From: Eric B. R. <eb...@tc...> - 2004-05-25 16:17:48
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(sorry for the cross-posting.... Lane started it!) On 5/25/04 11:18 AM, "Lane Sharman" <la...@op...> wrote: > c) our wiki supports url terms: http:, ftp:, img:, and I think a few > others. Therefore, you can easily reference such content within a page > without knowing the ugly syntax of img tag, for example. WM Wiki also supports "pluggable" URL's, w/o making changes to the JavaCC-based parser. This is really useful if you're trying to integrate WM Wiki into an internal intranet of some kind. To use a software-development example, you can easily invent a URL named "cvs://", which might be used by a normal user like so: View this file in CVS: cvs://src/org/webmacro/servlet/WMServlet.java From here, you've got a little bit of code behind the scenes (a subclass of URLRenderer) that hand-parses this "cvs://" url, and generates the hyperlink to the actual http:// location. Another example might be a url like this: document://3456-789 With code behind it to generate a hyperlink to view this particular document in your CMS. The point is, it's pretty easy to extend WM Wiki to fit into your existing web environment, even tho WM Wiki is another web-app. eric |