Hi Trevor, Trevor wrote:
> If any users on the mailing list have trials or tribulations with these > servlets and/or databases, any comments would be welcome. > Just some more candid comments :-) I think we could subscribe the whole five points list you have originally posted. I would exchange with each other points 1 and 5, being the support team/community the most important strength. From this team/community continuously sources great new ideas that are implemented in brand new features, changes in structure, plans for a new data model,... I thing that the devs list is a great example about how thinks evolve here. Perhaps the biggest weakness is the update process. Even it is not difficult, it is a bit tricky and, if you are not careful enough, it is possible to make common mistakes as overwriting modified pages with new versions included in a new default xar. Layout modification has been improved a lot. I am anxious to see the new skin that will be included with the brand new XWiki 2.0. We have at the moment a small XWiki installation running in a Suse Linux server and with MySQL as database backend. We are planning to install two more servers in the following few months to get at least a new "productions instance" and a reasonable development environment. We are a small group, so must be the weight of our opinion!, but XWiki has became centric to our collaborative infrastructure thus of our whole work. I am sure your experience will be greatly welcome in this win-win scenario! Cheers, Ricardo -- Ricardo RodrÃguez Your EPEC Network ICT Team _______________________________________________ users mailing list users@xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users
