From: dave p. <dp...@ha...> - 2004-01-09 10:09:13
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Please forgive the newbie question Is there a Wiki supporting UML anywhere? I've had a quick Google and can find UML mentioned on several, but haven't found one dedicated to UML... Cheers! Dave |
From: dave p. <dp...@ha...> - 2004-01-10 18:26:42
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Hi again Following on from the brief discussion: There is a (very) embryonic Wiki set up on my co-lo box at http://uml.harlowhill.com/. Please feel free to add anything topical, or correct anything I have wrong. I'll fill out the content I have to add over this weekend, which is largely my story of getting DB2 & Websphere up & running under RH9 under UML. Regards Dave Pearson |
From: Dave P. <jfd...@go...> - 2006-11-02 00:48:13
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Hi Following up the discussion last week, I've made some time & am in the process of moving over to a JSPWiki UML Wiki site. The old wiki is at olduml.harlowhill.com, the new one at uml.harlowhill.com or uml.jfdi.org. Take your pick. I'll migrate the pages over during the next couple of days. I've disabled public editing, but if anyone wants an account, please mail me. I'll get the sign up page sorted out once the content is back in, and the backup schedules are running against the new software. Regards Dave Pearson. |
From: David H. <djh...@gm...> - 2008-11-30 10:45:39
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Hi, The UML Wiki at http://uml.harlowhill.com (which redirects to http://uml.jfdi.org/uml/Wiki.jsp) has been down for over a week now. It reurns a Java error page. Anyone know if it's still being maintained? Thanks, Dave. |
From: David C. <da...@ho...> - 2004-01-09 10:55:39
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On Friday 09 January 2004 10:07 am, dave pearson wrote: > Please forgive the newbie question > > Is there a Wiki supporting UML anywhere? I've had a quick Google and > can find UML mentioned on several, but haven't found one dedicated to > UML... Your best bet for some form of community website is: http://usermodelinux.org/ It appears broken at this very second but I'm sure David Coulson will fix this at some point ;) David |
From: Martin M. <uml...@tw...> - 2004-01-09 14:46:37
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On Fri, Jan 09, 2004 at 10:55:02AM +0000, David Cannings wrote: > On Friday 09 January 2004 10:07 am, dave pearson wrote: > > Please forgive the newbie question > > > > Is there a Wiki supporting UML anywhere? I've had a quick Google and > > can find UML mentioned on several, but haven't found one dedicated to > > UML... > > Your best bet for some form of community website is: > > http://usermodelinux.org/ ...which is useful in a quite different way, IMO&E. I, too, think a wiki could be very valuable to the UML community at this time. It's been on my list of things I would love to see for some time now, and I've been resisting starting my own "UML notes" section at the Luni wiki (currently unavailable due to some weirdly confused DNS servers) in hopes a more suitable "official" site that allowed easy collection and correction of our notes would appear. So far the best such is this mailing list, which is more interactive than a wiki but far less capable of being organized for ease of access or understanding. -- vi is a microcosm of the Unix world. Don't expect to learn all of it at once; perhaps you shouldn't expect to learn all of it at all. -- Jon Lasser (Think Unix) |
From: Jeff D. <jd...@ad...> - 2004-01-09 23:26:29
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dp...@ha... said: > Is there a Wiki supporting UML anywhere? I've had a quick Google and > can find UML mentioned on several, but haven't found one dedicated to > UML... What would you use it for? Feel free to start one... > It's been on my list of things I would love to see for some time now, > and I've been resisting starting my own "UML notes" section at the > Luni wiki (currently unavailable due to some weirdly confused DNS > servers) in hopes a more suitable "official" site that allowed easy > collection and correction of our notes would appear. Start it, and it may become the "official" site if it serves a need. There are several UML domain floating around, so I imagine it wouldn't be hard to get wiki.usermodelinux.org or something pointed to your site. Jeff |