Hi everyone,
As Vincent and Evelina explained in respectives emails hi will not
resay all. Just that the dependency left for release XEM 1.0M2 is the
new rights/users/groups management system that will be integrated in
XE 1.1.2 (as for 1.2M2).
So I propose to move XEM 1.0M2 release to Tuesday 30th of October.
With this all other XEM releases date has to be moved too so :
- 1.0 M2: Tuesday 30th of October
- 1.0 M3: Monday 5th of November
- 1.0 RC1: Monday 12th of November
- 1.0 RC2: Monday 19th of November
2007/10/25, Vincent Massol <vincent(a)massol.net>:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Ok so here's the status:
>
> 1) Evelina who was working on the UI for the rights management was
> delayed. She's going to send an email later today to explain what's
> left and more importantly to give screenshots of what she's achieved
> so far. She's also going to send a patch for her work so far so that
> we can apply it and start playing with it and test it. She says
> she'll have fully finished everything for next Monday.
>
> 2) Scheduler is working except for a big issue. It's currently not
> able to restore jobs when the xwiki server is restarted. Well it can
> restore them but they're not executed under the right context. Jerome
> is working on this right now. Jerome do you think you'll be able to
> have something working by next Monday.
>
> 3) Jean-Vincent has committed the mailsender + watchlist feature. All
> is working ... except the mail sending. It seems there's some context
> issue in the scheduler job that sends the mail. It's possible it's
> related to 2) although not obvious they are the same issue. Jean-
> Vincent, do you have an idea if this can be fixed by next Monday.
> Would be great since we've skipped 1.2M3 (we're 2 weeks late on
> 1.2M2!) so with this feature I think we would have enough new
> features to start working on stabilizing everything and fixing bugs
> for the final 1.2 release.
>
> So the new release date for 1.2M2 is now planned for Tuesday 30th of
> October.
>
> Thanks everyone for making this happen :)
>
> Thanks
> -Vincent
>
> On Oct 23, 2007, at 9:48 PM, Vincent Massol wrote:
>
> > Some updates:
> >
> > Unfortunately we're late for the Rights Management implementation :(
> >
> > So the 1.2M2 release is delayed again. The scheduler plugin is ready
> > and is going to be released tomorrow or the day after.
> >
> > Any status on the watchlist+email notification JV? (I haven't checked
> > the commits yet). Is it ready for release and has it been tested?
> >
> > Thanks
> > -Vincent
> >
> > On Oct 15, 2007, at 6:21 PM, Vincent Massol wrote:
> >
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> The XE 1.2M2 release was supposed to happen today. However I'd like
> >> to propose postponing it because:
> >> 1) It doesn't have many changes from 1.2M1 right now
> >> 2) I'm just back from the US and still jetlagged. In addition I'll
> >> be busy on preparing Slides for a XWiki talk I'll be giving at the
> >> Valtech Days + I'm writing an article about XWiki for TSS
> >> 3) We have some nice features coming up and almost ready that we
> >> can include in 1.2M2:
> >>
> >> - new rights management UI
> >> - watchlist + email notification feature
> >> - scheduler plugin
> >>
> >> I thus propose to postpone it to next week (Monday the 22nd).
> >>
> >> Here's my +1
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >> -Vincent
> >>
> >
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Thomas Mortagne
Hi,
I mark your words, and followed all the corrections you suggested.
i think that accessing objects attached to an XWiki page from inside a
plufgin is somthing very basic, that should be documented. I guess its ok to
redirect to the API guide, which has examples for velocity, since there is a
direct mapping from Velocity to Java. Developers should hopefully figure it
out without problems. So there should be a few more lines in the velocity
snippet of the API Guide, not just to set but also to get fields. Having the
java perspective as well might help, so you could have both a velocity and
java snippets on the guide.
Its a good idea to have an API guide, so as to structure the documentation
(instead of having everything in one huge page :-) )
i guess the most useful thing regarding API for plugins would be to have
the javadoc fully documented (one sentence for each method), but i dont know
what are your documentation standards
And do you think that documenting DWR in a tutorial is a good idea, since
it fulfills a basic need for xwiki developers ? Are you ok with that ? Its
not something from xpn, after all.
LMKYT, R (Let me know your thoughts, regards :-) )
And i will probably contribute some tutorials for plugins, since i am
working on xwiki for my final internship, and i ll have to write a report
anyway. So i might as well write info available for the community, instead
of putting together a useless report that nobody will reuse at my school.
Hi,
The XEclipse 1.0M2 release was supposed to be done on the 8th of
October but since I was on a trip I wasn't able to do it.
We need to replan its release.
Since Fabio has started working on it I'd like to know when we can
release it?
Fabio, would you be interested in being the Release Manager for
XEclipse and in doing the release of XEclipse 1.0M2 (I can explain to
you how to do it)?
I personally have too many releases and I'm being a bottleneck so I
need more volunteers for doing releases of XWiki products/extensions.
Thanks
-Vincent
Hi all,
XWiki could use a DateTime plugin for those (me included) that need to
easily manipulate dates from velocity scripts inside xwiki documents. I
can make such a plugin using the JodaTime
(http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/) framework. I'll put it in
xwiki-platform-plugins.
Regards,
Marius
Hi devs,
I want to develop a way to make xwiki retrieve data from rss feeds
or an api and make pages out of them (actually I want it to magically
appear, but don't think that is likely to happen ; ).
I also want to explore getting xwiki to check these feeds for changes
to the entries already imported and adjust (or synchronise) the
imported content when changes are present.
This will be (in most part) replicating the functionality of a
WordPress plugin called feedwordpress:
http://projects.radgeek.com/feedwordpress/
The data I want to import is from bibsonomy http://www.bibsonomy.org/
who have just released an api, but who have very flexible rss feeds
available through which most of the information I want to import is
made available.
I found a very helpful post on this list which was heading in my
direction, with xml, http get/post and javascript implementations to
get a dynamically generated page in xwiki to be saved as a static page:
http://www.nabble.com/Dynamic-Page-to-Static-Page-t2430628.html
I am new to xwiki and wanted to get these ideas checked out before
committing time to implementing them. So I'd appreciate any thoughts,
comments, code, relevant to the above.
with thanks, dajabo
Hi,
How do i upgrade xwiki without losing data.....
Actually some syntaxes are not working fine with old version like {code} tag ...
Thanks,
ANUJ SHARMA.
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