General FAQ

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What is Wandora?

Wandora is a software application used to build, edit and publish Topic Maps.

What can I do with the Wandora

With wandora you can

  • Edit topic maps
  • Make file transformation: XML (with XSL), XTM, LTM, N3 and RDF(S).
  • Extract metadata from JPG, MP3, PDF and DOC files.
  • Extract data from MBOX email repositories
  • Convert SQL database to a topic map
  • Convert IMDB data to a topic map
  • Publish topic map as a WWW site

More generally Wandora suits well for

  • mining metadata from documents
  • storing data and knowledge
  • content and document management
  • knowledge aggregating and publishing

As these application areas sound very wide you may want to see also use-cases and real-life projects for implementation ideas.


What I am allowed to do with Wandora

Grip Studios Interactive, the copyright holder and creator of Wandora grants you a personal and non-commercial license to use Wandora. You can use Wandora in your personal projects if you are not trying to earn money.

We strongly encourage you to contact Grip Studios Interactive (office@gripstudios.com) if you are planning commercial usage of Wandora.


What is required to use Wandora software?

You need a computer suitable for Wandora, Java Run Time Environment (JRE) 5.0 and some third party libraries. See system requirements to decide whether you have a suitable computer. See download section to ensure you have all the required JAR libraries.


Who are you guys?

Grip Studios Interactive is a small Finnish software company specialized in challenging internet applications. You may contact as with office@gripstudios.com.

People behind the Wandora are Aki Kivelä and Olli Lyytinen. Wandora's history dates back to 2000 and current version of Wandora owes a great deal to Pasi Hytönen and Marko Wallgren. Pasi Hytönen invented the name Wandora and was part of second generation Wandora team. Marko Wallgren participated the initial Wandora team and was the man behind Kiasmart, the first application of long line of Wandora products.

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