13 Jun
2013
13 Jun
'13
2:37 p.m.
Hi Danilo.
You have several options:
- Create a "DocumentListener" which will be called each time a document is
saved. Then, you can script whatever you want, as sending an email, etc...
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/GroovyNotificationTutorial
- Create a "Scheduler Job", which will be executed once a day (or every
hours, or every minutes, as you like), that looks at the document status
and send an email if needed.
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Scheduler+Application
The 2 options need the use of the Groovy language.
I hope it helps.
Louis-Marie
2013/6/12 Danilo Amaral de Oliveira <danilo.oliveira(a)energisa.com.br>
Good Morning People!
More one day working in XWiki!
Well, I have talked with my team and we want to use the Xwiki to save our
ITIs (Information Technology Instructions) but I will need implement
specifics customizations.
Well, Ii is two customizations.
First: create a template to ITI document.
It is ok, I did through the Template tool.
Second: Implement request approval flow to changes in the ITI documents.
All changes in our ITI need to be approved by our manager, then my
idea is: All changes done in the ITI document generate a request to our
manager (email) that can approve or not the change.
I am thinking to put a "state" in the document that represents if
the document is updated, in other words, if it the last updated has less
than 1 year.
Updated less than 1 year -> Document OK (green)
Updated bigger than 1 year -> Document not OK (red)
How can I do it? Will I need to develop any extension?
Ty
Danilo
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