A helpful person sent the example DV module I was looking for. The zip file contained a java application (source, etc.) that demonstrates many of the features available in the DV plugin architecture.
You should be able to post any files to the wiki you wish. In the toolbox (on the bottom/left of the mail page), click 'Upload File' and follow the on-screen instructions. The upload page contains the markup you should use to link the file to a document within the wiki. I only protect certain fiels on the wiki because I want to ensure their integrity, as is the case with the api's. I want to prevent malicious people from altering these before people download them, hence the outside storage and checksums.
An example of the use of the upload feature is available at http://arswiki.org/wiki/index.php?title=GNU_Free_Documentation_License
Axton Grams
On 11/13/06, Carey Matthew Black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Axton,
Uh.... not sure what your specifically referring to...
However if your looking for a "place to start" then please start here:
"The Hook Framework for the Data Visualization Field"
( I have yet to find it after supportweb was scrabbled, but I have a
local copy of it. If memory serves it was in the "documentation/White
paper" area before the shuffle. It was showcased at BUG 2006...er...
User World 2006)
If I can get permission to publish it I would happily post it in the WIKI. :)
I hope that "Hugo Vuong" reads the ARSList because I can not find an
email address for him in my notes. (Or someone who does know him could
forward this email to him too.)
Also look in the Mid-tier install dir for a dir structure
"...\Mid-Tier\Documentation\Datavisual Docs\*" too.
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On 11/12/06, Axton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ** Some time back, a reference was made to a sample data visualization field
> that was available for download from supportweb. I can find neither the
> reference to that download or the download. Does anyone know where this is?
>
> Axton Grams
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