5 Aug
2013
5 Aug
'13
8:35 p.m.
On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 11:15 AM, Jeremie BOUSQUET <
jeremie.bousquet(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Le 5 août 2013 09:56, "Vincent Massol"
<vincent(a)massol.net> a écrit :
Correct.
> In other
> words, objects are only allowed to use classes that are located in the
> current wiki and not in a separate one. Trying to pass (programmatically,
https://github.com/xwiki/xwiki-platform/blob/master/xwiki-platform-core/xwi…
That's exactly what I just realized... And was about to ask, so thanks for
anticipation ;)
Unfortunately I currently use PR in the admin (some full form queries),
I'll have to check if I can remove that need.
BTW a way to workaround PR is to use display macro - in my case it doesn't
help.
Why not? Why do you need the current $doc?
If you need XWikiPreferences you can just call it explicitly. The display
macro (actually include macro with context='new') is what I used for the
Search application (XWiki.SearchAdmin) and it worked like a charm.
Thanks,
Eduard
On Aug 3, 2013, at 5:17 PM, Eduard Moraru <enygma2002(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Jeremie,
>
> On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 9:22 PM, Jeremie BOUSQUET <
jeremie.bousquet(a)gmail.com
>> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> This is no particular issue I'm addressing here, just wanted to get
>> possibly some feedbacks on the app I'm developing, considering virtual
>> mode. Also not from a technical point of view (though it's impacting
of
>> course), more on best way to make use of
XWiki.
>>
>> It's for the Mail Archive :)
>>
>> Currently I provide components and 1 UI, to administrate, operate
(email
>> loading) and navigate (livetables,
stats) a Mail Archive.
>> Focusing on UI, the whole app is inside xwiki-contrib-mailarchive-ui.
>>
>> The use-case I would like to allow/improve, is of someone wanting to
create
>> "isolate" different mail
archives / mailing-lists in different
subwikis.
>> The first thing I did (and that works),
is duplicate the whole app in
each
>> sub-wiki (after fixing some issues
caused by being in a sub-wiki).
>>
>> My next move would be to separate the administration:
>> xwiki-contrib-mailarchive-admin-ui
>> xwiki-contrib-mailarchive-ui
>>
>> The idea would be to install admin/operate part once for all, and
install
>> the "navigation" app in each
needed sub-wiki.
>> To allow that, "navigation" xar cannot depend on "admin" (or
it would
>> install "admin" everywhere), and "admin" could depend on
"navigation",
for
>> the unique wiki use-case.
>> Means that it's the admin that should be installed in mono-wiki mode,
and
>> this is a bit weird I think for users.
Or I could say that both should
be
>> installed, up to you to decide where you
install what (but logically
you
>> install "admin" in main wiki
and "navigation" in main or sub-
wiki(s)).
>>
>> Of course the concept is that the "administration" UI takes into
account
>> the possibility of wanting to use
multiple sub-wikis, and allows the
user
>> defining what is the destination of
created mails pages for each
>> mailing-list (ie, the main wiki, or a specific sub-wiki).
>>
>> Then there's the case of all the XClass pages.
>> Because they are needed for the "navigation" (along with Sheets and so
on),
>> but to restrict number of pages created,
it would seem good to create
those
>> once for all in the main wiki, and just
"use" them from the sub-wikis
mail
>> archive pages (home, topic, mail, ...).
>> Doing that, the "navigation" app would be very minimal (not much more
than
a home page in fact).
Some time ago, I also felt like doing what you describe here. However,
there are 2 things to consider:
1) AFAIK, you are not able to instantiate XClasses cross-wiki. > because AFAIK there is no UI for this) an
XClass reference that comes
from
> a different wiki will result in the attempt
to use the class from the
> current wiki (the wiki prefix is trimmed). You can also see this in the
> code [1].
> 2) For cases where it matters if the application runs in a subwiki or
in
> the main wiki, you generally write one
single UI that does a couple of
IFs
> to check if it's the main wiki or a
subwiki and display the
corresponding
> UI. You install the entire application on
*each* wiki. There is no need
to
separate
your app into 2 UIs just for this.
I agree too.
> [1]
> >
>
>> To simplify I could add them to the "admin" app, but what I do not
like is
>> that logically they are not part of the
admin. In fact they could be
seen
>> as a third UI, a technical one,
dedicated to "wiki-storage-mapping"
(sorry
>> for that name, hope you get the point,
if you're still reading this).
>> Logically both "admin" and "navigation" should have a
dependency on
>> "storage", but to follow primary optimization purpose only
"admin"
should
>> mark this dependency.
>> So:
>> "admin" --> "navigation"
>> "admin" --> "storage"
>>
>>
>> WDYT ? (apart from, "this mail is way too long").
>>
>> I'm asking, because I'm not sure I'm taking it the right way.
I'm also
not
>> sure, if following this I'm not
going to create some coding hell :)
>> (another topic for me would be to plug my admin part into the xwiki
admin
>> UI, but I'm also afraid of the
amount of work...
>
>
> Use the ConfigurableClass so that you app shows up in the
"Applications"
> section in Administration. Generally this
should be preffered instead
of
forking
(and maintaining the form later on) the Admin UI.
Yup, that's pretty simple (just know that you won't have PR there).
Thanks
-Vincent
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Hope this helps,
Eduard
> )
>
> Thanks,
> Jeremie
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