Hi,
Ludovic and Udai.thank you for your immediate response.
Cheers
Mafaz.
Mafaz Hassan
Under Graduate
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
University Of Moratuwa
Srilanka
Dear,
To introduce myself, I am Apurv Gupta, a student from ISM University, INDIA.
I was browsing project ideas for GCoS and i found XWiki.org. Lots of
projects here seems interesting to me specially-
- Import from other popular blogging platforms
- Google Docs Integration
- Google Gadget and OpenSocial Integration
- Survey Application
- XWiki Jabber, Google Talk, Skype Integration
- Calendar application
I am a .net developer for last 3 years, working on ASP.net. I have good
knowledge of JavaScript, CSS, AJAX, APIs, XML, DOM and SQL.
I also have working knowledge of JAVA and PHP. This time I have no idea
about XWiki API but in a couple of days I can learn them.
I request to help me how to decide a project that suits me best. All the
application listed above fascinate me and at this time I am able to complete
any of them stand alone, but as i said i don't have idea to integrate them
with XWiki.
I know I am capable of doing these project, what all I need is your precious
guidance and motivation.
I appreciate your time taken to read this mail. Looking for a response.
sincerely,
--
Apurv Gupta
Indian School of Mines University
Hi,
I am interested in the GSoc Project New XEclipse Navigator.I tried to
download the source code for XEclipse from the location below.
https://svn.xwiki.org/svnroot/xwiki/xwiki-extensions/xwiki-eclipse/trunk.
But i'm getting an error message saying the URL is not valid.Can someone
suggest me a location to download the complete source code of XEclipse?
Thank you.
Regards
Mafaz
Hai Dear mentors
I have some doubts of what you think of about my idea defining a hypothesis
for the survey application
If you are not clear about my idea please visit my blog
http://gacpganegoda.blogspot.com/
I hope this idea can give a good meaning to the survey application.
Also if its too complex we can add some option like "ignore this" option.
Need your guidance.
Thank you.
--
~ Chathura Prabuddha Ganegoda~
Undergraduate,
Department of Computer Science & Engineering,
University of Moratuwa,
Sri Lanka.
Hello,
I use XWiki/2.0 syntax and write something like:
here is my list:
(% class="myCssClass" %)
* blablabla
* bliblibli
and it renders <ul class="myCssClass">
in the Syntax, I can see (% style="" %) but not something else and in the
xwiki code I don't find where this "(% %)" is defined...
can you explain exactly what is the meaning and role of "(% %)" ?
regards
Pascal
Hello
It was suggested in a previous message that Anti Vandalism Filters project
should be integrated with an already existing third party spam detection
tool.
Is this tool already chosen or it's under investigation?
Thank you!
Hi,
Thomas and I would like to propose using a Class to look up components
when using the ComponentManager interface.
Rationale:
* This removes the need for having public static final ROLE fields in
interfaces and prevents duplication with annotation
WDYT?
I'll do it in a few hours, let me know if you don't agree.
Thanks
-Vincent
Hi devs,
We have some use case where we don't need/want to call super.clone()
in clone: the non modifiable Block like SpaceBlock that should always
return the same static unique instance.
Also checkstyle does not see when clone() actually call super.clone()
but indirectly, using another method which call super.clone(). See
AbstractBlock class for example.
So I would like to comment this rule out of checkstyle configuration
file in the XWiki verification maven plugin.
WDYT ?
(Note: the modification is already committed, i will revert it if some
is against it.)
Here is my +1
--
Thomas Mortagne
Hello, my name is Gheorghe Ancuta and I am an undergraduate student at
University of Bucharest, Computer Science Degree.
I am interested in this project: “Anti Vandalism Filters”
I want to take my chances with this project because i am really
interested in everything that is related to security, protection,
vandalism, cryptography, etc. and also because Java is my favorite
programming language. ( http://javageekgirl.wordpress.com/ ) So it's
the kind of project that can keep we awake at nights just to make sure
i can make the best of it.
Here are some ideas for this project, solutions for fighting the evil :)
-
implement an algorithm to check the message ( for example : using
black lists, word/phrase filter(statistical filters), a Bayesian spam
filtering, etc) but taking care that the implementation doesn't affect
the non spam/vandalism contents, or as it was suggested on the mailing
list, integrate with an already existing third party spam detection
tool.
-
create lists:
- a black list of ips (and, as it was specified in the project
description,an integration with an anti-spam service that list bad
ips) – although this is a little tricky because of dynamic ip
allocation.
- a black list of websites (because usually spam messages are
intended for publicity)
- a list of vandal users
- a white list of trusted users
These lists can be really useful: they will help improving the
program because it will get rid of unnecessary processing costs:
memory, cpu, CAPTHCA for trusted users, etc.
-
CAPTHCA integration for bot protection;use it at various moments:
registration, adding new page or update on old one(for users that are
not listed in the whitelist of trusted users), anonymous comments,
etc.
-
give trusted users the possibility to watch their articles, or
other articles they choose(sending updates info on email, for
example).
-
allow users to report vandalism actions that passed the detection:
these reports can be processed by an administrator so he can improve
vandal detection.
-
allow only registered users to edit.
-
new users have a limited number of possible edits until they will
be checked by an administrator : after that the users will be listed
added to the white list, if trusted, or to the blacklist, if not.
Limit the edits by setting maximum X number of edits per every Y
seconds. These limits, X and Y can have different levels based on the
registration date of the user.
-
have a stable version saved for articles, so that when they will
be affected by vandalism, we can easily rollback the content. It is
true that this will need more disk space, but it's a good way to have
a backup for valuable data.
*Technical skills: *
I took this Course: Fundamentals of Java Programming -at Infoacademy
in Bucharest, Romania which was finalized with a PhoneBook project.
Besides this, all my programming activity is based on school projects.
I have medium experience working with Java SE, J2EE, C#, Asp.Net,
Javascript,c,c++ , Html, CSS, Mysql, Sql.
Currently, i am working on this project:” Monitoring and Managing
Local Network” (Details: Language: Java – J2EE tehnology + shell
scripting, Database: Mysql, Framework: Web Server: Tomcat 5.5, IDE:
Netbeans, Operating System: Ubuntu).*Other projects that I created:*
Instant Messenger
Website for Implementing the Getting Things Done Methodology + online
journal, calendar, etc
Application for Online Reserving Plane Tickets
and a bunch of other little ones,on different technologies and
subjects, as school projects
*Others*: Ubuntu, Debian, Networking techologies. I took Cisco CCNA
and LPI(Linux Professional Institute) courses.
Lately I became very interested of cryptography, security, web
protection and I started to do a lot of research in this area.
*If you would be willing and able to do other projects instead, which ones?*
“Survey Application”, “Import from other popular blogging platforms”
or “Import Export from any other Wiki”
Email Address: gheorghe.ancuta(a)gmail.com
Instant messenger : ancuta.maria(a)yahoo.com
Personal Blog: http://javageekgirl.wordpress.com/
Have a great day!
Hi,
is it possible to have an overview about database schema of xwiki?
(not the list of tables like in DevGuide) but a conceptual shéma with relations and cardinalities
and same for the classes diagramm
thanks for all
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