11 Jun
2007
11 Jun
'07
12:24 p.m.
OK, i think it's possible to manage the page hierarchy using parent-id in
PageSummary object.
This feature will be included as an advanced feature (implemented later),
which let's the user to select between hierarchical view and space->pages
view.
- Tharindu
On 6/10/07, tharindu jayasuriya <djtharindu(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On 6/9/07, Ludovic Dubost <ludovic(a)xwiki.com> wrote:
Hi,
One suggesting is to have 2 views for the pages tree:
- one by spaces
This is what I had in mind.
- one by parent-child (orphans appear separately)
I too agree, but i'm facing a problem with the XWiki Confluence XML/RPC
API <http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Remote+API+Specification>where
the rpc, Vector
getPages(String token, String spaceKey) returns all the pages
corresponding to the given space as "PageSummary" objects, but a PageSummary
object does not say whether it has children or not. Any suggestions on how
to overcome this ?
Thanks for pointing this issue... :)
- Tharindu
<http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Remote+API+Specification#RemoteAPISpecification-PageSummary>
The second one is going to be better for navigation and big wikis..
Ludovic
tharindu jayasuriya a écrit :
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> Introduction (UI)
> -----------------
> The main UI component of the plug-in
would be a navigator panel which
> let's the user navigate through various spaces he owns. This panel
will
> Stories
> -------
> * When the user selects the Xwiki
view in Eclipse, the XWiki Navigator
panel
> is displayed (refer to mock UIs).
> * There the user can press the
'Connect' button on the navigator panel
which will
> bring up a dialog where he can set the connection parameters.
> * Username, Password, Proxy (if
applicable) can be provided at the
'Connection Settings'
> * The default behaviour is to import
details about all the spaces into
XWiki Navigator,
> but this can be manipulated at the connect time (refer to mock UIs).
> * Clicking on a document on the XWiki
Navigator will open up the
corresponding document
> on a browser widget (within the eclipse environment).
> Above mentioned are the most
urgent requirements that need to be
fulfilled first.
> But they are far from finish-line :)
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Hi all,
Here I have attached some mock GUIs and a very intuitive requirements
spec that illustrate the
basic workings of XWiki-Eclipse plug-in. It's better if we can
finalize these drafts soon because I
need to go on with the development :). I have few doubts on the java
package structure as well as
about the icon graphics for the plug-in (i thought of re-using
eclipse's ones where suitable).
I went through XWiki XML RPC APIs and am comfortable with thw way they
work (had to
sharpen my SWT skills too). I'm looking forward to hear from you..
- Tharindu
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This document explains the basic functions and requirements for the
XWiki-Eclipse
plug-in ( v1.0)
contain all the menus and access buttons that
would ease the process
of
> administering XWiki pages.
Dialog. Apart from that, the user can select to
import all his spaces
or some of them into
> Navigator.
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