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> Hi,
>
> I'm more of a business analyst than a Java/JSP developer, so please
> forgive me if this question is a bit rudimentary.  Pointers and RTFMs
> are welcome... but not as welcome as example code.  :)
>
> I'm trying to build a small Wiki that can be used to elicit business
> requirements from globally distributed business people.  (For those
> that care, I'm planning to base my ideas loosely on IBIS, XP user
> stories and some other, original ideas).  In any event, I believe I will
> need custom Edit templates to create multi-part forms for structuring
> content capture.
>
> Here's a basic example:
>
>       <p>Please write a short UserStory describing desired
> functionality:</p>
>        <TEXTAREA CLASS="editor" yada-yada-yada>
>            <wiki:InsertPage mode="plain" />
>       </TEXTAREA>
>
>       <p>Please describe the business needs this addresses:</p>
>        <TEXTAREA CLASS="editor" yada-yada-yada>
>            <wiki:InsertPage mode="plain" />
>       </TEXTAREA>
>
> So, here are my questions:
>
>     - Has anyone done something like this before w/JSPWiki?  Would you be
>        willing to share some source?
>     - Is this possible within the current design of JSPWiki without alot of
>        in-depth JSP/Java knowledge?  I expect I'll have to pick up a book
>        or two and bang my head, but if it's going to be too painful I should
>        probably look elsewhere...
>     - If JSPWiki doesn't look like a fit, can anyone recommend an alternate
>        Wiki engine with easy-to-use template features?  Ideally, I'd like to
>        avoid heavy-duty coding.  I tried VeryQuickWiki, but the template
>        features seem to be broken.
>
> Any help, pointers, advice, etc, much appreciated.
>
> By the way, JSPWiki is a really nice looking app and the set-up under
> Tomcat 4.1.24 was ridiculously easy.  10 minutes, tops.  Nice work!
>
> --EJ
>
>   http://home.ricochet.com/eric.r.johnson/
>