Apache JSPWiki
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VisitApache JSPWiki vs Wikidot
What both publish
| Fact | Apache JSPWiki | Wikidot |
|---|---|---|
| Editing | Page locking is available to prevent editing conflicts, and the feature list also includes page comments and multiple wikis. | Users can edit pages through the browser and publish changes within seconds without needing HTML, PHP or JavaScript. |
| Integrations | The security page describes optional connections to databases, mail servers, external identity stores such as LDAP, Active Directory, and Keycloak, plus plugins that may contact other servers. | Wikidot describes Gravatar integration for anonymous users and says sites can embed selected HTML code from social sites or import RSS feeds. |
Apache JSPWiki plans
- Apache JSPWikiFree
Wikidot plans
- Free accountFree
- Community SiteFree
- Pro Lite account$49.90 a year
- Additional slots$59.90 a year
- Pro account$119.90 a year
- Pro+ account$239.90 a year
Pick Apache JSPWiki if…
JSPWiki suits organizations or groups that want a self-hosted wiki with configurable access controls and storage. It is most appropriate for administrators comfortable with Java and servlet-container requirements.
Pick Wikidot if…
Wikidot suits casual users, professionals and small businesses building personal sites, company websites, portals or community forums. It supports both free projects and larger paid site allowances.