I think that an extension that allowed documents stored in a
SharePoint directory to be linked to from MediaWiki is a perfectly
valid and useful thing to do... even better would be an extension that
allowed users to use SharePoint as a repository for document up-loads
to MediaWiki.
Remember that while MediaWiki isn't designed to be used as an
"enterprise wiki" it is widely used by companies ranging from very
large corporations to small businesses - Some of the higher profile
users of MediaWiki are Pfizer, Nokia and Razor Fish - It seems to me
that there is a clear advantage to the MediaWiki community and the
not-for-profit projects that it powers if there are opportunities for
devs to get day jobs/make money from consulting on MediaWiki
integrations.
let me know if I can do anything to help move this idea forward.
Paul Y
On 10/26/07, Daniel Barrett <danb(a)vistaprint.com> wrote:
All that being said, the list of features at
http://www.atlassian.com/sharepoint/features.jsp would be interesting
for any company that has both a wiki and SharePoint.
(Also I've heard that SharePoint 2007 is way better than previous
editions. YMMV.)
DanB
-----Original Message-----
Jim Wilson writes:
IMO, MediaWiki/SharePoint integration isn't a likely target for most
developers. SharePoint's goals are very different from MediaWiki, to
the point that an advocate for one is likely a dissenter to the
other....
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