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JBIDE-16708 create modeshape features overview for tools.jboss.org #42

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ModeShape is a distributed, hierarchical, transactional, and consistent data store that is also a JCR 2.0 implementation.
You can connect to one or more http://modeshape.org[ModeShape] servers. For each server, the repositories,
repository workspaces, and the workspace publish areas are displayed. The publish areas are the workspace paths where your
publish (uploaded) your files.
repository workspaces, and the workspace publish areas are displayed. The publish areas are the workspace paths where you
publish (upload) your files.

== Publish
=== Upload resources to your ModeShape workspaces
image::images/modeshape-publish-dialog.png[Publish to ModeShape]

When you publish files from your Eclipse workspace, they will be uploaded to the selected repository
workspace publish area. Each published file will have its version incremented (if versioning is enabled).
When you unpublish files, those files will be removed from the selected repository workspace (if they exist there).
Publish areas can be
When you unpublish files, they are removed from the selected repository workspace (if they exist there).
Publish areas can be added and deleted using ModeShape Tools.

== CND Editor
=== A JCR 2.0 Compact Node Type Definition editor
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