31 Oct
2008
31 Oct
'08
1:10 p.m.
Florin Ciubotaru wrote:
Hi Vincent,
Vincent Massol wrote:
As we approach XWiki 2.0 we should put more effort into creating the
bridges that we need, so that will have a fully component oriented
architecture.
The problem is that we cannot create really powerful components, right
now. I think we should avoid using 1.0 elements in the new components.
The only things that we should change, when breaking the core into
pieces, are the bridge components implementation. This also applies for
the storage and other changes.
I see two options:
1) We first analyze what bridges we need and start developing them. And
only after that we switch to heavy implementation of components;
2) We write and enrich the bridges on the fly as we create new components.
Which do you think is the best one?
+1 for 2. I find it way faster and more "agile" than the other. We won't get
1)
right from the first shot and we would spend time doing it and also delay people
from doing components until the bridging is done.
More, that's the whole point of the document access bridge, afaik, to be
enriched by whoever needs it. This is very cool and possible when you plan to
commit in the platform, the problem is with the products that must use the
bridges as they are and they need more...
Hi Florin,
On Oct 31, 2008, at 10:56 AM, Florin Ciubotaru wrote:
The plug-in was written initially by Raluca and Ludovic and is located
here:
- https://svn.xwiki.org/svnroot/xwiki/sandbox/plugins/comments/
There was an old design page for it but it was outdated and afterwards
deleted. Now we have only a layout design page, here:
- http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Design/NewCommentsImplementation
The first thing we should do is to see how we can integrate it with the
platform. Ludovic made a patch for the core, can you review it and see
if you can apply it?
I need to finish the test suite for it and do some refactoring.
My intention is to rewrite the plug-in into a component but I'm starting
to doubt that I can do that at the moment.
Hi devs,
We currently have a comments plug-in that is written for a custom
core. This plug-in enables us to have hierarchical comments and
several
storage implementations.
This sounds very cool (threaded comments have been asked several
times). Can you give more information:
* Where is it located?
* Is there a design page for it or at least what's the full spec for it?
* What's your roadmap for it?
The issue I encounter when rewriting it to a
plexus component is
that I
cannot make it independent from the core. I need both read and write
access to the storage, and I could not find a bridge to it. All I
can do
is retrieve data, with org.xwiki.bridge.DocumentAccessBridge and
org.xwiki.bridge.DocumentModelBridge, but not write data.
Does anybody know how can I write a component that needs read/write
access to the storage without using XWiki,XWikiDocument and
XWikiContext
classes?
For now you'll need to add methods to the bridge as I don't think
Artem has done the conversion of the storage to proper (i.e. using the
new architecture and not the old xwiki context one) components.
Thanks
-Vincent
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