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7 7  As you've learned from the [[Programming feature>>platform:Features.Programming]], it's possible to put scripts inside wiki pages. You can also define [[your own data structures>>Documentation.DevGuide.DataModel.WebHome]] in wiki pages and then use them in other wiki pages. You can thus combine several pages together to form an application. In other words an application is simply a self-contained set of wiki pages. You can export these pages into a single ZIP archive file named a XAR (it stands for XWiki Archive) which can then be imported again into other wikis. That XAR can also be published as an Extension (see below) which makes it even simpler to install in other wikis. This is a very nice way to create reusable applications.
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9 -XWiki allows to develop any web-based applications. This what makes [[an application wiki (a.k.a second-generation wiki)>>Documentation.UserGuide.Features.SecondGenerationWiki.WebHome]].
9 +XWiki allows to develop any web-based applications. This is what makes XWiki [[an application wiki (a.k.a second-generation wiki)>>Documentation.UserGuide.Features.SecondGenerationWiki.WebHome]].
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11 11  Here are some examples of [[Applications that you can find on xwiki.org>>extensions:Main.WebHome]] and that you can [[install in your wiki>>extensions:Extension.Extension Manager Application]] (click on the images to see them in full screen).
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