Hi!
Of course we've already been shipping a stable version for many years
- the discussion on this list is really about upcoming features of
3.0... Check out of 2.8.x series is good enough for you, and if you
find anything specific missing, file it in the JIRA!
/Janne
On 19 Mar 2009, at 19:35, Cole, Ronald wrote:
Dear JSPWiki Community,
Just want you all to know that we are rooting for you.
I manage an open source project myself. We are creating a way for
non-programmers to create multi-player online training simulations.
(see opensimplatform.org for details)
We need a good document editing tool to allow players to work on
documents together. This is kind of tricky since one has to point to
the document by the specific database and document id of it. We are
using a very simple, but functional, WYSIWYG editor right now
(openWYSIWYG 1.0).
I’d like to have more features than what we have now, specifically
the ability to prevent players from clobbering each other’s edits,
but ease of installation is a big deal for us. Right now all we have
to do is copy the files up, and boom its installed.
We are working on an apache/tomcat stack already, so I would rather
use JSPWIKI than a php based wiki, but from what I’m seeing, JSPWIKI
will need to develop a bit more before we can just ‘pop’ it in.
So please keep up your good work! You are making my life, and the
lives of many other people, better.
:-)
Best,
Skip
Ronald "Skip" Cole
Senior Program Officer
United States Institute of Peace (http://www.usip.org) (202)457-1700
ext 4717
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