[Myfaces Wiki] Update of "Orchestra Dialog, PageFlow" by SimonKitching

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  In the manner of Orchestra, a simple JSF-a-like solution should be found. It should build *on* the foundations of JSF as much as possible, rather than creating its own frameworks and concepts. And it should be possible to incrementally introduce it into existing applications rather than forcing webapps to be built around Orchestra.
  
- == More Details Requirements
+ == More Detailed Requirements ==
  
   1. Want to navigate to a URL, then at some point "go back to calling view".
  
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   1. Want to expose input data to the backing beans for the flow, and read back data from the flow when the flow was successful.
  
+ == Status ==
  
- Notes from the initial discussions on this topic can be found at OrchestraDialogPageFlowDesign1.
+ The orchestra flow project home page can be found at http://myfaces.apache.org/orchestra/myfaces-orchestra-flow/
  
- A slightly different design can be found at OrchestraDialogPageFlowDesign2
+ As at 2008-10-24, Orchestra Flow (v0.0.1-SNAPSHOT) now implements all of the above requirements.
  
+ The internal implementation is currently a little ugly in places; any ideas on how to more elegantly implement those parts are welcome. But it works.
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+ At ops.co.at we are currently working on integrating orchestra flow into our web applications.
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+ == Usage ==
+ 
+ Page OrchestraDialogPageFlowDesign2 was used as a guide when creating the current implementation. It may be slightly out-of-date; the information
+ on the flow website should be the primary reference.
+ 
+ Notes from the initial discussions held when the Orchestra Flow project was started can be found at OrchestraDialogPageFlowDesign1. This is mostly
+ of historical interest only.
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