Hello,

I am currently buried in another book project which has a few chapters
denoted to using xindice.
I might be interested in ( barring publisher approval )of donating some
documentation to the effort, any reason why xindice doesn't have a wiki
? 

The FAQ is a bit stale, a wiki would allow for more tactical info to
flow to the developer; just some anecdotal evidence based on 10
developers who I use as a technical peer group on the book.

- 9 out of 10 developers spent more then 2 hours finding out that the
latest version of xindice commandline tool is included in the /src
download only. I think this information is buried somewhere in the doc

- 10 out of 10 developers indicated that the xindice with the webdav
extension was immediately more useful just by the fact of having a
usable web interface, on average toke a couple of days for them to
discover the 3rd party xincon based implementation. Yes a simple search
of mail list for webdav would have revealed this, though sometimes
programmers don't know 'what' they are looking for...they just want some
sort of browser interface

- 7 out of 10 asked about schema validation

I am happy to host such a wiki, on my own systems.

Cheers, Jim Fuller

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