Good news... I have written two tiny_mce plugins: * xwiki -> converts html to xwiki syntax * xwikimacro -> show macro dialog I have done only some parts of the convertion - bold, italc and it works very fine. I am reading into the plugin api more deeply so that we could provide a better interaction - e.g. links dialog as we know it, or image dialg as we know it. I think that are very good news :) greets, austriancoder 2007/2/23, Christian Gmeiner <[email protected]>:

Hi...

i have looked into the source of the wysiwyg editor stuff and i must say, it is a hack. At the moment this is the structure:

tiny_mce --> plugins | | wiki_editor --> own plugins (attachments and macros) | | wysiwyg.vm

I think that this is very complex and hard to maintain. Here is my idea how to do it better. 1) Write a tiny_mce plugin called "xwikiMacro" which allows the user to add XWiki macros into his page with the help of tiny_mce 2) Write a post processing plugin, which converts the result from tiny_mce into xwiki markup 3) change wysiwyg.vm to use directly tiny_mce 4) kick wiki_editor

This allows us to easier update tiny_mce and it is much simpler to understand whats going on. An other plus is that there is not an other layer in between, which could break everything.

Please tell me what you think about my idea. ATM i am working on the marco plugin.

chhers, Christian

2007/2/23, Phung Nam <[email protected]>:

...

Hi Christian !

To update tiny_mce to most recent version is not easy ! because we have some modifications in tiny_mce.js (so if you update to most recent version then you also must modify somethings in new tiny_mce.js if Tiny MCE don't have very much modifications in API)

To update to tiny_mce with new version you can following the steps:

- Copy the Tiny_MCE with most recent version to replace for tiny_mce directory - We configured for tiny_mce in wiki_editor.js - We use many function of Tiny_MCE in core.js , so we must modify somethings if Tiny_MCE have very much modifications in API

If you have some questions about this you can email for me .

Thanks and best regards ! -Phung Nam

On 2/22/07, Christian Gmeiner < [email protected]> wrote:

...

Hi all.

At the moment I am looking into problems exists with xwikis wysiwyg editor. For instance, it is not possible to save the result of image operations in the wiki page.

I have created an jira -

http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-906 -

...

to update tiny_mce to most recent version. But know I need more informations, where, how, ... tiny_mce is integrated in xwiki. Where can i find the setup of tiny_mce...

I hope somebody can help me, Christian

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Hi Christian !i These are indeed good news. If you need I support, we'll do it together Best regards - Phung Nam On 2/23/07, Christian Gmeiner <[email protected]> wrote:

Good news... I have written two tiny_mce plugins: * xwiki -> converts html to xwiki syntax * xwikimacro -> show macro dialog

I have done only some parts of the convertion - bold, italc and it works very fine. I am reading into the plugin api more deeply so that we could provide a better interaction - e.g. links dialog as we know it, or image dialg as we know it.

I think that are very good news :) greets, austriancoder

2007/2/23, Christian Gmeiner <[email protected]>:

...

Hi...

i have looked into the source of the wysiwyg editor stuff and i must say, it is a hack. At the moment this is the structure:

tiny_mce --> plugins | | wiki_editor --> own plugins (attachments and macros) | | wysiwyg.vm

I think that this is very complex and hard to maintain. Here is my idea how to do it better. 1) Write a tiny_mce plugin called "xwikiMacro" which allows the user to add XWiki macros into his page with the help of tiny_mce 2) Write a post processing plugin, which converts the result from tiny_mce into xwiki markup 3) change wysiwyg.vm to use directly tiny_mce 4) kick wiki_editor

This allows us to easier update tiny_mce and it is much simpler to understand whats going on. An other plus is that there is not an other layer in between, which could break everything.

Please tell me what you think about my idea. ATM i am working on the marco plugin.

chhers, Christian

2007/2/23, Phung Nam <[email protected]>:

...

Hi Christian !

