23 Mar
2006
23 Mar
'06
4:20 p.m.
On 3/23/06, Mark Robinson <mark.robinson(a)hk.tntfreight.com> wrote:
Hi All.
This is probably most appropriate to Jeremi, but I would appreciate
anyones thoughts on the subject.
XWiki is a phenomenal piece of software that I am thinking of new
uses every day.
I am currently running 0.9.840 on one of my servers and am a little
bit paranoid about upgrading until later in the year, as our
application is growing at a furious rate and I would like it to
stabilise a little before we go through an upgrade. However, some
of the new features are very tempting (I am using the standalone for
testing).
Yes, maybe wait some weeks(i don't know exactly how many), we are
fixing some bugs.
Ideally I would like to use your XWiki/ImportExport script to create
user configurable exports on the existing data and was wondering how
involved the underlying adjustments would be to the code to make it
work with the stable version.
The script looks for $export. Is this a java class that is put into
a xwiki context in the later release?
it's not on the context, it's on the
plugins. you call xwiki plugins like this :
$xwiki.pluginName
If so, is it self sufficient enough to compile and add to an existing
installation, or is it too dependent on other code in the later version?
Sorry, we fix some bugs after the 0.9.840, for exemple, the export of
attachments.
With custom java classes, is there a straight forward
description
somewhere on putting them in an XWiki context so they can be used by
Velocity?
you can create a plugin. For this take a look to the package plugin on
the xwiki code. there is a lot of example (look the feed plugin).
In a mildly related point: I have deployed DWR (https://
dwr.dev.java.net/) side by xwiki in another testing installation for
some AJAX experimentation and it seems to be co-habiting without too
much trouble.
ok, when you have something, show me, i'm very interesting.
Apologies for the basic questions, but I am currently on a steep
learning curve with this and appreciate any help offerred.
your welcome.
Jérémi
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