RE: [xmlc] Re: XMLC wiki

The mailing lists contain some very useful "howto" type information that'd be great on the Wiki - the problem is going through the archives and sifting the wheat from the chaff.  ;-)
 
But as a starting point, late last year I sent in some details on how to use the DOMTableRow class (developed by Richard Kunze) with multiple nested rows - perhaps that would be a good start?  I also sent in some sample code that showed everything in action.  That kind of info is invaluable for newbies...
 
Cheers,
Peter
 

	-----Original Message----- 
	From: David Li [mailto:[email protected]] 
	Sent: Thu 02-Jun-05 9:24 AM 
	To: [email protected] 
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	Subject: Re: [xmlc] Re: XMLC wiki
	
	

	Cool. We have a wiki. Any suggestion on what should be put on it? ;)
	
	David
	
	On Jun 3, 2005, at 12:22 AM, Matthew Hixson wrote:
	
	> Going through old mail I found this thread.  Looks like the Wiki 
	> was created on Sept 7th, but then nothing really happened with it.
	>
	> https://wiki.objectweb.org/xmlc/
	>
	>  -M@
	>
	>
	> On Sep 7, 2004, at 1:57 PM, Jacob Kjome wrote:
	>
	>
	>> Should be there soon.  I just enabled it, but the Wiki 
	>> configuration is only
	>> updated every 4 hours.
	>>
	>> Jake
	>>
	>> Quoting Justin Akehurst <[email protected]>:
	>>
	>>
	>>
	>>> Coolness.  Who has the admin rights to do this?
	>>>
	>>> -Justin
	>>>
	>>> Denny Chambers wrote:
	>>>
	>>>
	>>>
	>>>> ObjectWeb supports Wiki's now. Go to the admin project page and 
	>>>> click on
	>>>> "Edit public Info" and then on "Use Wiki Plugin". It takes about 
	>>>> 4 hours
	>>>> for OW to set it up, then a Wiki tab will appear on the project 
	>>>> main page.
	>>>>
	>>>> Denny
	>>>>
	>>>> Matthew Hixson wrote:
	>>>>
	>>>>
	>>>>
	>>>>> Hear, hear!
	>>>>>
	>>>>>  -M@
	>>>>>
	>>>>> On Sep 7, 2004, at 10:39 AM, Justin Akehurst wrote:
	>>>>>
	>>>>>
	>>>>>>
	>>>>>> A partner of mine and I were talking about making an XMLC Wiki so
	>>>>>> that we can get all of the sparse information about it into 
	>>>>>> one place.
	>>>>>>
	>>>>>> I would be interested in participating in this effort.  I feel 
	>>>>>> that
	>>>>>> XMLC is a great piece of software that deserves the change to 
	>>>>>> evolve
	>>>>>> into something that can be used widely.
	>>>>>>
	>>>>>> -Justin Akehurst
	>>>>>>
	>>>>>>
	>>
	>>
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