RefactorWiki

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Last Update: 2013-03-19

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RefactorWiki is a Java-component and accompanying J2EE-webmodule to rename (move) pages and their respective links within a Wiki. Currently the following php-based Wiki-engines are supported: WackoWiki v4, WikkaWiki v1.1.6.0.

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