Hi,
I'd like to find a nice name for the spaces for three things on
XWiki.org. These are:
1/ Skins
2/ Small sample scripts, macros, or use of radeox tags
3/ XWiki Applications
I was thinking of:
For 1/ Skins, Themes, XSkins
For 2/ Scriptlets, Snipplets, Sniplets, XScripts, XMacros, XSnips,
Xlets, XWikilets, Wikilets, WikiScripts, XWikiScripts, XSamples
For 3/ XWiki Applications, XApps
It terms of branding the usage of X could be a cool way to brand things.
So the combination: XSkins, XScripts, XApps could be nice..
Any other ideas ? or votes ?
Ludovic
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If I'm uploading an attachment, and putting extra params into the
request, xwiki doesn't seem to be allowing me to access them.
I noticed that the request is a struts MultiPartRequestWrapper, but
it doesn't seem to contain any of the parameters at runtime. e.g set
a breakpoint in XWikiAction.execute and you'll notice that the
request does not have the "filename" parameter, and in fact to access
that param, the UploadAction has to manually parse it. Shouldn't the
form params be in the request? Anyone know why this is happening and
how to fix it (newer ver of struts maybe?)
I think this struts bug may be related: http://issues.apache.org/
bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=17583
Matt
I'm trying to get xwiki/utf-8/postgres working and ran into a couple
of snags.
I added some comments to http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Dev/
CharactersSets
In there I mentioned that it should be safe to not set the content
length on the response as the http protocol (1.1 anyway) defaults to
using chunked encoding if there is no content length set. This way
you get the performance benefits of keepalive, without setting the
content length.
The code should probably be changed in the repository to remove this
line, or at the very least have a xwiki.cfg setting for it.
Comments?
Matt