Page History

- Every time you create a new page add at the top the {scrollbar} macro unless that page is (and will remain that way) the only child of it's parent.

- For installation paths use something like this:
    <geronimo_home>/
    <sampleApp_home>/
    <JBoss_home>/
    <WAS_home>/
    <WLS_home>/
    ...

- For versions use:
    Apache Geronimo v1.0
    Apache Geronimo v1.1
    Apache Geronimo v1.1.1
    ultimately v1.0 or v1.1, the lower case "v" always precede the number.
    JBoss v4
    Tomcat v5.5.9

- For reference to file extensions use:
    *.zip*
    *.tar*
    *.gz*
    *.gzip*
    *.jar*
    *.war*
    (include the " . " )

- To display an image proceed this way:
-- Attach the image file first.
-- Avoid blank spaces in the file name.
-- in a new line reference the image !file_name.gif! optionally for flow charts you can use center alignment !file_name.gif|align=center!


- For command samples, as in a command line window use:
    *{{sample command}}*
    use a new line when possible.

- For unformatted, plain text samples use:
    {noformat:borderStyle=solid|title=file_name}
    sample text
    {noformat }

- For XML samples use:
    {code:xml|borderStyle=solid|title=file_name}
    text
    {code}

- For Java samples use:
    {code:java|borderStyle=solid|title=file_name}
    text
    {code}

- For command samples and results as a command line screen capture use:
    {color:white}
    {noformat:borderStyle=solid|bgColor=#000000}
    sample text
    {noformat }{color}

- For commands or code within a paragraph use:
    sample text in the paragraph {{command}} sample text in the paragraph {{some java code}}.

- For special notes to bring reader's attention use the already existing standard macros such as:
    {note}Message goes here.{note}
    {warning}Warning message goes here.{warning}
    {info}Info message goes here.{info}
    {tip}Tips goe here.{tip}

    When necessary you can also add a title to these boxes, for example:
    {warning:title=Warning}Warning message goes here.{warning}

- Spell checking:
    Currently, Confluence does not provide spell check so you should use the method of your choice to perform spell checking.