I think you only need xwiki-platform-model as a dependency of your module. You should paste your code on http://pastebin.com/ to enable us to understand what is going wrong. 2016-01-12 17:43 GMT+01:00 Giordano Ninonà <[email protected]>:
I got the same behaavior also with the modifications suggested by Guillaume.
Any other ideas?
Giordano.
2016-01-12 17:16 GMT+01:00 Giordano Ninonà <[email protected]>:
Hi Guillaume,
Thank you a lot, that really helps! The only thing is which library I should import :
1. org.xwiki.model.reference 2. org.wiki.rendering.wikimodel
Moreover, there is a place to find how this "reference-game" works? I mean that I've found Entity References, Document References, SpaceReferecens, Wiki References but I don't understand how this works.
Thank you,
Giordano
2016-01-12 17:05 GMT+01:00 Guillaume "Louis-Marie" Delhumeau < [email protected]>:
Hi Giordano.
Is it possible for you to modify your method to have a list of spaces instead of the space name? Or better: having a DocumentReference as input?
If not, it means that you need to parse your "wikiSpace" input, get the list of spaces from it, and then create a clean DocumentReference.
You should use a SpaceReferenceResolver to get a clean space reference.
Example:
@Inject @Named("current") private SpaceReferenceResolver<String> spaceReferenceResolver;
public void myMethod(String wikiName, String wikiSpace, String wikiPage) { // resolve the spaces: SpaceReference spaceRef = spaceReferenceResolver.resolve(wikiSpace, new WikiReference(wikiName)); // Create a clean DocumentReference: DocumentReference docRef = new DocumentReference(wikiPage, spaceRef); // Work with the docRef XWikiDocument doc = xwiki.getDocument(docRef, xcontext); // ... }
Similar code in Groovy:
{{groovy}} def spaceReferenceResolver =
services.component.getInstance(org.xwiki.model.reference.SpaceReferenceResolver.TYPE_STRING,
"current"); def spaceRef = spaceReferenceResolver.resolve("AB.CD\\.E.F", new org.xwiki.model.reference.WikiReference('hello')); def docRef = new org.xwiki.model.reference.DocumentReference('page', spaceRef); {{/groovy}}
I hope it helps, Guillaume
2016-01-12 16:27 GMT+01:00 Giordano Ninonà <[email protected]>:
Hi users,
I have a problem with my Java component. I have a hjava method wich take as input 3 strings: wikiName, wikiSpace and the wiki page to retrieve the doc, thus the content and perform modification.
Ok, when I try to delete a terminal page inside a nested page, there is no problem, the component retrieve the page's document and can delete it, it works!
But when I want to delete a terminal page that is inside a nested page which is inside another nested page it stops working. The point is that I can't retrieve the terminal page's document, probably because of the wikiSpace variable. I have tried "NestedPage1.NestedPage2" but it is not woking at all, it is keep creating and successively deleting new documents(thus pages).
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