27 Jan
2012
27 Jan
'12
2:17 p.m.
Thanks a lot for clarification.
It makes sence now from explained point of view, but I still can't get WHY as global
user on NON-workspace wiki I should see Workspace Manager menus? Anyhow I can't use
Workspace Manager INSIDE virtual Wiki. It makes sence if you would extend Workspace
manager and make it completely independent on each and every virtual wiki.
So, the main reason why: it's just useles inside virtual wiki (for now)
For me, e.g., ideal workflow looks like:
Case 1. XEM -> virtual wiki isolated, no Workspace Manager on board
Case 2. XEM -> virtual wiki isolated, WITH Workspace Manager on board. Each virtual
wiki in this case will be able to produce it's own workspaces isolated from each other
(like independent projects on the same server). Only Local Users can take part in
workspace management.
Case 3. XEM -> virtual wiki isolated + Workspace manager on board. Same as Case 2, but
Local Users can log once in any virtual/workspace wiki they allowed AND via this login
have access to each and every wiki they registered/invited.
For current purposes I would prefer Case 1 behaviour. Soon I'd like to use Case 2
then 3 scenario, but for now - no way :-(
Hope it would be useful for futher development.
Kind Regards,
Dmitry
27 января 2012, 16:48 от Eduard Moraru <enygma2002(a)gmail.com>om>:
Oh, I see now.
The way it works now when visiting a normal subwiki (not a workspace) is that:
1) If you are a global user (user of the main wiki), the menus will be displayed to you
(and you will be thus exposed to the global context of which you are part of).
2) If you are a local user (user of a subwiki that is part of a wiki *farm*), you don`t
see the menus any more and are isolated inside the wiki (and not exposed to the global
context).
So, as a conclusion, the menus appear to you based on your user type and not on the type
of wiki you are currently viewing.
Does that make sense now? Does this fit your usecase? If not, can you please elaborate on
the reason why you would like global users not to be able to see the global context when
viewing a regular subwiki?
Thanks,
Eduard
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 1:32 PM, Haru Mamburu <haru_mamburu(a)mail.ru> wrote:
Thank you Eduard,
Sorry, probably I wasn't clear in my questions...
- I want to use WORKSPACE Manager on MAIN Wiki and manage them as designed.
- BUT, the same time I want to use WIKI Manager to have completely independent from main
wiki and other workspaces virtual wikis.
So, I set up XEM, installed Workspace manager to play around AND with Wiki Manager created
virtual Wiki.
Now I completely stuck how to get rid of all Workspace Manager links in wiki farm (!) (not
workspaces). I would prefer to keep running Workspace Manager on main Wiki AND Wiki farm
simultaneously, if possible.
Is there any simple solution?
The only thing I suppose should work is to take *.vm files from XE and attach them to the
skin file. Looks wierd and unpredictable for me :-(
Kind Regards,
Dmitry
27 января 2012, 14:26 от Eduard Moraru <enygma2002(a)gmail.com>om>:
Hi Dmitry,
Starting with 3.3, XEM has moved the main usecase for subwikis from farm to workspaces.
This means that, additionally to the WikiManager application [1], now XEM also contains
the Workspace Application [2].
The encouraged way of for creating a wiki farm right now (if that is really what you need)
is to get XE, install WikiManager [1] and create your farm.
If you *insist* on using XEM for creating a wiki farm, all you have to do is delete the
WorkspaceManager space, thus removing the Workspaces application and disabling the extra
menus that were getting in your way. Additionally, you should also remove the
xwiki-platform-workspace-api-<version>.jar file from the /webapps/xwiki/WEB-INF/lib/
folder, since you don`t want to use it anymore and you have removed the UI.
However, if your plan is to have global users that work on different subwikis (like an
intranet with departments mapped to subwikis or a place where you work on projects mapped
to subwikis, etc.), you might reconsider using Workspaces.
In any case, I hope this solves your problem.
Thanks,
Eduard
-----------------
References:
[1] http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Wiki+Manager+Applicati…
[2] http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Workspace+Application
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 11:57 AM, Haru Mamburu <haru_mamburu(a)mail.ru> wrote:
Ooops, wrong solution. The problem is still active: is there a right way to get rid of
Workspace Manager's links in virtual wikis in 3.4?
