Hi,
I would like to evaluate certain plugins for my work namely
(invitationmanager, currikispacemanager and spacemanager).
I was going to some of the previous threads on curriki and found that we
plan to migrate these plugins to xwiki core at a later date.
So until these are done how can we test and evaluate these plugins.
I am building xwiki directly from source and I have build the core platform
and added enterprise app on top of it.
One way to test is to build the curriki product itself. But since I have
been working on the core app for some time and have made several extensions
on top of it, I would like to continue with the same.
So to test these plugins what applications or pages under
xwiki\xwiki-product-curriki\wiki\src\main\resources do I need to import.
I am fairly comfortable with xwiki architecture so I can do most myself, I
just need to know how can I get started on this front with the three
plugins.
Thanks
Sachin Mittal
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Hi All,
The current curriki xar package has bugs in the sense lot of documents are
missing in the package.xml.
For example:
document Admin.ApplicationPageList
document Admin.ContentPageList
I don't know all that are missing, but every time I try to import I
encounter one new document.
Then I add the entry in package.xml build the xar again and then again try
to import.
This would become a long iterative process.
Further I see in the com.xpn.xwiki.plugin.packaging.Package file
method:Import you test for the existence of these files and then if file is
missing you raise the exception.
Won't it be nice if we check for the existence of all the files at once and
then raise one exception with complete set of missing files to speed up the
debugging process.
So two things need to be done:
1. add the missing files in the package.xml
2. change the process of raising exception for the missing files.
I would be doing these at my end, and if you want me I can checkin these
changes in the svn, but I would need the checkin rights else someone please
do the needful at central place too.
Thanks
Sachin
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My configuration does authentication in Apache and then passes the
pre-authenticated request to Tomcat. It looks like the class
com.xpn.xwiki.user.impl.xwiki.AppServerTrustedAuthServiceImpl assumes
the authentication has already occurred and creates an Xwiki user which
is what I think I want. So, I thought all I had to do was add a line to
the xwiki.cfg file like this:
xwiki.authentication.authclass=com.xpn.xwiki.user.impl.xwiki.AppServerTr
ustedAuthServiceImpl
But it didn't seem to work so I turned on debugging log4j.properties
with this:
log4j.logger.com.xpn.xwiki.user.impl.xwiki=debug
And this showed up in my xwiki.log:
17:21:20,996 [TP-Processor2] DEBUG xwiki.XWikiRightServiceImpl -
Checking match: XWiki.XWikiGuest in
17:21:20,996 [TP-Processor2] DEBUG xwiki.XWikiRightServiceImpl -
Checking match: XWiki.XWikiGuest in
17:21:20,997 [TP-Processor2] DEBUG xwiki.XWikiRightServiceImpl -
Failed match: XWiki.XWikiGuest in
17:21:20,997 [TP-Processor2] DEBUG xwiki.XWikiRightServiceImpl -
Checking object 2
17:21:20,997 [TP-Processor2] DEBUG xwiki.XWikiRightServiceImpl -
Checking match: view in view,register,
17:21:20,997 [TP-Processor2] DEBUG xwiki.XWikiRightServiceImpl -
Found a right for true
17:21:20,997 [TP-Processor2] DEBUG xwiki.XWikiRightServiceImpl -
Checking match: XWiki.XWikiGuest in XWiki.XWikiGuest,
17:21:20,997 [TP-Processor2] DEBUG xwiki.XWikiRightServiceImpl -
Checking match: XWiki.XWikiGuest in XWiki.XWikiGuest
17:21:20,998 [TP-Processor2] DEBUG xwiki.XWikiRightServiceImpl -
Found matching right in XWiki.XWikiGuest, for XWiki.XWikiGuest
17:21:20,998 [TP-Processor2] DEBUG xwiki.XWikiRightServiceImpl -
Access has been granted for (XWiki.XWikiGuest,Panels.MyRecentModif
It doesn't seem to be using the AppServerTrustedAuthServiceImpl because
the expected log statements don't appear in the log file. Any
suggestions on how to properly configure AppServerTrustedAuthServiceImpl
??
Any help greatly appreciated - Glenn
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Hi everyone,
If some are you are interesting in testing out the new Toucan skin
(the skin on xwiki.org) on your install you can download a preview here
http://tinyurl.com/yts6gr
Just unzip it in your skins/ directory next to the albatross/ directory.
Please report any issue you have here:
http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XSTOUCAN-1
Thanks
-Vincent
Hi,
I would like to release XEM 1.0 final. It only contains XE 1.2 to
1.2.1 bugfixes and more error handling in Wiki Manager.
You can see the complete release note at
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/ReleaseNotesXEM10.
Here's my +1
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Hi,
I'd like to release the new Swizzle Plugin I've created.
See http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XPSWIZZLE-1
For documentation about it does see
http://code.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Plugins/SwizzlePlugin
Here's my +1
Note that I've proactively added it to the plugins section in SVN and
I should probably have asked for a vote before doing this. I assumed
(and I hope I was right) that nobody would see an issue with this. Of
course I'm committing to maintaining it.
Note that my ultimate idea is to use it on xwiki.org to:
1) automatically generate release notes.
2) add it to the News page to have JIRA updates on xwiki.org about
issues closed/created/modified
Thanks
-Vincent
The XWiki development team is pleased to announce the release of the
XWiki Swizzle Plugin 1.0.
Go grab it at http://code.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Plugins/SwizzlePlugin
This plugin allows using Swizzle (http://swizzle.codehaus.org) from a
XWiki page. For example this allows to query a JIRA instance and
display all sort of information in a XWiki page about it.
Some usage ideas:
1) List all issues in a given release
2) List all JIRA projects
3) Create a dashboard
4) List most voted on issues
etc
Thanks
-The XWiki dev team
Hi
I previously mentioned an performance issue under Linux and maybe I know now
why. It has nothing to do with Linux, but with a Firefox setting (which I
use only under Linux).
If you go in Firefox to your settings => Tab "Content" => Area "Font &
Color" => Button "Advanced" => untick "Allow pages to choose their own
fonts, instead of my selections above." => ok.
Then you will see, that XWiki.org is very slow to scroll. Other pages are
fine, even my own XWiki runs smooth.
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The XWiki development team is pleased to announce the release of XWiki
Enterprise1.3 Milestone 1.
Go grab it at http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/Download
First milestone of the XWiki Enterprise 1.3 version.
Note that general goals for XWiki Enterprise 1.3 are:
* Bug fixes
* More automated tests
* Clean up the Skins, make it easy to create new skins and add
the new xwiki.org skin
* Improve performances (less Javascript files, more optimized
CSS, better caching, etc)
Main changes from 1.2.1:
* A good deal of bugs fixed
* Added ability to export pages as HTML in a zip file
* Added ability to export the current page in a XAR
* Removed Finch and Dodo skin from the default distribution. They
are now available as separate downloads.
* Better support for Oracle with the upgrade to Hibernate
3.2.5.ga version.
+ lots of other changes, see Platform details and XWiki Enterprise
details.
For more information see the Release notes at:
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/ReleaseNotesXWikiEnterprise13M1
Thanks
-The XWiki dev team