Hi,
I just finished working on XWiki/WebSocket integration which allows
components which implement XWikiWebSocketHandler and they will be called
when a user creates a WebSocket connection to the wiki.
Now I'd like some permission and guidance on getting this published as an
extension, unfortunately I was a little bit too modular so I can't just
upload a .jar and I will have to publish this in maven.xwiki.org
What do people think about transferring this to xwiki-contrib and can anyone
give me some advice about publishing an extension through maven?
For reference, this is the code:
https://github.com/cjdelisle/xwiki-contrib-websocket
Thanks,
Caleb
Hi devs,
FYI I’m creating a new repository on xwiki-contrib’s github to host a demo project I’ll present in my FOSDEM talk about XWiki Rendering.
It show the following:
- exposing XWiki Rendering through a REST resource
- realtime rendering of what you type in your browser using AngularJS
Thanks
-Vincent
Hi guys,
A long time ago I sent a vote for naming configuration property
http://markmail.org/thread/xzz2gqmexkgargbz
And this is what has been mostly used in xwiki.properties…
However some developers have not followed the existing rules. For example:
# solr.embedded.home=/var/local/xwiki/solr
# solr.remote.url=http://localhost:8983/solr
# solr.indexer.batch.size=50
# solr.indexer.batch.maxLength=10000
# solr.indexer.queue.capacity=100000
This is a pity since it’s hard to change a property.
I have now taken the time to document it in our dev practices at
http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Community/DevelopmentPractices#HConfigu…
If some dev has an issue with this please raise it here.
If not, please make sure to follow it from now on.
Thanks
-Vincent
Hello developers,
I have made some tests today the 5.2.3-SNAPSHOT version, and I found out
some issues which I don't have on a 5.2.2 install.
On a 5.2.2 there is thew following behavior
- create test subwiki as "Open" and Admin as creator.
* No DW kick in, everything looks ok on the subwiki
5.2.3-SNAPSHOT
- create test subwiki as "Open" and Admin as creator.
* DW kicks in and asks me if this is an upgrade or not. It does not ask for
version.
* "Are you performing an upgrade? There are currently 291 documents in the
database which indicates this is not a new install. "
* Select: "No, this is a new install"
* Merge conflicts on pages: XWiki.XWikiAdminGroup, XWiki.XWikiAllGroup,
XWiki.XWikiPreferences, XWiki.DefaultSkin, XWiki.SearchSuggestConfig,
ColorThemes.WebPreferences, XWiki.WebPreferences
* Even that I created the subwiki as Admin, after finishing with the DW, I
have the Join button in the Wiki Information panel.
* I have an Admin user which is the member of the subwiki, but it seems to
be a local Admin. I created the wiki as the global Admin.
* Logging off and Logging back in on the subwiki with Admin, I am still
logged as the Global Admin, and still not listed as a member of the subwiki.
* On the homepage of the subwiki, I have the following text: "You are a
member of this wiki.
$services.localization.render('platform.workspace.currentUserCanLeave',
$leaveUrl)"
Just wanted to point these issues out before we release 5.2.3.
Regards,
Sorin B.
Hi devs,
We’re getting close to the end of the 5.x cycle with 5.4 and we need to find a new theme for 6.x.
At XWiki SAS we’ve had an internal meeting to brainstorm about what that theme could be and we’ve come up with the following idea:
Theme motto: “Slick and Slim”
Explanations:
* Performance improvements across the board: page load time, scalability, activity stream rewrite, memory usage rationalization
* Introduce the flavor mechanism (as already discussed here) with the idea of removing the maximum of extensions from the base and be able to build a minimal, lightweight wiki + create a few flavors (as already discussed here too).
* Slickiness achieved with things like new skin (see the proposal from Caty) + syntax highlighting + autocompletion + easier rights UI + etc…
In short we’ve realized that XWiki has grown along the years and it’s becoming a bit heavyweight in various aspects.
So the idea would be to focus on performances + ease of use to slim it down and ensure it’s kicking fast!
Of course, as usual, I’m sure there’ll be other things being worked on, but the idea would be to try our maximum to work within this theme.
WDYT?
Thanks
-Vincent
The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of
XWiki 5.4 Milestone 1.
This is an improvement and stability release for things started during
the 5.x cycle.
You can download it here:
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/Download (please allow a few
hours for the binaries to propagate to the download servers if the
download doesn't work yet)
Make sure to review the release notes:
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/ReleaseNotes/ReleaseNotesXWiki54M1
Thanks
-The XWiki dev team
Hi devs,
Guillaume Delhumeau has been voted as a committer by the other committers and he’s accepted the role! :)
http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Community/Committership
Guillaume had been contributing daily to the XWiki project since last July (AFAIR), contributing recently to the Workspaces integration in XE.
Welcome aboard!
Thanks
-Vincent
Hi xwikiers,
The committers discussed and voted to include Clemens Robbenhaar in
the team which he agreed so a warm welcome to him !
He has been very active since he started working on XWiki, he already
spend a lot of time answering questions on the mailing list and on IRC
(more than me I think).
On the technical aspect everything I saw from him was good and very
clean and he is clearly no afraid to look at advanced stuff (he spent
a long time last month trying to help Kaisen and Denis on migration
stuff which I'm
sure was not that critically related to his own work).
Note that he is working on XWiki for EsPresto AG (don't forget to add
it to http://main.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/Support).
I'm sure he will be great addition to the team and it's always a nice bonus
to see non XWiki SAS members so active ;)
Welcome !
--
Thomas Mortagne