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Or, ''"Why do you use JSPWiki?"''\\
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Rough notes – work in progress.
Rough notes – work in progress only.
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Easy to extend (via mailing lists):
See also the feature summary on the front page at [https://jspwiki-wiki.apache.org/Wiki.jsp?page=Main].\\
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Comments below are excerpts from mailing list discussions.
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Also from the mailing list:
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See also [this|https://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/jspwiki-user/201602.mbox/%3cCAJmSK_fKW38n2=mjrBZWgWU4B-7VKq=WEJzrU3TMq08fKaUqqw@mail.gmail.com%3e] mailing thread that was kicked off in February 2016. Some excerpts:
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*"All Java, from web server to the application itself
*No need for a separate database
*File storage facilitates easy backup
*Sufficient features for a simple website
*Primarily text based so low bandwidth requirement
*Small footprint"
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#"I have used JSPWiki for 8 years as a developer's journal. Each day, I record everything I've done, stuff I've learned, tips tricks, etc.\\ \\
#For the past three years, I've used it to store all my PhD research notes. The full text search with Lucene built-in is worth using it alone IMHO.\\ \\
#In the last few months, I've installed JSPWiki to be used as the help system for my thesis project software. Rather than writing a ton of help files, I figured I'd just put up a few basic How To / Intro pages, and then provide a facility for users to write their own docs. JSPWiki is great for this.\\
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If you're familiar with the Java J2EE stack, servlets, JSP, and Java web apps, then adding JSPWiki as a component is a natural thing".
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"I like it cause it's lightweight. Easy to back up, and has a
small memory footprint. And most importantly, it just works. It's also pure Java, which for me means that, as a Java developer, in
future I can extend/enhance it."
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