To update tiny_mce to most recent version is not easy ! because we have some modifications in tiny_mce.js (so if you update to most recent version then you also must modify somethings in new tiny_mce.js if Tiny MCE don't have very much modifications in API)

To update to tiny_mce with new version you can following the steps:

- Copy the Tiny_MCE with most recent version to replace for tiny_mce directory - We configured for tiny_mce in wiki_editor.js - We use many function of Tiny_MCE in core.js , so we must modify somethings if Tiny_MCE have very much modifications in API

If you have some questions about this you can email for me .

Thanks and best regards ! -Phung Nam

On 2/22/07, Christian Gmeiner < [email protected]> wrote:

...

Hi all.

At the moment I am looking into problems exists with xwikis wysiwyg editor. For instance, it is not possible to save the result of image operations in the wiki page.

I have created an jira -

http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-906 -

...

to update tiny_mce to most recent version. But know I need more informations, where, how, ... tiny_mce is integrated in xwiki. Where can i find the setup of tiny_mce...

I hope somebody can help me, Christian

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Hello...

I'm working on plug-in(s) for tiny_mce 2.1.0 in order to implement the "add link" and the "add image" wiki features. I'll try to bypass the html-to-wiki conversion, using only tiny_mce without wiki_editor.

And since when are you working on it? Because i have the html<->xwiki stuff working...

Have you read the 4th mail in this thread? I am working on it and got it working... greets, austriancoder 2007/2/27, EMPTOZ Mathieu 310507 <[email protected]>:

I'm working on it since yesterday. I would like to know if it was possible to bypass the html-to-wiki conversion.

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Hello...

...

I'm working on plug-in(s) for tiny_mce 2.1.0 in order to implement the "add link" and the "add image" wiki features. I'll try to bypass the html-to-wiki conversion, using only tiny_mce without wiki_editor.

And since when are you working on it? Because i have the html<->xwiki stuff working...

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Hi Christian, This is great news indeed. We definitively need some help refactoring the WYSIWYG Editor. I've had some ideas also on how to improve things in the future. We could also setup a branch so that we can share the work done and test it. I also have some questions about how you did this. Did you refactor the conversion code from the existing conversion or did you wrote the convertor from scratch ? Maybe the interested people in this thread could plan an online meeting in IRC or Skype to discuss the architecture. I count: Christian Gmeiner Mathieu EMPTOZ Phung Nam who is the core team is responsible for the WYSIWYG Editor Ludovic Dubost (myself) Maybe Sergiu and/or Vincent from the Core team would like to participate. When would be a good time knowing that morning is better ? Ludovic Christian Gmeiner a écrit :

Good news... I have written two tiny_mce plugins: * xwiki -> converts html to xwiki syntax * xwikimacro -> show macro dialog

I have done only some parts of the convertion - bold, italc and it works very fine. I am reading into the plugin api more deeply so that we could provide a better interaction - e.g. links dialog as we know it, or image dialg as we know it.

I think that are very good news :) greets, austriancoder

2007/2/23, Christian Gmeiner <[email protected]>:

...

Hi...

i have looked into the source of the wysiwyg editor stuff and i must say, it is a hack. At the moment this is the structure:

tiny_mce --> plugins | | wiki_editor --> own plugins (attachments and macros) | | wysiwyg.vm

I think that this is very complex and hard to maintain. Here is my idea how to do it better. 1) Write a tiny_mce plugin called "xwikiMacro" which allows the user to add XWiki macros into his page with the help of tiny_mce 2) Write a post processing plugin, which converts the result from tiny_mce into xwiki markup 3) change wysiwyg.vm to use directly tiny_mce 4) kick wiki_editor

This allows us to easier update tiny_mce and it is much simpler to understand whats going on. An other plus is that there is not an other layer in between, which could break everything.

Please tell me what you think about my idea. ATM i am working on the marco plugin.

chhers, Christian

2007/2/23, Phung Nam <[email protected]>:

...

Hi Christian !

