5 Jul
2007
5 Jul
'07
9:27 a.m.
I've been told that the Google Docs functionality should be built as a
plugin, yet there is no documentation about building plugins for xwiki. I
need to start adding code to the build to test it, but I need to know how I
should go about it. Also, what was the decision regarding the migration to
JDK 1.5? I need to add some libs to the build that require it. The libs are
provided by google as source that is supposed to be built, and then the jars
imported, which I'm told Maven can handle... how? I'd like it if somebody
could take the time guide me through the process.
Thanks,
Radu
5 Jul
5 Jul
9:47 a.m.
New subject: [xwiki-dev] Adding stuff to Maven build to create a plugin
Hi Radu,
On Jul 5, 2007, at 9:27 AM, Radu Danciu wrote:
I've been told that the Google Docs functionality
should be built
as a plugin, yet there is no documentation about building plugins
for xwiki. I need to start adding code to the build to test it, but
I need to know how I should go about it.
Plugins are located in xwiki-platform/xwiki-plugins. There are
several there. So you can simply copy an existing pom.xml file and
modify it for your need.
That said, as you're not a XWiki committer (yet), I propose that you
create your plugin in the XWiki Sandbox at
/svnroot/xwiki/xwiki-sandbox/plugins
If you're ok I'll send a vote to give you access to the Sandbox so
that you can work in there.
Also, what was the decision regarding the migration to
JDK 1.5?
We all said we were ok so go for it (the only thing we said we were
not sure was for the core but as you're developing a plugin that's
fine).
I need to add some libs to the build that require it.
The libs are
provided by google as source that is supposed to be built, and then
the jars imported, which I'm told Maven can handle... how? I'd like
it if somebody could take the time guide me through the process.
I can help. Give me the list of JARs you need, their web site and the
versions to use and I'll put them in the right Maven repos.
Thanks
-Vincent
3:54 p.m.
New subject: [xwiki-dev] Adding stuff to Maven build to create a plugin
Thanks for the reply.
This is the link to the gdata java library
http://code.google.com/p/gdata-java-client/ (link to download on the right
side of the page, current version 1.12). The sources in the zip downloaded
need to be ant-ed in order to generate jars that go into the gdata/java/lib
folder (run 'ant' in the gdata/java folder), but beforehand you need to have
javax mail.jar and activation.jar in the path specified within
build.properties (default /tmp/gdata_dep). After said build operation, from
within the lib folder, I need gdata-base, gdata-client and gdata-spreadsheet
placed inside the classpath (optionally gdata-photos also).
That would be all... I think. Should anything be unclear / not working,
there is some (sparse) documentation within gdata/doc, and some readmes in
the example folders, or write me an email/im (rhadoodc on both Yahoo! and
Skype).
Thanks for your time,
Radu
On 7/5/07, Vincent Massol <vincent(a)massol.net> wrote:
Hi Radu,
On Jul 5, 2007, at 9:27 AM, Radu Danciu wrote:
I've been told that the Google Docs
functionality should be built
as a plugin, yet there is no documentation about building plugins
for xwiki. I need to start adding code to the build to test it, but
I need to know how I should go about it.
Plugins are located in xwiki-platform/xwiki-plugins. There are
several there. So you can simply copy an existing pom.xml file and
modify it for your need.
That said, as you're not a XWiki committer (yet), I propose that you
create your plugin in the XWiki Sandbox at
/svnroot/xwiki/xwiki-sandbox/plugins
If you're ok I'll send a vote to give you access to the Sandbox so
that you can work in there.
Also, what was the decision regarding the
migration to JDK 1.5?
We all said we were ok so go for it (the only thing we said we were
not sure was for the core but as you're developing a plugin that's
fine).
I need to add some libs to the build that require
it. The libs are
provided by google as source that is supposed to be built, and then
the jars imported, which I'm told Maven can handle... how? I'd like
it if somebody could take the time guide me through the process.
I can help. Give me the list of JARs you need, their web site and the
versions to use and I'll put them in the right Maven repos.
Thanks
-Vincent
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