Hi everyone.
I've got some problems upgrading xwiki 5.4.1 to xwiki 6.1(stable). The
upgrade went well, but it missed almost all the attachments(I use
filesystem storage). They are there, inside Storage folder, but Xwiki can't
find it.
I searched over the internet and found 3 different documentations for the
upgrade process.
1 -
https://network.xwiki.com/xwiki/bin/view/DocXE51En/XWikiEnterpriseInstallat…
2 - http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Upgrade
3 -
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/FAQ/HowCanIUpdateXWIKIFromAnOlderVersion
The last one is a FAQ and appears to be outdated. So I used only the first
ones.
They differ little, but I think they should be unificated, because some
aspects are not present in one, but they are present in another or vice
versa.
Correct me if I'm doing something wrong:
1 - Stop java container(Tomcat)
2 - Backup up data schema,
3 - Backup up files and folders: Extension, Lucene, Solr, Storage(Im using
filesystem storage), jobs and xwiki-temp. hibernate, xwiki.cfg and
.properties, logback.xml. Also backup up any changes you've made(skins, for
example)
4 - Remove the old xwiki files(5.4.1) and replace it with the new ones(6.1).
5 - Configure xwiki.cfg, xwiki.properties and hibernate to match the old
configuration(do not replace).
6 - Insert the database connector(in this case, Mysql) inside lib folder
7 - Put all the data files from item 3 inside the
environment.permanentDirectory(in my case, its the data folder)
8 - Restart the container
9 - Point the browser to xwiki instalation
10 - Follow the steps of Distribution Wizard
11 - Check if everything went right(attachments, dataschema, templates
Thank you very much.
Hello,
I have a new installation of XWiki Enterprise 6.0.1. The Log-in screen
initially included the feature/line "Forgot your username or password?"
(Where username and password are both links).
In order to prevent unregistered users from viewing pages, I enabled (in
Administer Wiki > Users & Groups > Rights > Groups) the setting "Prevent
unregistered users from viewing pages, regardless of the page or space
rights." But after enabling this configuration option, the "Forget your
username or password?" feature has disappeared from the Log-in screen. Is
there any way to get this feature back onto the Login-screen?
Thanks.
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Hello all,
I wanted to inform you that we’ve (me and Manuel Smeria) begun testing the
existing extensions on extensions.xwiki.org and this will grant you access
to much more precise information regarding the extensions’ compatibility
with various XE versions.
We will also update the content wherever necessary.
You will be able to keep track of our activity by accessing the following
link: http://design.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Proposal/ExtensionStatus
Thank you,
Andreea
Hello all,
I was thinking about implementing an easier means of communicating and
keeping in touch with you, like a community phonebook. An example of such a
means of communication is the one implemented by Mozilla for their
contributors: mozillians.org.
Such a system would allow various badges or the possibility to be accepted
in certain groups, for the users who contributed the most or who took part
in certain activities. For instance, could create a badge for the testing
process, and when you’ve amounted 30 or more manual tests, you would
receive that badge automatically. This badge system could be implemented
for other perks as well, one for every type of contribution to XWiki.
The badge system would need you to create a profile that would contain the
following:
- E-mail address, which would have the option to hide the address if the
user desires it;
- Language options;
- The fields of activity you are most interested in;
- The groups you are part of;
- The badges received so far.
The system is aimed to enhance the communication between community members
and we would like to know your opinion regarding its implementation and
usefulness and, also, the system would allow recognitions of the community
contributions
This system is just an idea (a general one), so, please express your view
in a reply to this email to know if I go further with it.
Thank you,
Andreea
Hello
I want to write a java script macro which is able to load jars from an external currently not supported source (e.g. from a maven repository). Therefore I want to exchange the used class loader. Overriding the ScriptMacroParameters#getJars() method is not possible for me, because I only want to load the classes in view and not in edit mode.
My question: How is it possible to exchange the currently injected implementation of the interface org.xwiki.rendering.internal.macro.script.AttachmentClassLoaderFactory
for my macro to exchange the used class loader or is there another recommended official way to ream my aim.
Thank you very much for your help.
Yours faithfully
Roman Summer
Hi all.
I'm using xwiki for some months and it was going very well. But today I've
got the following problem:
When I try to access any page, it loads and then it turns into a gray
background right after the loading. I can, however, access the code by the
browser.
The last thing I did before this happen was change the layout of an app via
App Within Minutes. I have not changed a single line in the source code.
I have also tried to access with another browser and restarted the server,
with no success. I think it's a problem with Javascript and how it displays
the page, but I don't know very well Javascript to check where is the error.
I'm using Tomcat 7 and Mysql 5.6. The Xwiki's version is 5.3, I think, but
I can't check it for sure because I cant see it =P.
Here's a print screen: http://imgur.com/PgL5uak
Thank you very much.
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Hello,
I'm new new new to xwiki, but I think it's pretty cool so far. I've been
killing myself trying to work out where to add javascriptextension on an
"app within minute" page. I want the javascript to create some handlers on
page load, hide some buttons, form validation etc.. for the life of me I
can't really figure out the best place to put my code. Right now I've got
some javascript working by putting an {{html}} tag with a <script> tag on
the class sheet, but somehow it doesn't feel like the right way to do it.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of XWiki 6.1.
A lot of work has been done for the new Flamingo skin and we hope to
make it the default in 6.2.
This version also comes with many improvements but also introduce many
new APIs and tools for developers like the integration of LESS
preprocessor, a new authorization API taking care of the context and
its associated script service, a new experimental Mail API, the
support of grouped and asynchronous jobs in default job module
executor, the possibility to log from any script, a new converter to
make easier to manipulate XDOM in Velocity, and many others.
The memory used in wikis with lots of documents like
http://myxwiki.org has also been reduced a lot (around 40% in
http://myxwiki.org for example). Finally a new loading screen with
progress displayed during XWiki initialization has been introduced and
the initialization speed itself has also been improved.
You can download it here: http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/Download
Make sure to review the release notes:
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/ReleaseNotes/ReleaseNotesXWiki61
Thanks
-The XWiki dev team