Salut and hello,
i'm trying so set up a small community website using xwiki.
Everything looks very promising so far.
However, the german language file ApplicationResources_de.properties in
xwiki.jar (1.0-rc-3)
seems not to be up to date. Only a 100 properties of about 700 in
ApplicationResources.properties are translated.
Is there an updated version somewhere or should I translate the remaining
properties?
Should I translate ApplicationResources.propertiesor
ApplicationResources_en.properties?
I did a quick search on jira.xwiki.org and did not find an update for the
language file.
TIA,
Thomas Porcham
I'm testing the version RC1 and have some thoughts about the Lucene-plugin:
Sorting
-------
At the moment there is no method in the API to choose between the sorting directions. I think there should be one.
Boolean Queries
---------------
Is the default query-type going to stay an ORed one? Should it better be an AND-query, like Google? I think most of the surfers expect that nowadays. At least there could be method to choose between them.
Results
-------
Search results are a bit confusing now. When I search for a word that appears both in a document, in it's attachment and in it's object's properties I get three hits. One for each type. There a special cases, of course, but I think it would be more usable to get in my example case by default just one hit. There would still remain a method ("type: object") to distinguish between the types in a query.
If you like, I can provide patches for the two first (minor) issues.
Regards,
Petteri
(Sorry, if this post comes twice.)
I'm testing the version RC1 and have some thoughts about the Lucene-plugin:
Sorting
-------
At the moment there is no method in the API to choose between the sorting directions. I think there should be one.
Boolean Queries
---------------
Is the default query-type going to stay an ORed one? Should it better be an AND-query, like Google? I think most of the surfers expect that nowadays. At least there could be method to choose between them.
Results
-------
Search results are a bit confusing now. When I search for a word that appears both in a document, in it's attachment and in it's object's properties I get three hits. One for each type. There a special cases, of course, but I think it would be more usable to get in my example case by default just one hit. There would still remain a method ("type: object") to distinguish between the types in a query.
If you like, I can provide patches for the two first (minor) issues.
Regards,
Petteri
Dear Community,
My organization(a division in a US Federal Government agency) is going to
select a wiki engine for a trans-organization collaboration effort. The
current candidates are Confluence, XWiki, MediaWiki and Microsoft
Sharepoint Wiki. I tried to promote XWIKI but have only used it in a very
small scale environment (< 5 users). If you have used it in a production
scale and can provide me some feedbacks based on the following
questionnaire, it will be a great help for me to show to my manager.
Thank you in advance!
-Jimmy
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Capability
* Number of wiki users at your organization
* Number of maximum concurrent users
Wiki Engine reliability (on a scale of 1 to 5, 5 is best and 1 is worst)
Usability
* Wiki Engine usability (on a scale of 1 to 5, 5 is best and 1 is worst)
* Training / learning curve (on a scale of 1 to 5, 5 is easiest and 1 is
most difficult)
Cost
* Hardware requirements
* Cost (license fee, hosting fee etc)
Support
* Data backup and recovery (i.e. do you have daily back up procedures in
place and is it difficult to backup and recover the data if there is a
disaster?)
(can you restore just a page or space instead of the whole wiki if a
page/space is messed up?)
* How difficult is the administration? (i.e. roughly how many hours the
administrator need to spend on the wiki maintenance?)
* How is the quality of support of this wiki engine (from the commercial
vendor or the community. i.e. can you get timely answers for your
questions?) (on a scale of 1 to 5, 5 is best and 1 is worst)
I'd like to define all terms containing text used at a single location (per
space for example).
I also like to use the static list class.
Is there a way how I can access the 'values' list for a given property for
an object of this class programatically in velocity to set and read the
values? I assume this field is an array and could be addressed with the
range operator.
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e.g., "order by" in mini search creates
Error number 4001 in 4: Error while parsing velocity page Main.WebSearch
Wrapped Exception: Invocation of method 'searchDocuments' in class
com.xpn.xwiki.api.XWiki threw exception com.xpn.xwiki.XWikiException: Error
number 3223 in 3: Exception while searching documents with sql where
doc.web<? Wrapped Exception: unexpected char: '%' select distinct doc.web,
doc.name, ' order by doc.date from com.xpn.xwiki.doc.XWikiDocument as doc
where doc.web<? @ Main.WebSearch92,27?
I know everybody is trying to make the version stable, but could somebody
explain, how the search algorithm works?
Uwe
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More a visual issue than a bug:
For users that are not administrators, on B4 I'm getting this when
viewing all new and old documents (previously this was only happening on
delete, or for non-registered users for certain spaces).
Brandon Esbach
Software Engineer
M/A-Com Eurotec Operations
LoughMahon Technology Park,
Skehard Road,
Blackrock,
Cork, Ireland
Tel +353 21 4808305
Hi,
I am using an xwiki (version
0.9.840<http://dubpat01:8080/dulles/bin/view/Main/WebHome>).
My database is mysql running on Linux. I have a strange problem where when I
upload an svg file and then reference the .svg file in an <object/> tag, the
browser Firefox 2.0+, isn't able to display the image. Rather it asks for an
external application to deal with the file. This is not a problem with the
browser since I can view other .svg files. Interestingly, if I save the .svg
file by right-clicking and saving to my local disk and then point my browser
at my local disk it can view the .svg file no problem. So I am guessing that
their is something strange about the way the xwiki returns the bytes to the
browser....anyone experienced this? Any ideas?
Thanks.
Hello,
Me again... I have a problem with the Static List type. In my class, I added a property of this type and as separators I tried everything from , to space. Then in Values I put 4 values separated by the chosen separator. The problem is that instead of 4 checkboxes, each in front of a different value, I get 1 checkbox and all the values together separated by the separator after it. What I do wrong?
Thanks in advance.
Evelina Slatineanu
Quite some time ago I asked whether there are plans to upgrade the
included version of Groovy from JSR-06 to the 1.0 release.
I never got an answer, and I see that no version change occurrred in the
last release candidate.
Is Groovy used in a standard installation and can I replace the
corresponding jar myself without breaking anything?
Thanks
Michael