27 января 2012, 13:46 от Haru Mamburu <haru_mamburu(a)mail.ru>ru>:
Hi All,
By accident I found a soluion. For me it looks a bit wierd.
If you set in xwiki.cfg xwiki.virtual.usepath to 0, then all menus become Workspace
Manager links free.
For now, if I want to use usepath and don't want to use Workspace Manager, there is
no an "one click solution" :-(
Is it a bug or it's a feature? Should I report it?
Kind regards,
Dmitry
27 января 2012, 01:34 от Haru Mamburu <haru_mamburu(a)mail.ru>ru>:
> Hi. all!
>
> XEM 3.4. Main Wiki works fine.
>
> I want to set up virtual wiki without Workspace Manager application inside and
it's links in menu, because as far as I inderstood it is useless in virtual wikis.
>
> What is right way to get rid of Workspace Manager and it's links in top menu in
virtual wiki?
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Dmitry
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New subject: [xwiki-users] Workspace manager free default pages set
Hello again,
Please see below...
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 3:17 PM, Haru Mamburu <haru_mamburu(a)mail.ru> wrote:
Thanks a lot for clarification.
It makes sence now from explained point of view, but I still can't get WHY
as global user on NON-workspace wiki I should see Workspace Manager menus?
As I tried to explain in my previous mail, the idea is that you are a
global user, coming from a global context (the main wiki). In that global
context, you have the Workspace application installed and available for you
to use. This means that, the Workspace
application offers you the possibility to create a new workspace, jump to
the main wiki or view existing workspaces trough the top-menu.
From the Workspace application's point of view, it
is only natural to allow
you to perform these actions, regardless of your current
location (that
means even if you are viewing a non-workspace subwiki). As long as the
Workspace application is installed, it will perform as designed :)
Anyhow I can't use Workspace Manager INSIDE
virtual Wiki. It makes sence
if you would extend Workspace manager and make it completely independent on
each and every virtual wiki.
So, the main reason why: it's just useles inside virtual wiki (for now)
Again, the extra menus are not about what you can do on the current wiki,
but they are about what you can do on the whole XWiki, since this is a
feature that spans cross wikis and is not restricted to an individual wiki
(even if it is installed on the main wiki).
For me, e.g., ideal workflow looks like:
Case 1. XEM -> virtual wiki isolated, no Workspace Manager on board
This is perfectly doable right now. If you think about the reasons for
which you are creating a regular subwiki and not a workspace, you`ll notice
that the main one is that you want local users. But since local users do
not see any extra menus, you are good to go. Only you, as a global user (or
admin) will see those menus, but that is just because the main wiki is
offering you this possibility (since you are its member).
Case 2. XEM -> virtual wiki isolated, WITH Workspace Manager on board.
Each virtual wiki in this case will be able to produce it's own workspaces
isolated from each other (like independent projects on the same server).
Only Local Users can take part in workspace management.
As you might already know, XWiki currently supports only *one level* of
virtualisation and only one main wiki. You can not currently create a
subwiki within a subwiki, not even with the WikiManager application. This
means that you can not do this with Workspaces either.
If you wish to obtain this scenario, you will have to set up multiple
instances of XWiki.
Having a subwiki within another subwiki might be an interesting new feature
for the WikiManager application (and for Workspaces too). Please feel free
to add a new feature request on jira.xwiki.org for the WikiManager
component.
Case 3. XEM -> virtual wiki isolated + Workspace
manager on board. Same as
Case 2, but Local Users can log once in any virtual/workspace wiki they
allowed AND via this login have access to each and every wiki they
registered/invited.
If I understand correctly, this usecase would imply that local users
(created in regular subwikis or, specifically for your case, in subwikis of
subwikis) have a mechanism that allows them to escape from the isolation of
the current subwiki of which they are part of and gain access to other
subwikis or workspaces.
Maybe you could do this by promoting the local user as a global user,
optionally putting him in a special group to better manage rights. This way
he/she can create/join workspaces and join other wikis.
For current purposes I would prefer Case 1 behaviour.
Soon I'd like to use
Case 2 then 3 scenario, but for now - no way :-(
Hope it would be useful for futher development.