To update tiny_mce to most recent version is not easy ! because we have some modifications in tiny_mce.js (so if you update to most recent version then you also must modify somethings in new tiny_mce.js if Tiny MCE don't have very much modifications in API)

To update to tiny_mce with new version you can following the steps:

- Copy the Tiny_MCE with most recent version to replace for tiny_mce directory - We configured for tiny_mce in wiki_editor.js - We use many function of Tiny_MCE in core.js , so we must modify somethings if Tiny_MCE have very much modifications in API

If you have some questions about this you can email for me .

Thanks and best regards ! -Phung Nam

On 2/22/07, Christian Gmeiner < [email protected]> wrote:

...

Hi all.

At the moment I am looking into problems exists with xwikis wysiwyg editor. For instance, it is not possible to save the result of image operations in the wiki page.

I have created an jira -

http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-906 -

...

to update tiny_mce to most recent version. But know I need more informations, where, how, ... tiny_mce is integrated in xwiki. Where can i find the setup of tiny_mce...

I hope somebody can help me, Christian

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Today is good.. i am in the irc for the next 4 hours... and than tomorrow from 9 am to 12 pm GTM +2 2007/2/28, Ludovic Dubost <[email protected]>:

Hi Christian,

This is great news indeed. We definitively need some help refactoring the WYSIWYG Editor. I've had some ideas also on how to improve things in the future. We could also setup a branch so that we can share the work done and test it. I also have some questions about how you did this. Did you refactor the conversion code from the existing conversion or did you wrote the convertor from scratch ? Maybe the interested people in this thread could plan an online meeting in IRC or Skype to discuss the architecture.

I count:

Christian Gmeiner Mathieu EMPTOZ Phung Nam who is the core team is responsible for the WYSIWYG Editor Ludovic Dubost (myself)

Maybe Sergiu and/or Vincent from the Core team would like to participate.

When would be a good time knowing that morning is better ?

Ludovic

Christian Gmeiner a écrit :

...

Good news... I have written two tiny_mce plugins: * xwiki -> converts html to xwiki syntax * xwikimacro -> show macro dialog

I have done only some parts of the convertion - bold, italc and it works very fine. I am reading into the plugin api more deeply so that we could provide a better interaction - e.g. links dialog as we know it, or image dialg as we know it.

I think that are very good news :) greets, austriancoder

2007/2/23, Christian Gmeiner <[email protected]>:

...

Hi...

i have looked into the source of the wysiwyg editor stuff and i must say, it is a hack. At the moment this is the structure:

tiny_mce --> plugins | | wiki_editor --> own plugins (attachments and macros) | | wysiwyg.vm

I think that this is very complex and hard to maintain. Here is my idea how to do it better. 1) Write a tiny_mce plugin called "xwikiMacro" which allows the user to add XWiki macros into his page with the help of tiny_mce 2) Write a post processing plugin, which converts the result from tiny_mce into xwiki markup 3) change wysiwyg.vm to use directly tiny_mce 4) kick wiki_editor

This allows us to easier update tiny_mce and it is much simpler to understand whats going on. An other plus is that there is not an other layer in between, which could break everything.

Please tell me what you think about my idea. ATM i am working on the marco plugin.

chhers, Christian

2007/2/23, Phung Nam <[email protected]>:

...

Hi Christian !

To update tiny_mce to most recent version is not easy ! because we have some modifications in tiny_mce.js (so if you update to most recent version then you also must modify somethings in new tiny_mce.js if Tiny MCE don't have very much modifications in API)

To update to tiny_mce with new version you can following the steps:

- Copy the Tiny_MCE with most recent version to replace for tiny_mce directory - We configured for tiny_mce in wiki_editor.js - We use many function of Tiny_MCE in core.js , so we must modify somethings if Tiny_MCE have very much modifications in API

If you have some questions about this you can email for me .

Thanks and best regards ! -Phung Nam

On 2/22/07, Christian Gmeiner < [email protected]> wrote:

...

Hi all.

At the moment I am looking into problems exists with xwikis wysiwyg editor. For instance, it is not possible to save the result of image operations in the wiki page.

