Hi Glenn, Glenn Everitt wrote: > Thanks for the quick reply - my apologies for the double post. I've been > nabble-d. Nabble said it wasn't posted so I deleted the post but it > didn't...I need to work on my patience. All the ways to extend Xwiki make > it a very interesting platform - especially things like the Bulletin Board. > It great from user perspective the user interface is consistent. Nice from > admin viewpoint, same security / group / roles model. > > Glenn Everitt
I've also had this same problem with Nabble: it claimed the message was not posted when it really was. I've read in some previous thread something about going "the Jive way". We have been using Jive for several projects here: it will be really great to see XWiki managing this list and devs one allowing users to read/post messages without needing a desktop email client. A configured desktop client is not always available while on the road, or POP3 and SMTP ports are blocked in some locations. Thus, to be able to use port 80 to follow the opened threads is useful in these situations. The discussion is within the [xwiki-users] Managing emails in XWiki (was Re: Roadmap for XE 1.4) thread. Just my two cents, Ricardo -- Ricardo RodrÃguez Your EPEC Network ICT Team _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users
