Hello,
I am working on creating blog entries using xwiki. I was wondering if it would be possible to create a template for the blog entries so that they will be more structured?
Thank you for your time and help!
Hande Aksac
Hi,
Since I'm rewriting the new Rendering component
(see http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Design/NewRenderingArchitecture)
, we need to finalize the new syntax we want to have.
Right now I'v planned to use the same wiki syntax as now
(http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/
XWikiSyntax#HTextStyles) with only one change: all macros now need to
be closed.
For example: {macro}...{/macro} and {macro:text|param=value|.../}
Is that ok with everyone or do we want to make changes?
Thanks
-Vincent
Hello XWiki developers,
can someone explain me what is the strategy to define the mime-type of
an attachment?
I see not configurable map nor any setter on the attachment types.
Is there any way I can enrich this or is it simply taking over the
mime-type provided the browser (which, too often, ends up being
application/octet-stream) ?
thanks in advance
paul
Hi devs,
I've implemented support for Google Gadgets for pages and for panels.
http://incubator.myxwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Gadgets/
It is possible to browse the Google Gadget Directory and select a
gadget, set it's parameters and either:
- insert a call to a gadget macro in a wiki page
- create a panel with this gadget
It's basically working, except for a few Gadget translations issues in
the gadget settings page (for some gadgets).
To integrate in XE this requires:
- a slight modification to the PanelClass and the displaypanel macro (to
support a gadgeturl and gadgetprefs field)
- a few pages including a Gadget Groovy page (which requires programming
rights)
I think we should transform the Gadget Groovy to a plugin to avoid the
need for programming rights.
We can also from there create a special page type to make a display of
gadgets or panels like iGoogle or NetVibes.
It would store gadgets or panel lists in a special class with some
position parameters. And with some JS we can reposition the panels or
gadgets and save the config in the wiki page.
This would be an easy way to make some portal like experience in the wiki.
Who wants to takeover this from the dev team ? Do you think we can have
this in 1.8 ?
Ludovic
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Hi,
I wrote a java batch allowing to acces XWIKI.
This batch was okay with 1.5.2 XWiki release but it's not working with
1.7.1 XWiki release.
I don't understand where is my problem and need your help...
Here is a part of my java code :
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private ComponentManager componentManager = null;
/**
* @return a configured Component Manager (which uses the plexus.xml file in
the test resources directory) which can then be put in the XWiki Context
for testing.
*/
public ComponentManager getComponentManager() throws Exception {
if (this.componentManager == null) {
DefaultContainerConfiguration configuration = new
DefaultContainerConfiguration();
configuration.setContainerConfiguration("/plexus.xml");
DefaultPlexusContainer container = new
DefaultPlexusContainer(configuration);
this.componentManager = new PlexusComponentManager(container);
}
return this.componentManager;
}
/**
* Constructeur de BatchWikiAccess
* @throws Exception
*/
public BatchWikiAccess() throws Exception {
String rootPath =
Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResource("").getPath();
// Recuperation du fichier de proprietes xwiki
FileInputStream fileInputStream = getInputStream(rootPath +
"xwiki.properties");
XWikiConfig conf = null;
try {
conf = new XWikiConfig(fileInputStream);
conf.setProperty("xwiki.store.hibernate.path", rootPath +
"hibernatedev.cfg.xml");
Utils.setComponentManager(getComponentManager());
wiki = new com.xpn.xwiki.XWiki(conf, new XWikiContext());
} catch (Throwable e) {
Logger.getLogger(this.getClass()).error("o !!! Pb grave lors du runtime : "
+ e.getMessage());
throw new Exception("o !!! Pb grave lors du runtime : " + e.getMessage());
}
}
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I have a runtime error while execute line :
wiki = new com.xpn.xwiki.XWiki(conf, new XWikiContext());
Thanks in advance for help.
If someone has a better way to access XWIKI in batch mode; it good to !
Julien
Hi,
I'm an Computer Science Undergraduate who is currently undergoing training
and engaged n the field of Open Source SOA products n development. I've
recently done project work in the area of WS Security (WS [Web Services]
Policy derivation from SOAP messages n some OSGI component implementatons
around that..) and have fair knowlege on WS security implementations. Also
also have an good understanding in Apache Axis2 Engine and been working on
Apache Axis2 Engine developing Ruby Services deployment using JRuby frame
work..
I would pretty much like to participate in a XWiki GSoc project for 2009 as
i see this as a great opportunity to expand my understanding in this field
and as a great learning experience. I had a look at previous 2008 xWiki
Gsoc Ideas,Devs list issues and some jiras and i gained interest in doing
some work in xWiki Core. I was particularly interested in ideas such as SAML
Authentication (Reported @ xWiki JIRA by Sergiu
Dumitriu<http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-402>) , Support for
AJAX Calls (Reported @ xWiki JIRA by Sergiu
Dumitriu <http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-641> ) , Xwiki Web
Services integration , and would like to know whether aforementioned work
(/proposals) are still available. However i would also be open to any other
ideas that will be put forward by XWiki org and would like to hear about
that too.
BTW i still don't know whether this is too early or not to ask for project
ideas n stuff ,but am certainly hoping to work with you guys if all goes
well .I'm still new to XWiki engine and it's aspects but i am willing to,
learn and have a good run on xWiki. Your feedback regarding this is very
much appreciated..Thnx in advance
.
Regards,
Udayanga Shaminda Wickramasinghe
Hi there,
I'd like to send a vote on my proposal. Full discussion is here:
http://n2.nabble.com/-Proposal----Adding-a-%22Getting-Started%22-space-in-t…
If the vote is passed, I'll provide a patch with the pages in XML format.
I'd like this guide to be included in XE 1.8 - if that's still possible.
Since it doesn't impact anything core (it' very superficial from a tech PoW)
I think it could be ok. WDYT?
Here's my public commitment: I promise I will maintain and update this guide
in the future ;-)
Thanks,
Guillaume
PS: here's my +1
--
Guillaume Lerouge
Product Manager - XWiki
Skype ID : wikibc
http://guillaumelerouge.com/
Hi,
This is our last chance to change this behavior. We've found several
places where having meaningful spaces are counter-productive:
* in table cells since we can't align table anymore. For example:
|= column1 |= column2
| this is some para | second column
| hello | world
(not sure this will be rendered nicely in mail but you see what I mean)
* in scripts since having meaningful spaces prevents us from aligning
velocity or groovy scripts. For ex we can't write:
#if (....)
#if (...)
do something
# end
#end
To see a better example have a look at http://tinyurl.com/ahz669
What I think users real want are meaningful new lines but I see cons
overweighting pros for having meaningful white spaces. Thus I'm think
we should strip whitespaces at beginning and end of lines including
for line breaks.
I'm slightly less sure for multiple spaces between words but even
there I think we could strip them have users use {{{ }}} to put a non
breaking space for ex (or introduce a {{space/}} macro or another
special syntax although I'd rather we don't introduce a new syntax).
WDYT?
Thanks
-Vincent
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