I have created an jira -

http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-906 -

...

to update tiny_mce to most recent version. But know I need more informations, where, how, ... tiny_mce is integrated in xwiki. Where can i find the setup of tiny_mce...

I hope somebody can help me, Christian

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We discussed about the following work plan: 1/ Create a task in JIRA for refactoring the editor 2/ Create a branch for the editor (ask Vincent for it) 3/ Simplify the architecture as proposed by Christian 4/ Migrate to the latest TinyMCE verison, check for what our own patches do.. If they do something important propose them as a patch to the tinymce team 5/ Try to separate the conversion library from the tiny_mce plugin. make is a html2xwiki.js file 6/ make it so that we could potentially call the server to do the conversion 7/ port the image, link, marcro popups, try to make them generic and separate from tinyMCE so they can be used in the wiki editor Ludovic Phung Nam a écrit :

Hi Vincent !

I discussed with Ludovic and Christian about the new architecture for wiki editor

Can you help me Create a branch for the editor to add Christian to the committer to he can working and commit his stuff

Thanks and best regards ! - Phung Nam

On 2/28/07, *Christian Gmeiner* <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

Today is good.. i am in the irc for the next 4 hours... and than tomorrow from 9 am to 12 pm GTM +2

2007/2/28, Ludovic Dubost <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>: > > Hi Christian, > > This is great news indeed. We definitively need some help refactoring > the WYSIWYG Editor. > I've had some ideas also on how to improve things in the future. We > could also setup a branch so that we can share the work done and test it. > I also have some questions about how you did this. Did you refactor the > conversion code from the existing conversion or did you wrote the > convertor from scratch ? > Maybe the interested people in this thread could plan an online meeting > in IRC or Skype to discuss the architecture. > > I count: > > Christian Gmeiner > Mathieu EMPTOZ > Phung Nam who is the core team is responsible for the WYSIWYG Editor > Ludovic Dubost (myself) > > Maybe Sergiu and/or Vincent from the Core team would like to participate. > > When would be a good time knowing that morning is better ? > > Ludovic > > Christian Gmeiner a écrit : > > Good news... I have written two tiny_mce plugins: > > * xwiki -> converts html to xwiki syntax > > * xwikimacro -> show macro dialog > > > > I have done only some parts of the convertion - bold, italc and it > > works very fine. I am reading into the plugin api more deeply so that > > we could provide a better interaction - e.g. links dialog as we know > > it, or image dialg as we know it. > > > > I think that are very good news :) > > greets, > > austriancoder > > > > 2007/2/23, Christian Gmeiner <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>: > >> Hi... > >> > >> i have looked into the source of the wysiwyg editor stuff and i must > >> say, it is a hack. > >> At the moment this is the structure: > >> > >> tiny_mce --> plugins > >> | > >> | > >> wiki_editor --> own plugins (attachments and macros) > >> | > >> | > >> wysiwyg.vm > >> > >> > >> I think that this is very complex and hard to maintain. Here is my > >> idea how to do it better. > >> 1) Write a tiny_mce plugin called "xwikiMacro" which allows the user > >> to add XWiki macros into > >> his page with the help of tiny_mce > >> 2) Write a post processing plugin, which converts the result from > >> tiny_mce into xwiki markup > >> 3) change wysiwyg.vm to use directly tiny_mce > >> 4) kick wiki_editor > >> > >> This allows us to easier update tiny_mce and it is much simpler to > >> understand whats going on. An other plus is that there is not an other > >> layer in between, which could break everything. > >> > >> Please tell me what you think about my idea. ATM i am working on the > >> marco plugin. > >> > >> chhers, > >> Christian > >> > >> 2007/2/23, Phung Nam <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >: > >> > Hi Christian ! > >> > > >> > To update tiny_mce to most recent version is not easy ! because we > >> have some > >> > modifications in tiny_mce.js (so if you update to most recent > >> version then > >> > you also must modify somethings in new tiny_mce.js if Tiny MCE > >> don't have > >> > very much modifications in API) > >> > > >> > To update to tiny_mce with new version you can following the steps: > >> > > >> > - Copy the Tiny_MCE with most recent version to replace for tiny_mce > >> > directory > >> > - We configured for tiny_mce in wiki_editor.js > >> > - We use many function of Tiny_MCE in core.js , so we must modify > >> somethings > >> > if Tiny_MCE have very much modifications in API > >> > > >> > If you have some questions about this you can email for me . > >> > > >> > Thanks and best regards ! > >> > -Phung Nam > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > On 2/22/07, Christian Gmeiner < [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > >> > > > >> > > Hi all. > >> > > > >> > > At the moment I am looking into problems exists with xwikis wysiwyg > >> > > editor. For instance, it is not possible to save the result of image > >> > > operations in the wiki page. > >> > > > >> > > I have created an jira - > >> > http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-906 - > >> > > to update tiny_mce to most recent version. But know I need more > >> > > informations, where, how, ... tiny_mce is integrated in xwiki. Where > >> > > can i find the setup of tiny_mce... > >> > > > >> > > I hope somebody can help me, > >> > > Christian > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > -- > >> > > You receive this message as a subscriber of the > >> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > >> > mailing list. > >> > > To unsubscribe: mailto: > >> > [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > >> > > For general help: mailto: [email protected]?subject=help <http://[email protected]?subject=help> > >> > > ObjectWeb mailing lists service home page: > >> http://www.objectweb.org/wws > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > -- > >> > You receive this message as a subscriber of the > >> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > >> > mailing list. > >> > To unsubscribe: mailto: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > >> > For general help: mailto:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>?subject=help > >> > ObjectWeb mailing lists service home page: > >> http://www.objectweb.org/wws > >> > > >> > > >> > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Hi ! I created a task in JIRA for this : http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-924 Mathieu :Can you send us the code of your plugin so that we can have a look. Thanks and best regards ! -Phung Nam. On 3/1/07, EMPTOZ Mathieu 310507 <[email protected]> wrote:

Hello everybody,

As Christian, I've developed a wiki theme (based on advanced theme) for tiny_mce, which can add link and attachments with wiki syntax.

I needn't wiki_editor anymore, I only use tiny_mce, my theme and just 5 lines to add in "tiny_mce.js".

This work fine with all sorts of links (wiki page, web page, email and attachments).

I will look for images tomorrow.

Mathieu

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-----Message d'origine----- De: Ludovic Dubost [mailto:[email protected]] Envoyé: mercredi 28 février 2007 17:38 À: [email protected] Objet: Re: [xwiki-dev] tiny_mce and the integration into xwiki

We discussed about the following work plan:

1/ Create a task in JIRA for refactoring the editor 2/ Create a branch for the editor (ask Vincent for it) 3/ Simplify the architecture as proposed by Christian 4/ Migrate to the latest TinyMCE verison, check for what our own patches do.. If they do something important propose them as a patch to the tinymce team 5/ Try to separate the conversion library from the tiny_mce plugin. make is a html2xwiki.js file 6/ make it so that we could potentially call the server to do the conversion 7/ port the image, link, marcro popups, try to make them generic and separate from tinyMCE so they can be used in the wiki editor

Ludovic

Phung Nam a écrit :

...

Hi Vincent !

I discussed with Ludovic and Christian about the new architecture for wiki editor

Can you help me Create a branch for the editor to add Christian to the committer to he can working and commit his stuff

Thanks and best regards ! - Phung Nam

On 2/28/07, *Christian Gmeiner* <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

Today is good.. i am in the irc for the next 4 hours... and than tomorrow from 9 am to 12 pm GTM +2

