I'm feeling pretty dumb today. After several weeks messing around with M3 and my plugin, I decided to do a clean install by following the extensive notes I made the first time around, but skipping all the dead ends. My intention was to suggest some changes to the JSPWiki wiki reflecting the gotchas I encountered before I did anything towards deploying my own code.

I've done lots of searches, and scraped through my old emails, but nothing helped me. I found my question (with the title above) to the Dev list almost a year ago, which was not answered directly. Juan Pablo implemented my suggested changes at the time, which were simple text blocks in an email. I hoped to make it easier for everyone this time, but so far I've failed miserably.

In my searches I stumbled across this page:

http://jspwiki.apache.org/development/edit_website.html

.. but it didn't tell me enough to get to the "static source" of the pages I would like to be changed.

Hidden under a hyperlink to "This Repository" I discovered:

https://github.com/apache/jspwiki-site/

I separately cloned the trunk, as well as the jbake and asf-site branches. It is true these directory trees contain a content subdirectory, and even the source for a lot of pages (including, ironically, the edit_website page), but not the page I was most interested in having changed, which is:

https://jspwiki-wiki.apache.org/Wiki.jsp?page=Getting%20Started

I submitted several diffs to the apacheds project last year, so I checked the repository for that web site (wiki)... all the relevant page sources were where I expected to find them, with names I expected.

I'm baffled and find myself having to ask for help yet again. Clearly, I am missing a vital concept at the moment. Could anyone help by giving me simple directions to obtain the source to the Getting Started page, please?

Apologies!

Brian

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