24 Mar
2010
24 Mar
'10
9:54 p.m.
Hello,
i am trying to convert our existing Wiki to Xwiki.
To reach this goal, i am trying to export the existing data into an xar
file hat i can import into xwiki.
What i am missing is a description of the xml file format.
Where can i find this?
Thanks for help
Thomas
25 Mar
25 Mar
9:44 a.m.
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 21:54, Thomas Stinner
<thomas.stinner(a)schuechen.de> wrote:
Hello,
i am trying to convert our existing Wiki to Xwiki.
To reach this goal, i am trying to export the existing data into an xar
file hat i can import into xwiki.
What i am missing is a description of the xml file format.
Where can i find this?
There is no formal description AFAIK, the best is to export a page in
XWiki and too look at the result to see what it's looks like.
Another if you are using java is to create a XWikiDocument java object
and call toXML on it to export the document.
Thanks for help
Thomas
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9:49 a.m.
On Mar 25, 2010, at 9:44 AM, Thomas Mortagne wrote:
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 21:54, Thomas Stinner
<thomas.stinner(a)schuechen.de> wrote:
Could you tell us more about the wiki you wish to convert since there are some conversion
scripts that exist already on http://code.xwiki.org and in the sandbox.
Thanks
-Vincent
Hello,
i am trying to convert our existing Wiki to Xwiki.
To reach this goal, i am trying to export the existing data into an xar
file hat i can import into xwiki.
What i am missing is a description of the xml file format.
Where can i find this?
There is no formal description AFAIK, the best is to export a page in
XWiki and too look at the result to see what it's looks like.
Another if you are using java is to create a XWikiDocument java object
and call toXML on it to export the document.
10:23 a.m.
tmortagne wrote:
There is no formal description AFAIK, the best is to export a page in
XWiki and too look at the result to see what it's looks like.
I already tried that and it is working for basic pages. Problem is the
changelog and different versions of the same page.
tmortagne wrote:
Another if you are using java is to create a XWikiDocument java object
and call toXML on it to export the document.
Good Tipp! I will look into it.
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10:24 a.m.
vmassol wrote:
Could you tell us more about the wiki you wish to convert since there are
some conversion scripts that exist already on http://code.xwiki.org and in
the sandbox.
I am trying to convert from jspwiki. I know that there exist a plugin for
that already, but i do not even get it compiled.
Therefore i thought it would be easier to just start fresh.
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10:35 a.m.
Hi,
On Mar 25, 2010, at 10:24 AM, stinnux wrote:
vmassol wrote:
Another direction is to directly paste your JSPWiki content inside a xwiki page for which
you have set the syntax to JSPWiki :)
(we support JSPWiki syntax).
However I have not tried the JSPWiki syntax support for a very long time and we don't
even have tests for it so I don't know how good it is.
But it would be good if someone knowing JSPWiki could tell us how good or bad our native
support of it is!
When you have a page in JSPWiki syntax in xwiki then you can convert it to XWiki Syntax
2.0 easily.
See http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Features/PageEditing and more specifically:
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Features/PageEditing#HChoosingaSyn…
Thanks
-Vincent
Could you tell us more about the wiki you wish to convert since there are
some conversion scripts that exist already on http://code.xwiki.org and in
the sandbox.
I am trying to convert from jspwiki. I know that there exist a plugin for
that already, but i do not even get it compiled.
Therefore i thought it would be easier to just start fresh.
10:41 a.m.
vmassol wrote:
Another direction is to directly paste your JSPWiki content inside a xwiki
page for which you have set the syntax to JSPWiki :)
(we support JSPWiki syntax).
However I have not tried the JSPWiki syntax support for a very long time
and we don't even have tests for it so I don't know how good it is.
But it would be good if someone knowing JSPWiki could tell us how good or
bad our native support of it is!
When you have a page in JSPWiki syntax in xwiki then you can convert it to
XWiki Syntax 2.0 easily.
We have more than 700 pages (not counting History and File Attachments). I
am not going to do this manually....
But it is possible to set the page syntax in the xml file. This is what i am
doing currently and it seems to work quite good.
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10:47 a.m.
On Mar 25, 2010, at 10:41 AM, stinnux wrote:
vmassol wrote:
You don't have to do this manually.... You could use XMLRPC or REST to upload your
page content.
Another direction is to directly paste your JSPWiki content inside a xwiki
page for which you have set the syntax to JSPWiki :)
(we support JSPWiki syntax).
However I have not tried the JSPWiki syntax support for a very long time
and we don't even have tests for it so I don't know how good it is.
But it would be good if someone knowing JSPWiki could tell us how good or
bad our native support of it is!
When you have a page in JSPWiki syntax in xwiki then you can convert it to
XWiki Syntax 2.0 easily.
We have more than 700 pages (not counting History and File Attachments). I
am not going to do this manually.... But it is possible to set the page syntax in the xml
file. This is what i am
doing currently and it seems to work quite good.
So you're setting the jspwiki/1.0 syntax in there?