2007/2/28, Ludovic Dubost <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>: > > Hi Christian, > > This is great news indeed. We definitively need some help refactoring > the WYSIWYG Editor. > I've had some ideas also on how to improve things in the future. We > could also setup a branch so that we can share the work done and test it. > I also have some questions about how you did this. Did you refactor the > conversion code from the existing conversion or did you wrote the > convertor from scratch ? > Maybe the interested people in this thread could plan an online meeting > in IRC or Skype to discuss the architecture. > > I count: > > Christian Gmeiner > Mathieu EMPTOZ > Phung Nam who is the core team is responsible for the WYSIWYG Editor > Ludovic Dubost (myself) > > Maybe Sergiu and/or Vincent from the Core team would like to participate. > > When would be a good time knowing that morning is better ? > > Ludovic > > Christian Gmeiner a écrit : > > Good news... I have written two tiny_mce plugins: > > * xwiki -> converts html to xwiki syntax > > * xwikimacro -> show macro dialog > > > > I have done only some parts of the convertion - bold, italc and it > > works very fine. I am reading into the plugin api more deeply so that > > we could provide a better interaction - e.g. links dialog as we know > > it, or image dialg as we know it. > > > > I think that are very good news :) > > greets, > > austriancoder > > > > 2007/2/23, Christian Gmeiner <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>: > >> Hi... > >> > >> i have looked into the source of the wysiwyg editor stuff and i must > >> say, it is a hack. > >> At the moment this is the structure: > >> > >> tiny_mce --> plugins > >> | > >> | > >> wiki_editor --> own plugins (attachments and macros) > >> | > >> | > >> wysiwyg.vm > >> > >> > >> I think that this is very complex and hard to maintain. Here is my > >> idea how to do it better. > >> 1) Write a tiny_mce plugin called "xwikiMacro" which allows the user > >> to add XWiki macros into > >> his page with the help of tiny_mce > >> 2) Write a post processing plugin, which converts the result from > >> tiny_mce into xwiki markup > >> 3) change wysiwyg.vm to use directly tiny_mce > >> 4) kick wiki_editor > >> > >> This allows us to easier update tiny_mce and it is much simpler to > >> understand whats going on. An other plus is that there is not an other > >> layer in between, which could break everything. > >> > >> Please tell me what you think about my idea. ATM i am working on the > >> marco plugin. > >> > >> chhers, > >> Christian > >> > >> 2007/2/23, Phung Nam <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >: > >> > Hi Christian ! > >> > > >> > To update tiny_mce to most recent version is not easy ! because we > >> have some > >> > modifications in tiny_mce.js (so if you update to most recent > >> version then > >> > you also must modify somethings in new tiny_mce.js if Tiny MCE > >> don't have > >> > very much modifications in API) > >> > > >> > To update to tiny_mce with new version you can following the steps: > >> > > >> > - Copy the Tiny_MCE with most recent version to replace for tiny_mce > >> > directory > >> > - We configured for tiny_mce in wiki_editor.js > >> > - We use many function of Tiny_MCE in core.js , so we must modify > >> somethings > >> > if Tiny_MCE have very much modifications in API > >> > > >> > If you have some questions about this you can email for me . > >> > > >> > Thanks and best regards ! > >> > -Phung Nam > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > On 2/22/07, Christian Gmeiner < [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > >> > > > >> > > Hi all. > >> > > > >> > > At the moment I am looking into problems exists with xwikis wysiwyg > >> > > editor. For instance, it is not possible to save the result of image > >> > > operations in the wiki page. > >> > > > >> > > I have created an jira - > >> > http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-906 - > >> > > to update tiny_mce to most recent version. But know I need more > >> > > informations, where, how, ... tiny_mce is integrated in xwiki. Where > >> > > can i find the setup of tiny_mce... > >> > > > >> > > I hope somebody can help me, > >> > > Christian > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > -- > >> > > You receive this message as a subscriber of the > >> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > >> > mailing list. > >> > > To unsubscribe: mailto: > >> > [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > >> > > For general help: mailto: [email protected]?subject=help <http://[email protected]?subject=help> > >> > > ObjectWeb mailing lists service home page: > >> http://www.objectweb.org/wws > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > -- > >> > You receive this message as a subscriber of the > >> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > >> > mailing list. > >> > To unsubscribe: mailto: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > >> > For general help: mailto:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>?subject=help > >> > ObjectWeb mailing lists service home page: > >> http://www.objectweb.org/wws > >> > > >> > > >> > > > >

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