Re: Any update on Mckoi's status?

[Nicholas Romero <nxn@xxxxxxxxxx>]

If you are just looking for a wiki like tool then JSPWiki  (jspwiki.org) 
is pretty straight forward. I have used it for a customer internal 
project about 3 years ago and it worked well. It already has support for 
JDBC content providers.

SnipSnap actually already has mckoiDB embedded.  It ceased development a 
little while back though.

-nxn

Tobias Downer wrote:
> My current idea is to add more collaborative features to the website. 
> This will happen with the server move.  The current server is getting 
> a bit rusty.
>
> Is there anyone with experience/suggestions on collaborative tools?  
> I'm thinking of some type of wiki for documentation/article collab 
> that is easily modable and in Java so we can use a Mckoi server to 
> back it.
>
> Version 2 code is close to a buildable state.  As soon as I have a 
> build that you can do all the basics, I'll be putting the code out to 
> the list.
>
> Toby.
>
> Mark Salter wrote:
>> Tobias Downer wrote:
>>
>>> This project has mostly been a one man show.  That has its good and 
>>> bad points, but I think going into the future this is going to have 
>>> to change.
>> And it should be a two way street.
>>
>> With the details of the Mckoi internals available on the website, I'm 
>> sure some people will be more likely to start supporting the solution 
>> they use.
>>
>> As a long time lurker (but not a Mckoi user) of this list, I will be 
>> happy to assist where/when I can.  May I suggest you try delegating 
>> to the list when you feel the need?
>>
>> Are you near to sharing access to the version 2 code?  I for one 
>> would like to take a look at the pre-release, perhaps helping to 
>> polish the finish?
>>
>
>
>
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