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Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2011 14:21:47 +1000
From: Peter Firmstone <jini@zeus.net.au>
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Patricia Shanahan wrote:
> I'm working on the "Apache River Release Getting Started & More" page, 
> src-doc/static/info-index.html
>
> I has several broken links. Some are easy to deal with - for example, 
> replacing incubator links with river.apache.org links.
>
> How do you think we should handle references to jini.org and jini.net? 
> jini.org exists but is, as far as I know, frozen. jini.net does not 
> currently work, and when it does work will be a link to river.apache.org.
If a jini.org link exists and has relevant info, unless we've got the 
same info somewhere on river.apache.org we should probably keep the link 
for now.

No point having broken links, we could retrieve the original information 
using the way back machine if it's relevant and put it on our wiki perhaps?

>
> We even have a link with title "starterkit-examples.jini.org (link 
> dead)". Unless someone can supply a working version of the link, I'm 
> going to delete the complete sentence.
The examples are now included in the trunk/examples directory, so we 
should probably just reference that instead

Peter.