Hi,
Is XWIKI in general and sites hosted at XWIKI.com specifically able to
del with Korean and Japanese as language?
If so what needs to be done other then andding the languagecode to my
preferences?
Below is some tip I found on the WEB
korean uses the ko character set. kr is the ISO 3166 Country Code for
Korea. Don't confuse the two.
Although Google Korea seems to get away with UTF-8 encoding, most of
the sites I've seen use the euc-kr charset.
The safe way forward looks like this:
<meta http-equiv="content-language" content="ko">
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=euc-kr">
Gerritjan Koekkoek
Hello,
Another problem I encounter with my freshly installed XEM 1.7. It seems
that the new component Live Table never finishes loading a page list.
The animated gif and the text "Loading... Page" appears and than nothing
happens and the page seems frozen.... Again I have seen this problem
both in XEM 1.6.4 and 1.7. I am using tomcat 5.5.27 and Oracle 10G
database. The same problem occurs in the Users and Groups section of the
Administration page, which makes it very hard to setup a new wiki
completely.
Anyone else who has the same problem? Is there a way to fix this?
Henk
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Hello,
My previous issue with LDAP authentication has been resolved, largely thanks to tmontagne's assistance. Info on that can be found at the Use Cases for LDAP page.
The current problem is that when an LDAP group is mapped to an XWiki group, the privileges don't seem to be set properly for users of that group. I am able to log in as a test user, and no matter the privileges I set, the user is unable to view any pages! The user is show as being in the correct group in the XWiki Groups UI, and the group has the proper privileges in the Access Rights UI. I'm not sure whether this is a configuration issue on my part, or an issue with XWiki itself.
Note that if I map an LDAP group to a pre-existing XWiki group, such as XWiki.XWikiAdminGroup, then the user is able to log in, view pages, and even administrate the XWiki properly. The issue seems to be with groups that I have created.
Does anybody have any advice?
I'm running XWiki 1.9 currently.
Regards,
Patrick Dignan
Hi,
I have published a large XAR import script which instead of working with
an uploaded file (which causes an issue because large XAR files - over
20Megabytes - cannot be attached in the Wiki at all or without a
significant increase in JVM memory settings when hte file is not VERY
large) works with a file on the server file system. Also it works to
import page by page in order to scale to really very large XARs (the
standard import API is also limited since it needs to be able to load
all documents in memory which is of course impossible if the XAR is
bigger than the memory settings of the JVM).
http://code.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Snippets/LargeXARImportScriptSnippet
We have tested it for some wiki migrations from ISO to UTF which have to
be done using XAR import/export and it worked fine, but it has not been
fully reviewed and can still have some issues. Let me know here if you
experience issues.
Ludovic
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We've configured our XWiki instance to use a custom authentication plugin to
authenticate via a secure logon cookie. When the user signs in, information
pertaining to the user is fetched from Active Directory; note that this is
done as part of the plugin, and does not access A/D via XWiki.
However, the side effect of this change is that a user has to access XWiki
once to get created in the local user space so they can then be added to the
various groups that have been created in the wiki. This is inconvenient at
best, and I would like to fix this.
I found an interesting script in this post:
http://n2.nabble.com/LDAP---importing-users-td506206.html#a506207
that provides a script to query LDAP via XWiki, and populate the local user
store with all A/D users.
My question is: can I configure XWiki to use both the custom authentication
plugin, *and* configure LDAP access so I can use the above script to
populate the database?
If the above doesn't work, I can create a perl script that will generate a
script that I can put into a Wiki page, but that's not as nice as having a
canned script available the wiki that I can run at the click of a mouse.
Thanks!
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Hi all,
I have some groovy page generating an image (BufferedImage), and I would
like it to be returned and displayed in browser.
I first tried to save this image as a png file with ImageIO, and it works
pretty well and image can be displayed.
If then I try to return it in http response, it always return "The image
"http://localhost/...." cannot be displayed because it contains errors".
{{velocity}}
{{groovy}}
[...]
$context.response.setContentType("image/png");
OutputStream os = $context.response.getOutputStream();
ImageIO.write(image, "jpg", os);
os.close();
[...]
{{/groovy}}
{{/velocity}}
Strangely, if I remove this previous code from my page to put back the png
file saving, png file is saved but error message still shows up ... (cache
?)
I'm asking this question here because maybe it's not the better way to
achieve this with XWiki ...
Thx for any help
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Hi, I just installed 1.9 enterprise and i cannot use the editor to
edit/create pages. Here's the error I get in the browser:
java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: -1
java.lang.String.substring(String.java:1938)
java.lang.String.substring(String.java:1905)
com.xpn.xwiki.web.ActionFilter.getTargetURL(ActionFilter.java:147)
com.xpn.xwiki.web.ActionFilter.doFilter(ActionFilter.java:99)
com.xpn.xwiki.plugin.webdav.XWikiDavFilter.doFilter(XWikiDavFilter.java:68)
com.xpn.xwiki.web.SavedRequestRestorerFilter.doFilter(SavedRequestRestorerFilter.java:295)
com.xpn.xwiki.web.SetCharacterEncodingFilter.doFilter(SetCharacterEncodingFilter.java:112)
Interestingly, the above stacktrace does not appear in my catalina.out (I'm
using tomcat 6 and linux). The only thing in my log are warnings:
Request URI [/xwiki%2Denterprise%2Dweb%2D1.9/bin/view/Main/] should have
matched context path
[/xwiki-enterprise-web-1.9] and servlet path [/bin]
2009-06-13 17:45:34,601
[http://xx.xx.xx.xx/xwiki%2Denterprise%2Dweb%2D1.9/bin/edit/Main/test?templa…]
[http-80-3]
Any ideas? Thx
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Hello,
I've set up the xwiki user on mysql, with xwiki as a password and I've
granted all rights on the xwiki database. I've tested the access
rights by logging into mysql as xwiki, creating a test table in the
xwiki database and dropping it.
My hibernate.cfg.xml file contains the correct credentials for xwiki:
<property name="connection.username">xwiki</property>
<property name="connection.password">xwiki</property>
And yet when I try to open http://localhost:8080/xwiki (or using
127.0.0.1 instead of localhost), it asks for username and password to
access the XWiki area, and it doesn't like username = xwiki and
password = xwiki.
Tomcat says the http authentication failed.
The Tomcat directory structure is owned by the user I use to launch it
(I'm on a Mac OS 10.4).
Any clue as to what the problem might be?
Thanks,
Vittorio