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28 28  
29 29  {{note title="Wonder Committers"}}
30 30  
31 -The URL above is the public, read-only URL.
32 -People with commit privileges for Project Wonder should use: {{{*}git@github.com:projectwonder/wonder.git{*}}}
31 +The URL above is the public, read-only URL.
32 +People with commit privileges for Project Wonder should use: *{{git@github.com:projectwonder/wonder.git}}*
33 33  {warning}Do *not* change "git@..." to be your username.{warning}
34 34  
35 35  {{/note}}
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69 69  
70 70  {{/info}}
71 71  
72 -== Work with the Latest Changes - Integration Branch ==
73 -
74 -The integration branch of Wonder is where the most recent fixes, additions, new features, etc., are merged in for testing and vetting by the community. By checking out integration you can benefit from all of these latest commits to the Wonder project before they are pulled into master/trunk. And the community can benefit by having another contributor to the improvement of Wonder. To work with the integration branch in Git, you will simply checkout that branch from your repository like so:
75 -
76 -{{code value="none"}}
77 -cd WonderSource
78 -{{/code}}
79 -
80 -{{code}}
81 -git checkout integration
82 -{{/code}}
83 -
84 84  == Use It ==
85 85  
86 86  * h5. Use Wonder source code projects in your Eclipse workspace
87 -The best way to make use of Project Wonder is obviously to import the source code projects directly into your Eclipse workspace. Why would you be reading this page if that isn't what you are trying to do? Detailed instructions are here: [[Working with Wonder source in Eclipse]]
75 +The best way to make use of Project Wonder is obviously to import the source code projects directly into your Eclipse workspace. Why would you be reading this page if that isn't what you are trying to do? Detailed instructions are here: [[WONDER:Working with Wonder source in Eclipse]]
88 88  
89 89  {{note title="Ant Builds on your Development Machine"}}
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93 93  {{/note}}
94 94  
95 95  * h5. Build and Install Project Wonder Binary Frameworks
96 -For building and installing the Wonder Frameworks, please see the standard [[Building and Installing WO Frameworks with Ant>>Building and Installing a Framework with Ant]] pages.
84 +For building and installing the Wonder Frameworks, please see the standard [[Building and Installing WO Frameworks with Ant>>WO:Building and Installing a Framework with Ant]] pages.
97 97  
98 98  {{note title="Using Both Binary and Source Code Frameworks on Your Development Machine"}}
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102 102  {{/note}}
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104 104  * h5. Build Project Wonder frameworks with Hudson/Jenkins
105 -The ideal way to build WebObjects frameworks and applications is to use a "Continuous Integration Server" or "Build Server" like Hudson or Jenkins. This allows you to automate the often complex process of building WebObjects projects that have several dependencies on frameworks. Instructions on how to setup a Hudson/Jenkins server is are available on the [[Installing and Configuring Jenkins]] page.
93 +The ideal way to build WebObjects frameworks and applications is to use a "Continuous Integration Server" or "Build Server" like Hudson or Jenkins. This allows you to automate the often complex process of building WebObjects projects that have several dependencies on frameworks. Instructions on how to setup a Hudson/Jenkins server is are available on the [[WO:Installing and Configuring Jenkins Build Server]] page.