Wiki suggestions

[mookid8000]

Hi group

I want to create a wiki to use internally in my company. I have the
following requirements:
* Made in ASP.NET (language doesn't matter)
* Backend must be MSSQL
* It must be free to install and use

The following would be nice:
* The ability to attach files (images/documents/whatever) to pages

I am currently looking at FlexWiki and OpenWikiNG - which one would you
prefer?

Thanks in advance!
-Mogens Heller Jensen

[Juan T. Llibre]

Given that FlexWiki runs on ASP.NET, while OpenWikiNG runs on classic ASP,
and given that this is an ASP.NET newsgroup, and not a classic ASP newsgroup,
and given that FlexWiki is a mature application while OpenWikiNG is just starting out,
the winner is -hands down- FlexWiki.

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<mo********@gmail.comwrote in message
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Hi group

I want to create a wiki to use internally in my company. I have the
following requirements:
* Made in ASP.NET (language doesn't matter)
* Backend must be MSSQL
* It must be free to install and use

The following would be nice:
* The ability to attach files (images/documents/whatever) to pages

I am currently looking at FlexWiki and OpenWikiNG - which one would you
prefer?

Thanks in advance!
-Mogens Heller Jensen

[clintonG]

Go to http://communityserver.org and load their documentation. They use a
..NET wiki (forget which one) and you can see for yourself how it works out
and ask questions in the CommunityServer forums.

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<mo********@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@m79g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...

Hi group

I want to create a wiki to use internally in my company. I have the
following requirements:
* Made in ASP.NET (language doesn't matter)
* Backend must be MSSQL
* It must be free to install and use

The following would be nice:
* The ability to attach files (images/documents/whatever) to pages

I am currently looking at FlexWiki and OpenWikiNG - which one would you
prefer?

Thanks in advance!
-Mogens Heller Jensen

[Remy]

There is a Wiki implementation in the new Atlas package from Microsoft.

Might be worth a look too.

Remy

[mookid]

Juan T. Llibre skrev:

Given that FlexWiki runs on ASP.NET, while OpenWikiNG runs on classic ASP,
and given that this is an ASP.NET newsgroup, and not a classic ASP newsgroup,
and given that FlexWiki is a mature application while OpenWikiNG is just starting out,
the winner is -hands down- FlexWiki.

It sure is. I think I'm gonna go with FlexWiki :o)

[mookid]

clintonG skrev:

Go to http://communityserver.org and load their documentation. They use a
.NET wiki (forget which one) and you can see for yourself how it works out
and ask questions in the CommunityServer forums.

I think that they are using FlexWiki.

[mookid]

Remy skrev:

There is a Wiki implementation in the new Atlas package from Microsoft.

Might be worth a look too.

Remy

I think the wiki is a demo project which comes with the Atlas
framework. I don't think it's suited for our needs, since any
improvements and further development of the system would require us to
do it ourselves.

[mookid]

Thanks for your input guys :-)