The XWiki development team is pleased to announce the final release of
XWiki Enterprise 1.2.
Go grab it at http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/Download
This is the final 1.2 release, which brings a lot of improvements and
new features. The main improvements over version 1.1 are:
* Improved performances
* Better Interoperability with Confluence
* Clean and improvements to the XMLRPC interface
* Recycle bin feature for deleted documents
* Minor edits
* News rights management UI
* Mail sender plugin to send emails from Velocity
* Watchlist feature to be notified of pages in documents or spaces
* Scheduler plugin and application to schedule Groovy scripts to be
executed at given times
* New macro to display panels inside pages
* JODA Time plugin to perform dates computations in Velocity scripts
* Lucene search stabilized and now works in multiwiki setups
* New statistics API and UI
* Add automatic database migrations for easier XWiki installs
For more information see the Release notes at:
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/ReleaseNotesXWikiEnterprise12
Thanks
-The XWiki dev team
Hi all
(I'm writing this here again as the target audience maybe didn't subscripe
the developer-list)
I'm just an Linux/Apace/MySQL/PostgreSQL guy (and no developer). I have no
experience with Tomcat or whatsoever. Maybe I could indeed deploy the
xwiki-installation but I'm not sure about that, so I'm asking for a
step-by-step Howto (something like you can see on http://www.howtoforge.com
).
Web(!)Server: Linux Debian 4 (console only)
DB: MySQL
Apache 2.2.x (mod_proxy must be used as mod_jk is obsolet as I saw it)
Please with a Domain example.
I would donate $50. Maybe there are other ppl who are interested in that and
would donate too??
Anybody willing to lower the xwiki installation-barrier (no offend
xwiki-guys :))?
Cheers
Good day, community.
One more questions:
- I can';t find way to import application in dojo skin - is this right or I
missing something ?
(or all skin-s except albatross now obsolete [?])
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Ruslan Shevchenko
GradSoft. http://www.gradsoft.ua
Hi all,
Probably missing the link somewhere, but I can't seem to find any links
for the documentation on the xwiki.org site?
Brandon Esbach
Software Engineer
Wireless Systems Segment
Tyco Electronics
4 Eastgate Road
Eastgate
Little Island
Co. Cork
Ireland
Tel: +353-21-4808305
Email: esbachb(a)tycoelectronics.com
Hello,
I am using the "1.0-beta-5.2310" version of xwiki. I am trying to create a
new blog post or a space using the "Create" Panel.
However, when I try to do that, I am getting the following message:
The requested document could not be found.
You can edit this
page<http://localhost:8080/xwiki/bin/edit/Main.%24doc/getURL%28>to
create it.
What might be the problem?
Thank you for your time and help in advance!
Hande
I've been looking for a while but I can't seem to find this.
It looks like all documents not only have a name but also a title,
which is a more human-readable version (e.g. could contain colons).
But how can I access this from velocity ?
I will certainly post an FAQ answer as result as indeed, it *should*
be there.
thanks
paul
Hi, i would like to ask about the posibility of introducing xwiki code inside
a code box. For example, putting footnotes or bolding a code line, thats
exactly what i want to do. I have searched a lot but i dont find what i
want.
That obviously doesnt work:
{code:none}
<grid:definition *readOnly="true"* id="tablaTiposValor" width="750"
height="140" filter="false" rowsXPath="/ajax-response/response/item">
<grid:query url="./GridEditionAction.do">
{code}
Could someone help me please? :(
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Hi everyone,
Good news, we've now fixed the search page on http://www.xwiki.org
(BTW the fix will be in the final XE 1.2 release).
It's now using Lucene to search on all subwikis of xwiki.org
Thanks
-Vincent
Hello Xwikiers,
I found swizzle-confluence an easy to use lib to pull data from
XWiki/Confluence. From previous discussions, I understand XWiki is also
using it internally. My biggest issue is that the released version is using
an ancient version of httpclient, but it's fixed in the svn. I've pinged the
swizzle guy a few times on the project email list during several months, but
it seems he's not interested or too busy to put up a release. I think XWiki
uses your own build for swizzle-confluence. I'd be happy if that version was
available in some common Maven(2) repo as I'm trying to avoid maintaining my
own version. Have you guys thought about what to do with it, maybe even
hosting it as its own sub project as part of XWiki?
Kalle