> Done. Once I figured out what the newspeak[1] was, it was not too
> difficult. Still dunno what the ExposedMethodFlags.CacheNone was
> supposed to do, but I changed them to ExposedMethodFlags.Default and
> things seem to work.

I removed all caching from the WikiTalk engine, which is why CacheNone went
away. Caching now lives in the core, specifically in the content pipeline
between security and parsing. Right now we cache only the parsed
representation of a page, which is the most expensive thing to calculate.
The wikitext itself is actually retrieved every time. That's the most likely
next optimization, assuming we actually need any more.  
 
> [1] does a "dictionary" exist for these 1.8 -> 2.0 mappings?
> ExecutionContext.CurrentContentBase - > .CurrentNamespaceManager and
> AbsoluteTopicName -> QualifiedTopicName

Sorry, no. I posted messages to this list over the years (years!) about the
changes I was making, and why, so you can search the archives for "FlexWiki
2.0 Progress Report" to get a flavor of it, but the job of doing the changes
*and* documenting them all was simply too much for me. Sorry. 

I'm more than happy to answer questions here if anything is unclear. 



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