Sure. I believe you had a discussion with my boss Mr. David Robert. We are interested in these plugins and I would provide you with all the help you want. Let me know what is needed from my side to get started with it. Thanks Sachin Ludovic Dubost-2 wrote:
Hi,
You can actually use these plugins directly from the curriki source tree. Now there are a bit hard to use without any UI. I'm trying to find some time to work to publish a XAR of a rudimentery UI implemeting all the features of these plugins. There is some work because the current UI includes a lot of curriki specific macros that are not really usable outside of curriki.
Would you like to help making this rudimentary package ?
Ludovic
Sachn Mittal wrote:
Hi, I would like to evaluate certain plugins for my work namely (invitationmanager, currikispacemanager and spacemanager). I was going to some of the previous threads on curriki and found that we plan to migrate these plugins to xwiki core at a later date. So until these are done how can we test and evaluate these plugins. I am building xwiki directly from source and I have build the core platform and added enterprise app on top of it. One way to test is to build the curriki product itself. But since I have been working on the core app for some time and have made several extensions on top of it, I would like to continue with the same. So to test these plugins what applications or pages under xwiki\xwiki-product-curriki\wiki\src\main\resources do I need to import.
I am fairly comfortable with xwiki architecture so I can do most myself, I just need to know how can I get started on this front with the three plugins.
Thanks Sachin Mittal
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