I am looking to use XWiki with Acegi SSO and CAS. Has anyone done this
and if not can anyone provide information and level of difficulty in
doing this?
Many Thanks,
Jean
Hi,
I'd like to define a location in SVN where we can put XWiki
applications (i.e. sets of xwiki pages). For example I'd like to put
the Selenium application I wrote in there. I've been thinking about
where best to put these and here's my proposal:
* Create a xwiki-applications directory (with trunk/, branches/ and
tags/) in svn.forge.objectweb.org/svnroot/xwiki
* Have the following directory structure:
xwiki-applications/trunk/
|_ wikis/
|_ default/
|_ applications/
|_ panels/
|_ selenium/
|_ blog/
|_ calendar/
|_ ...
* The default/ module will depend on several applications like
panels, blog, calendar, etc.
* All modules in xwiki-applications all produce a XAR when built
* We move the current xwiki/xwiki/trunk/wikis/** to xwiki-
applications/trunk/wikis/**
* There's already a xwiki-apps/ director y in SVN (for agilepm and
gelc). I'm proposing to rename it to xwiki-extensions/ and to move
agilepm to a sandbox. I'm proposing to create a sandbox for
applications in xwiki-applications/trunk/sandbox and move agilepm in
there.
Let me know if you're ok with this.
For jeremi and everyone workong on gelc, it shouldn't have much
impact apart from the fact that you'll need to copy any uncommitted
changes in the new directory (but that's a single copy - Simply make
sure you don't copy the .svn files and you should be good - I have
done that several times and it's very easy actually).
Note: The reason this is urgent is that I need to commit the selenium
application in order to start writing more functional tests and to
formalize how we do our functional tests. We need that ASAP for 1.0.
Thanks
-Vincent
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Hi,
Some user (Jerome Lacoste) has commented to me that XWiki URLs are a
bit too complex and should be simplified and cleaned as much as
possible. I agree with him.
Take for example: http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/WebHome
Wouldn't it be nice is this was simplified to http://www.xwiki.org/
Main/WebHome?
This would mean view is the action by default.
I guess we could have: http://www.xwiki.org/Main/WebHome?action="view|
edit|..." with view being the default.
The /xwiki/ part will be able to be removed once we fix the jira
issue about removing the hardcoding about it.
That leaves the /bin/ path. I'm not sure why it's there and what it's
doing. I can see some hardcoded /testbin/ in the code but I thin this
is probably some leftover that we should remove (or do differently).
So what's the reason for /bin/?
Thanks
-Vincent
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Hi,
I've created a XWIKI_1_0_BETA_4 branch for the b4 release.
Work can now start for beta 5 on the 1.0 branch.
Thanks
-Vincent
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As Paul, I've stumbled upon this when using a tick (') in the
search box at xwiki.org.
It appears to be resolved on the dev version, but you really
should backport the fix to xwiki.org as it is a serious security
threat.
Pablo
Hi all,
as i begun start hacking xwiki, i have a very important question. What
Compiler compilance level does xwiki use?
* 1.3
* 1.4
* 5.0
* 6.0
Thanks,
Christian