Solved. I recommend everybody to download and try the prepackaged xwiki-jetty-0.9.1252.tar.gz from http://forge.objectweb.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=170 . This one is the same version of XWiki running at xwiki.com at this very same moment. It comes with the new WYSIWYG editor. Procedure: - uncompress - edit xwiki.cfg which you'll find under webapps/xwiki/WEB-INF (at least the authentication passwords at the bottom and the graphviz software path just above if you want graphviz) - click/run start.bat or start.sh - enjoy by pointing your browser to http://localhost:8080 (you should find a link to the XWiki instance) That's it! On a standard desktop it booted in half a minute, XWiki included. That's fast. The current snapshot of this software (xwikionjetty) on SVN is broken. The database behaves badly. But the above package is fine. This software installs and runs out of the box with no particular rights in Windows (it just needs java). Now, if you add javaservice you can make this run as a Windows service. Making it a daemon for Linux is even easier (following the usual procedure for an init file). Quite a nice tool to demo XWiki to friends and colleagues ;-) Thank you. On September 7, 2006 12:30 am, Marc Lijour wrote:
Hello
did anyone succeeded in installing XWiki with HSQLDB and Jetty?
I am asking because this looks like the development default setup (as seen in SVN, where a test case exists), but I can't find the way to make it work.
For example, how do I import the database? Where is the XML file to import? Is there an ant task which does that (importdb seems not to work out of the box and I don't find the configuration doc)?
Thanks,
Marc