Hello,
I am impressed with XWiki Watch. I have not found a product like it,
and it fulfills some useful business use cases. I am curious how easy
it is for me to push data into XWiki from an external Java process?
Does your API permit me to push a set of records (and their tags) into
XWiki Watch?
I am curious how custom is XWiki watch? Presumably XWiki Watch
records are similarly stored and accessed as regular XWiki
pages/posts?
Thanks!
David Donohue
Not for me... but for some enterprising GSOC applicant: Seems like this
could be a good and achievable "closed-end" project that doesn't involve
complicated multi-system integration (and multi-points of failure), just
some new xwiki code based on examples already written. Code that IMHO would
be very useful:
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 3:02 PM, Niels Mayer <nielsmayer(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> In addition to selecting a xar and allowing a user to check to allow the
> xar's content to blindly overwrite the previous entry; add a third option
> "merge".
>
> When "merge" is selected, for that selected document, the diffs between the
> uploaded-xar and the current db are presented in a "mergediff-in-browser"
> style, allowing selection of original content from the db versus xar.
> clicking "ok" then collapses the diff and remembers the choices taken.
>
> When the user has either selected the xar files they want to import
> directly, or used the mergediff tool above to select the contents of the new
> file, they click "import" and it's done. Note that the "mergediff" files,
> create a new version, unlike the overwrite done by the current selected
> checkboxes in the import tool.
>
> Niels
> http://nielsmayer.com
>
>
Hi
exuse me is there any other forum plugin
for xwiki beside BulletinBoard (there is these boring bb_things with every word
and can't delete them beacause it makes errors)
thanks for your help
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Hi devs,
XE 1.8.1 is planned for the 6th of April (next Monday).
I propose we plan a XE 1.8.2 two weeks after, i.e. for the 20th of
April.
The goals is that it'll contain the issues planned for 1.8.1 that are
not finished:
http://tinyurl.com/cpanfc
Again the idea is to make rendering/wysiwyg bug fixes and improvements
available to our users ASAP.
Here's my +1
Thanks
-Vincent
Hello,
I am Keerthan Muthurasa , Msc Software Engineering student at Oxford Brookes
University , I am interested on
doing a project for xwiki.
I would like to discuss about my ideas for the "Import Export from any other
Wiki Project" and if you could in return give me your opinions
that would be really helpfull for me.
This is the project requirement :
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Import Export from any other
Wiki<http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/GoogleSummerOfCode/ImportExportfromanyo…>
Create a extensible framework to import export data between wikis. This
should handle converting the data in the pages including
links between pages and metadata as well as direct access to the data
through either a web service (prefered) or database or the
file system
The system should at least for MediaWiki and Confluence in import mode
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
I will begin with some questions:
* What does it mean when talking about converting links between pages ( we
are talking about converting internal links in the source wiki isn it ?,
That's mean when importing or exporting data we should think about exporting
or importing the linked data as well in order to keep an integrity).
* What does it mean when talking about exporting metadata ,direct access to
data through either a web service or database or file system ?
Here my idea for the project , if I can have some feedback it would be
helpfull for me:
When exporting or importing data from a given wiki to a destionation
one
Setp 1: get rid of all specific synthax proper to the source wiki
and retrieve data,metadata, and other usefull information.This can be
achieved
using a kind of parser whose job is to scan the source
page and reconize the specific synthax and only retrieve proper
data.Concerning encountered links ,we should
convert theses pages as well but we have to be carefull
when cross linked ( for instance we are converting page A and A links to B
but when
converting B ,B links to A).
Step 2: adopt a datacentric approach to properly store data in a
such a way that is easy to retrieve them.We have to be carefull when storing
data
since they have to keep the original pages structure.
Step 3: use previously retrieved data to create the result page in
the destination wiki using the wiki specific synthax for destination wiki.
I am having a look at wikiModel that seems to contain a parser.I am also
trying to understand Plexus.
A Many thanks for your advices.
Regards,
Keerthan Muthurasa
Hi,
I have completed my application on project idea - Jabber, GTalk, Skype
Integration with XWiki. Please kindly look at my sections on *Project
Architecture, Mockups and shedule *and update me on them to make any further
clarifications on it. I was completely new to XWiki and the mailing list
helped me a lot to come up to this stage, and I am really happy being with
XWiki community.
Thank you,
*H.T.M. Gamage **
*Student,* *
Faculty of Information Technology,
University of Moratuwa,
SriLanka.
Mobile: +94 (71) 5518852
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