Friki example source code file (sourceforge-justification.txt)

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The Friki sourceforge-justification.txt source code

A "wiki" collaboration tool, written in Java and designed to be small, simple and extendable.  Currently at version 2.0.5. Source, installable "war", documentation and demo currently available via my site at http://www.efsol.com/ .

This project is one of many attempts at implementing the "wiki" concept in Java.  What distinguishes Friki from the others is its concise and simple nature, easy deployment, and emphasis on user customisation.  It uses its own simple "page template" system rather than heavyweight JSP, Velocity, Webmacro etc. for output formatting; it stores pages in a simple text format but allows easy "plugging" of alternative storage strategies; it supports the full "classic wiki" markup syntax using regular expressions (using the standard API on Java 1.4, or the free "jregex" library ( already at sourceforge ) on Java 1.3; it also supports a few common markup extensions such as inter-wiki links and Ward Cunningham's table syntax from his "fit.c2.com" site.

Up until now I have been the sole developer of this project, but it now has quite a few users and a number of people have expressed a wish to feed back changes to the code base.  So I'd like to add the project to sourceforge and make use of your CVS and release systems.

Future plans include completing the internationalization process to allow deployers to easily customise all aspects of the displayed text, and decoupling the regular-expression substitution pipeline from the wiki model to allow it to be externally configured and/or re-used as a separate component in other software.