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steves06 at comcast

May 20, 2006, 6:33 AM

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Embperl and Wikis

I'd like a Wiki component as part of the Embperl-based pages
I'm building. The basic idea is Embperl to generate dynamic,
data-based views into things we do (jobs, etc.); some sort of
Wiki to hold all the documentation and developer collaboration.
I'd be interested to hear how others may have coordinated the
two. In an ideal world, any Embperl-based templates I build
could somehow also be applied to the Wiki side to get a single
look and feel.

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richter at ecos

May 21, 2006, 5:19 AM

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RE: Embperl and Wikis [In reply to]

>
> I'd like a Wiki component as part of the Embperl-based pages
> I'm building. The basic idea is Embperl to generate dynamic,
> data-based views into things we do (jobs, etc.); some sort of
> Wiki to hold all the documentation and developer collaboration.
> I'd be interested to hear how others may have coordinated the
> two. In an ideal world, any Embperl-based templates I build
> could somehow also be applied to the Wiki side to get a
> single look and feel.
>

I have integrated Kwiki into the Embperl Website. This might be a way to go,
also Kwiki doesn't use Embperl for rendering, it can be pulled in as an
component in an Embperl::Object based website.

You can take a look at eg/web/db/wiki.epl and you have to install kwiki into
eg/kwiki

Gerald



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