> >
> > In very general terms, yes to all questions above.
> > But maybe you want to search Google for examples about building
> > websites with Java servlet containers, or Tomcat in particular.
> > We cannot really help with that kind of questions here.  This is a
> > list for people asking technical questions about Tomcat-specific
> > issues, not really about general JSP-based website design.
> >
>
> If you haven't already invested a lot of effort in your wiki content,
> you might want to take a look at:
>
> http://incubator.apache.org/jspwiki/
>
> I've been using JSPWIKI successfully under tomcat for many years. It is
> packaged as a war file ready for deployment and there is a lot of
> experience in customising it. JSPWIKI has services to backout unwanted
> changes (this is basically a requirement of any wiki). However, the
> standard distribution comes with almost no content and you probably
> should keep your own content outside the war file and back it up
> externally.
>
> Brian
>
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You might also look at very quick wiki (http://www.vqwiki.org/).  We have used 
that successfully for a number of years, although the code has not been updated 
in several years.  The actual pages are stored in a separate folder on the 
server, and not in the WAR file, but it does support page storage in a JDBC 
linked database.

Jeffrey Harris

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