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1		-XWiki.Haru
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5	5	{{box cssClass="floatinginfobox" title="**Contents**"}}{{toc/}}{{/box}}
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7		-First release candidate of XWiki Enterprise 3.2 version ([[Roadmap>>Main.Roadmap]]). Unless a bug is found, this will become the 3.2 final release.
	7	+First release candidate of XWiki Enterprise 3.2 version ([[Roadmap>>Main.Roadmap]]). Unless a bug is found, this will become the 3.2 final release. See the full list of closed issues for this release on [[our bugtracker>>http://jira.xwiki.org/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?reset=true&jqlQuery=category+in+%28%22Top+Level+Projects%22%29+and+fixVersion+in+%28%223.2%20RC1%22%29+and+resolution+in+%28%22Fixed%22%29]].
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9	9	= New and Noteworthy (since XWiki Enterprise 3.2 Milestone 3) =
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13	13	We have adopted the [[extensions:Extension.Workspace Application]] as an XWiki platform project. In a few words, the //Workspace Application// allows regular users to create workspaces where they can collaborate on a specific topic. Once the work is done, they can delete the workspace if they wish so. A workspaces is, in essence, a regular subwikis that is to be used only by global users. It allows global users to join or be invited and to easily navigate through the available workspaces and to the main wiki.
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15		-The //Workspace Application// suits best for intranets or any other usecase that involves having only global users and going back and forward through projects or departments that are separated in subwikis. On the other hand, the //Workspace Application// is not intended to be used in environments such as wiki farms, where each subwiki is a bubble, having it's own users and not knowing/caring about other subwikis or the main wiki. This later usecase is the task of the [[extensions:Extension.Wiki Manager Application]].
	15	+The //Workspace Application// suits best for intranets or any other usecase that involves having only global users and going back and forward through projects or departments that are separated in subwikis. On the other hand, the //Workspace Application// is not intended to be used in environments such as wiki farms, where each subwiki is a bubble, having it's own users and not knowing/caring about other subwikis or the main wiki. This later use case is better served by [[XWiki Enterprise Manager>>manager:Main.WebHome]].
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17		-[[image:create-workspace-entry.png||alt="Create workspace button"]] [[image:main-wiki-section-in-a-workspace.png||alt="Main wiki section displayed in top menu while in a workspace"]] [[image:workspace-administration-workspaceusers-section.png||alt="Workspace Users section in the workspace's administration section replacing 'Registration' and 'Users'"]]
18		-[[image:workspaceDirectory.png||alt="Workspace Directory listing available workspaces and available actions"]]
	17	+[[image:create-workspace-entry.png||alt="Create workspace button" style="border: 1px solid black"]]
	18	+[[image:main-wiki-section-in-a-workspace.png||alt="Main wiki section displayed in top menu while in a workspace" style="border: 1px solid black"]]
	19	+[[image:workspace-administration-workspaceusers-section.png||alt="Workspace Users section in the workspace's administration section replacing 'Registration' and 'Users'" style="border: 1px solid black"]]
	20	+[[image:workspaceDirectory.png||alt="Workspace Directory listing available workspaces and available actions" style="border: 1px solid black"]]
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20		-The //Workspace Application// is not bundled by default with any XWiki product, but it can be installed as an extension, starting with version 3.2M1.
	22	+The //Workspace Application// is not bundled by default with any XWiki product, but it can be installed as an extension.
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22	22	= Upgrades =
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