Hi folks
I've done a simple XWiki Macro for JIRA :
This is very similar to the Atlassian Confluence 'jiraissues' macro.
The descriptive page is here :
http://wiki.easybeans.org/xwiki/bin/view/Doc/JIRAMacro
Enjoy !
Guillaume
Hello,
We're currently working on integrating xwiki in an educational plattform. That means, we need to provide an xwiki-page for each course. We have retty much all methods laid out and most of it working, the only thing we are still not sure about handling is the automatic login, before a user gets to see a specific xwiki-page. Adding users, groups and setting the permissions (in the xwiki) is all dealt with already - the only thing that is missing is the automatic login.
Is this possible with the existing methods or do we have to write our own authentication-service? If so, is there sample code or anything you could point us to how to proceed?
An option we were contemplating was, posting the login data to the actual xwiki login form in the background (similar to what the curl-library provides in php), but this might just be unnecessary, if there is a certain existing method we can utilize for that.
Thanks a lot for your help in advance!
Florian
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Hi,
As you can see on the mailing list and the ranking on the ObjectWeb
forge website, xwiki is used by more and more companies. Thanks to all
of you for your great support.
The last stable version of XWiki is very old. Since, we add lots of
new features and bug fix. The tasklist for XWiki 1.0 b1 is nearly
empty. There is still some work on the great implementation of the
recomendation on the User Interface made by Marta, but we already have
a really nice interface.
So we need to release a version soon, i'd like to say before 1 month.
So we need your help to :
* try the svn version to track bugs
* fix the last bugs
* finish the current tasks
thanks for your help,
jeremi
Hi Gang !
I've got some questions concerning the development of XWiki extensions :
I've written a simple radeox macro that output a table; basically, it
outputs "{table}" with contents in the macro writer.
It works really fine until I decided to use the macro content
(params.getContent()) !
If I only use my macro like this ({mymacro:<params>}), outputed tables
seems to be interpreted correctly. But if I have the content
({mymacro}<content>{mymacro}), inner {table} seems to be no more
interpreted. Why ?
Other question : Is this possible to configure a radeox macro as easily
as an xwiki plugin ?
With XWiki plugins, you have a context, and then you can access the Wiki
and its configuration.
But how can I do the equivalent with radeox macro ?
Thanks
Guillaume
