[Springframework-developer] OT: was (SpringEnabledTestCase)

[Ronald H. <ro...@co...>]

Yes it looks nice, thats true, but now the use of it. I am probably 
exagerating this but....
Now I would like to know what is happening to this particular subject. 
So I go to the confluence
webspace, login, search for the subject that I would like then click 
watch this space, and I will receive
emails when something changes, so I can go back to the website, login 
again, search for the update and
see that someone removed a whitespace?

Or without confluence and the mail list is used it just arives in my 
mail box. Hmm tough question.

I can see the use for confluence in some aspects, like editing large 
documents and seeing the changes
someone made, but not for discussions and questions. Not every 
communication has to be done using the
newest techniques just because they are available and new

Cheers
Ronald

Choy Rim wrote:

>Confluence looks a pretty full-featured wiki/documentation/collaboration
>tool. Like a wiki, you can edit any page. Unlike your average wiki, You
>can watch a page or a space and be notified when someone changes it.
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>And the code formatting and searchability are just great. Try it:
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>http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/spring/homepage.action
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>type "test case" in the Quick Search box.
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: spr...@li...
>>[mailto:spr...@li...] On
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>>Of Ronald Haring
>>Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 10:59 AM
>>To: spr...@li...
>>Subject: Re: [Springframework-developer] SpringEnabledTestCase
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>>Personally I am not a big fan of wiki and wiki-like app, so I would
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>not
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>>like to see the discussions moved there.
>>The other reason why I dont want it (exlusive) on wiki is that the
>>mailling list doesnt require me to go to a page and check on the
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>ongoing
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>>discussions, it just arrives in my mail and I can read it anytime.
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