Hi devs,
I've configured jenkins so that the home page now displays only failed builds.
This change has 2 goals:
* Make the home page displays faster (it should be faster that displaying all jobs)
* Make it easier to us to visualize what's currently failing to fix them ASAP
Thanks
-Vincent
Hi all, has anyone ever had success with adding a compiled jasper report to an xwiki page?
I'm wondering if there is an easy way to do it. I want to be able to give users the ability to add their own compiled jasper report, and allow them access to a data source.
Gracias!
Dan
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Seems like we have some CI job that doesn't use the global configuration for mail ext…
We need to find it…
Thanks
-Vincent
On May 29, 2013, at 10:18 PM, Jenkins <build.noreply(a)xwiki.org> wrote:
> Check console output at $BUILD_URL to view the results.
>
> Changes since the previous successful build:
>
> ${CHANGES_SINCE_LAST_SUCCESS, changesFormat="[%a] %d %m (rev %r)\n"}
>
> Failed tests:
>
> ${FAILED_TESTS}
>
> Last build logs:
>
> ${BUILD_LOG_REGEX, regex = ".*Finished at:.*", linesBefore = 100, linesAfter = 100}
Hello.
Is it possible to use JSP custom tags or JSP Expression Language in XWiki
pages?
For example:
<c:forEach var="myVar" items="myItemList">
${myVar}
</c:forEach>
I ask because we would like some of our pages to pull some small bits of
dynamic content from a web service on another server. We have written a JSP
tag library that enables retrieving this data from the web service either by
a custom tag or a JSP Expression Language function. We were hoping to use
this library on our XWiki pages.
If this is not possible, is there another way for us to pull dynamic content
for our Wiki pages from a remote web service?
Thanks,
John
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Hi devs,
Right now when in path-based, if a /wiki/somewiki/ path is found but no wiki descriptor is found for alias "somewiki" then we try to split on "." and then perform some checks on localhost/IP/www.
I don't think this is right (there's no real logic behind this) and I'm proposing to fix this.
Specifically ATM if you have /wiki/enterprise.xwiki.org/space/page then the algorithm is going to look first for an alias of "enterprise.xwiki.org" (that's good) but if not found, it's going to look for a wikiid descriptor for "enterprise" which isn't normal.
Note that I've already implemented this fix locally (in the new URL module) and I'm waiting for this decision to commit it.
Barring any negative feedback I'll commit it at the end of the week.
Thanks
-Vincent
Hi devs,
Silk is officially a PNG-only icon set. We initially used a GIF version
of the icons so that we can have some transparency in IE6. Since we
dropped support a long time ago for IE6, we introduced the PNG version
of the Silk icons as resources in 3.4 (XWIKI-7326). We've fixed all the
usages of the GIF icons from the platform code, so I think it's time to
drop the GIF icons from the non-legacy distribution.
Proposal: move the GIF silk icons into a a web-legacy module, merged
into the enterprise war only when the legacy profile is enabled.
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