25 Mar
2010
25 Mar
'10
11:48 a.m.
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 10:41, stinnux <thomas.stinner(a)schuechen.de> wrote:
vmassol wrote:
Note that if you are using XWikiDocument you can easily convert your
content to xwiki/2.0 syntax before doing the export using
XWikiDocument#convertSyntax("xwiki/2.0", new XWikiContext())
(to be tested for the context part but it should be ok like that)
Another direction is to directly paste your JSPWiki content inside a xwiki
page for which you have set the syntax to JSPWiki :)
(we support JSPWiki syntax).
However I have not tried the JSPWiki syntax support for a very long time
and we don't even have tests for it so I don't know how good it is.
But it would be good if someone knowing JSPWiki could tell us how good or
bad our native support of it is!
When you have a page in JSPWiki syntax in xwiki then you can convert it to
XWiki Syntax 2.0 easily.
We have more than 700 pages (not counting History and File Attachments). I
am not going to do this manually....
But it is possible to set the page syntax in the xml file. This is what i am
doing currently and it seems to work quite good.
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