Hello ,
Recently i tried to use XWiki Entrprise windows installer on windows 7(x64)
and encountered following problem
Starting XWiki using Script fails with "The system cannot find the path
specified." message on console caused by "java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError"
After basic inspection of stack trace , I have found that class path was
set incorrectly by the installer. defined path was some thing like *
"Darshana\AppData\Roaming\XWiki\5.0-milestone-2\data"* but correct path
should be *"C:\Users\Akila
Darshana\AppData\Roaming\XWiki\5.0-milestone-2\data" and *seems like space
in the user account name is causing this error.
I would like to know if anyone had similar experience and expert thoughts
on this issue (a possible bug).
Thanks in advance
(FYI - my installation path is C:/XWiki avoiding access control issues with
program files folder)
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On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 8:57 PM, Joachim Mund <joachim(a)mund-online.de> wrote:
> Hi Marius,
>
> thanks so lot.
>
> Yes, I installed the diagram extension before with no problems.
> Thanks to your hint, I have now successful created a page with a diagram.
>
> The only problem is, that I can not integrate it into a wiki page.
> The extension "display" asks me for the reference of the resource to
> display, but there is no list to select or any other help what to insert
> here.
> The name of the diagram does not work.
In XWiki we often say "everything is a document". The diagram that you
created is a document (a wiki page if you prefer). The diagram content
(its drawing instructions) is stored in the document content. The
diagram meta data is stored in objects attached to that document (just
edit the document with the object editor and see). So if you want to
display the diagram inside another document, the reference that you
have to pass to the display macro is the reference to the document
holding the diagram:
{{display reference="Diagram.MyFirstDiagram" /}}
The part before the diagram name (before the dot) is the space name,
and currently the Diagram application creates all diagrams in the
Diagram space.
Hope this helps,
Marius
>
> To ask for help on the user list seems to be a little bit complicate. I know
> well standard forum systems for example http://forum.dokuwiki.org in which I
> am sometimes very active.
> But the xwiki user list is not so handy for searching etc. I have to learn
> it :-(
>
> Kind regards and best wishes,
>
> Joachim Mund from Aachen, Germany
>
> schrieb Marius Dumitru Florea:
>
>> Hi Joachim,
>>
>> It's best to ask for help on the users list so that others can benefit
>> from the answer.
>>
>> Did you managed to install the extension? See
>>
>> http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Extension+Manager+Appl…
>> if you have trouble. Note that if you're using XWiki 5.0M2 best is to
>> install (or upgrade to) version 1.0.2 of the Diagram Application.
>>
>> After the extension is installed go to your home page and you should
>> see a "Diagram" link in the Applications panel. Follow the link. On
>> the Diagram Application home page there is a small panel with a "Add
>> new entry" link which lets you create new diagrams.
>>
>> You can then include the created diagrams in other pages, if you wish,
>> using the display macro
>> http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Display+Macro .
>>
>> Hope this helps,
>> Marius
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 2:11 PM, <joachim(a)mund-online.de> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Marius,
>>>
>>> I am new to xwiki and would like to use your extension "Diagram
>>> Application".
>>>
>>> Unfortunately I'm not familiar how to include this extension in a xwiki
>>> page.
>>> Could you please give me a link of a tutorial/doc or some words how to do
>>> this.
>>>
>>> Coming from DokuWiki I have to learn a lot of xwiki basics.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advanced, Joachim
>>>
>>> _____________________________________
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>>>
>
Hello,
I have tried several enterprise wiki and I like Xwiki very much appart from
one thing that makes me hesitant to go for it.
This thing is the classification. It seems so messy for me to not have a
clear classification of the pages and documents, and I think others get
crazy with it too.
What would seem logical and intuitive for me is to have by default a side
panel with a tree of all the directories (or categories or spaces, depending
on how you call it), sub directories, sub sub, and pages. By default this
panel would be empty and as soon as you create a first test directory and a
first test page, this panel would start to fill up. This would be the main
menu by default.
Xwiki has spaces, that's well. But why cannot we create sub spaces and why
are they not displayed in a hierarchical menu on all pages?
My suggestion is a kind of taxonomy improvement. We could have displayed by
default on all pages:
- a panel with a tree of the spaces and pages
- a panel you can expand with the type of documents (wiki pages, documents,
etc) so that you can access to a page displaying all the wiki pages, to a
page displaying all the documents, to a page displaying all the blog posts,
to a page displaying all the comments, etc.
- a panel you can expand with collections (or "categories"). This
collections would be created by the administrator and would be for example
"Procedure", "Specification sheet", "Documentation", "News", etc.
- a panel you can expand with all the users. When you click on a user, you
can see a page with all the pages he has created, all the pages he as
modified, etc.
- a tag panel
The Classification is one of the most important aspect in an
ressources/knowledge/procedure portal. It seems for me that the
classification should be improved in Xwiki.
If I haven't understood something, could you help me by giving me the good
practises on how enterprise organise their documents in xwiki so that it is
easily and intuitively accessible by their users.
Many thanks,
Geoffrey
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goeln...
Hi,
I tried to build a xwiki project. The build was successful but on accessing
the localhost, I got this error "Failed to execute the [velocity] macro"
error.txt <http://xwiki.475771.n2.nabble.com/file/n7584691/error.txt>
{java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/xwiki/classloader/URIClassLoader$URIResourceFinder}. In Java its a
common error but as I am not much experienced with xWiki, I am unable to
find a fix. Any idea to fix this error ?
Complete error details are in the file attached.
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Hi,
I want to change the default xwiki logo with my custom logo say
MyProjectLogo.png. Is this configurable somewhere?
What i tried :-inside my tomcat directory i.e tomcat\myxwiki\skins\colibri
, i replaced default log.png with my custom logo(with same name). But it
still picks old logo.
Thanks in advance.
Suddenly, all of our attachments are missing (or won't load in the wiki.)
>From the documentation, it seems the configuration indicates that this is
where they should be stored, correct?
environment.permanentDirectory=/opt/tomcat7/data
Well, /opt/tomca7 does not exist!
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Hi Joachim,
It's best to ask for help on the users list so that others can benefit
from the answer.
Did you managed to install the extension? See
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Extension+Manager+Appl…
if you have trouble. Note that if you're using XWiki 5.0M2 best is to
install (or upgrade to) version 1.0.2 of the Diagram Application.
After the extension is installed go to your home page and you should
see a "Diagram" link in the Applications panel. Follow the link. On
the Diagram Application home page there is a small panel with a "Add
new entry" link which lets you create new diagrams.
You can then include the created diagrams in other pages, if you wish,
using the display macro
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Display+Macro .
Hope this helps,
Marius
On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 2:11 PM, <joachim(a)mund-online.de> wrote:
> Hi Marius,
>
> I am new to xwiki and would like to use your extension "Diagram Application".
>
> Unfortunately I'm not familiar how to include this extension in a xwiki page.
> Could you please give me a link of a tutorial/doc or some words how to do this.
>
> Coming from DokuWiki I have to learn a lot of xwiki basics.
>
> Thanks in advanced, Joachim
>
> _____________________________________
> Sent from http://xwiki.475771.n2.nabble.com
>
Hi All,
I am currently setting up Google analytic's for my Xwiki installations and I
was wondering if its possible to get Google analytic's to track a userID of
some sorts in Xwiki using custom variables or something like that?
Thanks
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