Yes, as I said, having subwikis within subwikis is a good idea that might
actually be not so hard to implement (as far as Thomas tells me).
Hope this helped.
Thanks,
Eduard
Kind Regards,
Dmitry
27 января 2012, 16:48 от Eduard Moraru <enygma2002(a)gmail.com>om>:
Oh, I see now.
The way it works now when visiting a normal subwiki (not a workspace) is
that:
1) If you are a global user (user of the main wiki), the menus will be
displayed to you (and you will be thus exposed to the global context of
which you are part of).
2) If you are a local user (user of a subwiki that is part of a wiki
*farm*), you don`t see the menus any more and are isolated inside the wiki
(and not exposed to the global context).
So, as a conclusion, the menus appear to you based on your user type and
not on the type of wiki you are currently viewing.
Does that make sense now? Does this fit your usecase? If not, can you
please elaborate on the reason why you would like global users not to be
able to see the global context when viewing a regular subwiki?
Thanks,
Eduard
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 1:32 PM, Haru Mamburu <haru_mamburu(a)mail.ru>
wrote:
Thank you Eduard,
Sorry, probably I wasn't clear in my questions...
- I want to use WORKSPACE Manager on MAIN Wiki and manage them as designed.
- BUT, the same time I want to use WIKI Manager to have completely
independent from main wiki and other workspaces virtual wikis.
So, I set up XEM, installed Workspace manager to play around AND with Wiki
Manager created virtual Wiki.
Now I completely stuck how to get rid of all Workspace Manager links in
wiki farm (!) (not workspaces). I would prefer to keep running Workspace
Manager on main Wiki AND Wiki farm simultaneously, if possible.
Is there any simple solution?
The only thing I suppose should work is to take *.vm files from XE and
attach them to the skin file. Looks wierd and unpredictable for me :-(
Kind Regards,
Dmitry
27 января 2012, 14:26 от Eduard Moraru <enygma2002(a)gmail.com>om>:
Hi Dmitry,
Starting with 3.3, XEM has moved the main usecase for subwikis from farm
to workspaces. This means that, additionally to the WikiManager application
[1], now XEM also contains the Workspace Application [2].
The encouraged way of for creating a wiki farm right now (if that is
really what you need) is to get XE, install WikiManager [1] and create your
farm.
If you *insist* on using XEM for creating a wiki farm, all you have to do
is delete the WorkspaceManager space, thus removing the Workspaces
application and disabling the extra menus that were getting in your way.
Additionally, you should also remove the
xwiki-platform-workspace-api-<version>.jar file from the
/webapps/xwiki/WEB-INF/lib/ folder, since you don`t want to use it anymore
and you have removed the UI.
However, if your plan is to have global users that work on different
subwikis (like an intranet with departments mapped to subwikis or a place
where you work on projects mapped to subwikis, etc.), you might reconsider
using Workspaces.
In any case, I hope this solves your problem.
Thanks,
Eduard
-----------------
References:
[1]
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Wiki+Manager+Applicati…
[2]
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Workspace+Application
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 11:57 AM, Haru Mamburu <haru_mamburu(a)mail.ru>
wrote:
Ooops, wrong solution. The problem is still active: is there a right way
to get rid of Workspace Manager's links in virtual wikis in 3.4?
27 января 2012, 13:46 от Haru Mamburu <haru_mamburu(a)mail.ru>ru>:
Hi All,
By accident I found a soluion. For me it looks a bit wierd.
If you set in xwiki.cfg xwiki.virtual.usepath to 0, then all menus
become
Workspace Manager links free.
For now, if I want to use usepath and don't want to use Workspace
Manager,
there is no an "one click solution" :-(
Is it a bug or it's a feature? Should I report it?
Kind regards,
Dmitry
27 января 2012, 01:34 от Haru Mamburu <haru_mamburu(a)mail.ru>ru>:
> Hi. all!
>
> XEM 3.4. Main Wiki works fine.
>
> I want to set up virtual wiki without Workspace Manager application
inside
and it's links in menu, because as far as I inderstood it is useless
in virtual wikis.
>
> What is right way to get rid of Workspace Manager and it's links in
top
menu in virtual wiki?
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Dmitry
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