.csv/-csv
+[XML]: /api/serialization/serialization_jackson_xml/com.hexagonkt.serialization.jackson.xml/-xml
+[TOML]: /api/serialization/serialization_jackson_toml/com.hexagonkt.serialization.jackson.toml/-toml
 
 # Module Dependencies
 Module dependencies (including extra modules):

templates/templates/README.md

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ and `_now_` variables) are added to the context automatically. Check the code be
 
 @code templates/templates/src/test/kotlin/com/hexagonkt/templates/examples/TemplatesTest.kt?templateUsage
 
-[TemplateManager]: /api/templates/com.hexagonkt.templates/-template-manager/index.html
+[TemplateManager]: /api/templates/templates/com.hexagonkt.templates/-template-manager
 
 # Package com.hexagonkt.templates
 Feature implementation code.