The code freeze is *really* over. I've released XWiki 0.9.793.
It's available on xwiki.org and objectweb:
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/XWikiDownload
This version fixes an issue with non ASCII characters in wiki names in
Internet Explorer that we didn't catch while testing since we all use
Mozilla Firefox :)
It also fixes the long standing bug of the edit help toolbar not showing
with Internet Explorer.
We also have a JIRA installation for XWiki, for which Atlassian has
granted us kindly an open-source licence, although we are creating a Wiki !
It's (or should soon if the DNS is up) up at http://jira.xwiki.org. We
are still working out the configuration and plan to move the bugzilla
tasks to it and start using it very seriously.
To finish, I can't resist sending out a screenshot of the new graphviz
integration (for which Atlassian showed us the way:
http://tinyurl.com/ay25m), especially since it is usefull as it shows
some stuff about the XWiki Architecture:
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Dev/Architecture
Ludovic
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Hi everyone,
I've started working on a Maven2 build for XWiki.
I have some questions/remarks about some files stored in SVN:
1/ trunk/changelog.xml
Shouldn't this file be removed? What is it used for?
2/ trunk/build.properties
I think this file shouldn't be checked in because it's valid for a user to
define a build.properties file in the project's root. If he does this now,
this file will be marked as modified. It needs to be added to SVN ignore
list. The solution is to rename this file in build.properties.sample
3/ trunk/test and source and test directories in general
What's the difference with src/test or src/test-cactus? It seems test/ holds
test resource files. As a first step, I'm proposing to move the directories
as follows:
src/main
|_ java
|_ resources
|_ perl
|_ web
src/test
|_ java
|_ cactus
|_ resources (this would be the current top level test/ dir)
This is required to be able to write a proper Maven/Maven2 build.
4/ What are src/web.xml and src/web-exo.xml. Why are they not under
src/web/WEB-INF?
That's enough for a first pass. The most important thing is point 3 above.
Let me know what you think and what you're ok for me to do.
Thanks
-Vincent
Hi all,
I just downloaded last version from objectweb, and when I tried to
deploy xwiki as an exo portlet I found there is an error when parsing
web-exo.xml.
To fix it, I've just located all <filter-mapping> elements after all
<filter> elements.
Danielo