I seem to be the admin of my site, since i was the creator and have all other admin menu items available but have no menu item for import/export. Any way you can think of getting me those rights? uwe vmassol wrote:
On Apr 5, 2007, at 9:03 PM, Oova wrote:
vmassol wrote:
- How to I archive the code I created? Any export/import mechanism available?
Have you checked the documentation on xwiki.org? :-)
I'm not giving you the answer as I want to ensure this is something easy to find out. If you don't find it easily please let us know where you were expecting it so that we can improve the documentation!
I was looking for import/export with search function and found one relevant document from you http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/ImportExport which doesn't apply to users of the farm. What did I miss?
ok so you found the page, cool. Why do you say it doesn't apply to users of the farm?
Thanks -Vincent I am confused: are you asking me to do all the installation steps in order to archive my own code? That is how I understand the guide. I expected an import/export function, which allows me to archive/ recreate content I wrote independent of what database, development environment etc. is used. Are you saying I gave to recreate all that short of hosting it to dump my code in it?
I'm not saying that. I'm saying that if your xwiki on xwiki.com is using the XWiki 1.0 skin (named xwiki10b1 on xwiki.com as it's using version 1.0 B3) then you should see the import/export feature (provided you're admin of your site - This is where I'm not entirely sure. I don't know if you get admin rights on the farm).
Thanks -Vincent
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