22 Jan
2008
22 Jan
'08
5:40 p.m.
On Jan 22, 2008, at 5:26 PM, justanotheradress wrote:
vmassol wrote:
then you shouldn't try to install it!
You could use an already setup xwiki farm instead.
-Vincent
Hi,
If you really need professional services to help the XWiki SAS
company
can certainly help (http://xwiki.com). However the cost won't be 50$
(or 50 euros) but much higher. From a professional organization you
won't get this for less than 1000-1500 euros I'd say.
From an individual you could get it done from 500 to 1000 euros.
Of course you could also try to do the install yourself or ask a
friend to do it for you... The xwiki documentation is enough to get
xwiki installed (provided you have some minimal J2EE knowledge -
Servlet especially).
The Howto's right now is incomplete (from my point of view). They
assume you
have technical background. I guess that's your target audience. But
I think
with a better step by step example advanced users (but no developer)
would
be able to install it, too. I don't need a personalized installation
from
xwiki.com or a member. I just asked for a stept-by-step Howto
accessible to
everyone. Like on www.howtoforge.com. From this site I learned so
much, just
in reading the Howto's. So maybe I could learn something about the
whole
JAVA thing here...I'm a student, I don't have $500 or more bucks to
spend on
this... :( C'mon guys, this would help to spread XWIKI
in my opinion and
further ppl
could learn something about the Howto. Don't you think?
I don't understand this part of your mail ;)
There are already how to on how to install xwiki. Maybe you meant
something else?
Thanks
-Vincent