Thanks
-Vincent
10:52 a.m.
vmassol wrote:
Yepp, exactly.
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You don't have to do this manually.... You could use XMLRPC or REST to
upload your page content.
Can i set the version of the page with one of these methods? Or upload
multiple versions of the page? I haven't found a solution for this.
vmassol wrote:
But it is possible to set the page syntax in the
xml file. This is what i
am
doing currently and it seems to work quite good.
So you're setting the jspwiki/1.0 syntax in there?
10:58 a.m.
On Mar 25, 2010, at 10:52 AM, stinnux wrote:
vmassol wrote:
To be honest, I don't know, would need to check.
You don't have to do this manually.... You could use XMLRPC or REST to
upload your page content.
Can i set the version of the page with one of these methods? Or upload
multiple versions of the page? I haven't found a solution for this. vmassol wrote:
Yepp, exactly.
ok cool. It would be great if you could create jira issues on http://jira.xwiki.org if you
find issues in our handling of JSPWiki. Complex links will not work I guess for example.
Once you have your pages in jspwiki syntax you might want to convert them to XWiki Syntax
2.0 in order to benefit from the wysiwyg editor for example (that editor currently only
works with XWiki Syntax 2.0).
Thanks
-Vincent
But it is possible to set the page syntax in the
xml file. This is what i
am
doing currently and it seems to work quite good.
So you're setting the jspwiki/1.0 syntax in there?
11:13 a.m.
Hello,
I Hereby send you a first version of a Python script to convert twiki to
xwiki.
It is small, fast, and (more or less) documented.
I am still working on it and will publish final version when I am done.
This script is now dry-run so you need to uncomment the storepage lines.
It also does wiki syntax conversion.
Basically: it should work but don't blame me if it doesn't. :-)
Hope you can use it.
kind regards,
On Thu, 2010-03-25 at 01:52 -0800, stinnux wrote:
vmassol wrote:
Yepp, exactly.
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You don't have to do this manually.... You could use XMLRPC or REST to
upload your page content.
Can i set the version of the page with one of these methods? Or upload
multiple versions of the page? I haven't found a solution for this.
vmassol wrote:
But it is possible to set the page syntax in the
xml file. This is what i
am
doing currently and it seems to work quite good.
So you're setting the jspwiki/1.0 syntax in there?
11:20 a.m.
Sorry. Attachment filtered so I posted it on pastebin:
http://pastebin.com/DxU6RYJw
I hope it helps someone.
On Thu, 2010-03-25 at 11:13 +0100, Jeroen Baten wrote:
Hello,
I Hereby send you a first version of a Python script to convert twiki to
xwiki.
It is small, fast, and (more or less) documented.
I am still working on it and will publish final version when I am done.
This script is now dry-run so you need to uncomment the storepage lines.
It also does wiki syntax conversion.
Basically: it should work but don't blame me if it doesn't. :-)
Hope you can use it.
kind regards,
On Thu, 2010-03-25 at 01:52 -0800, stinnux wrote:
Deze e-Mail en de inhoud daarvan is vertrouwelijk. Indien dit bericht niet voor u bestemd
is, verzoeken wij u vriendelijk deze e-mail direct aan ons te retourneren en daarna te
verwijderen. Openbaarmaking, vermenigvuldiging, verstrekking en/of gebruik door derden van
dit e-mail bericht en/of informatie is niet toegestaan. De verzender sluit elke
aansprakelijkheid uit in verband met het niet juist, onvolledig of niet tijdig overkomen
van de informatie in deze e-mail.
Deze e-mail is gecontroleerd op virussen.
vmassol wrote:
Yepp, exactly.
Deze e-Mail en de inhoud daarvan is vertrouwelijk. Indien dit bericht niet voor u
bestemd is, verzoeken wij u vriendelijk deze e-mail direct aan ons te retourneren en
daarna te verwijderen. Openbaarmaking, vermenigvuldiging, verstrekking en/of gebruik door
derden van dit e-mail bericht en/of informatie is niet toegestaan. De verzender sluit elke
aansprakelijkheid uit in verband met het niet juist, onvolledig of niet tijdig overkomen
van de informatie in deze e-mail.
Deze e-mail is gecontroleerd op virussen.
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You don't have to do this manually.... You could use XMLRPC or REST to
upload your page content.
Can i set the version of the page with one of these methods? Or upload
multiple versions of the page? I haven't found a solution for this.
vmassol wrote:
But it is possible to set the page syntax in the
xml file. This is what i
am
doing currently and it seems to work quite good.
So you're setting the jspwiki/1.0 syntax in there?
11:48 a.m.
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 10:41, stinnux <thomas.stinner(a)schuechen.de> wrote:
vmassol wrote:
Note that if you are using XWikiDocument you can easily convert your
content to xwiki/2.0 syntax before doing the export using
XWikiDocument#convertSyntax("xwiki/2.0", new XWikiContext())
(to be tested for the context part but it should be ok like that)
Another direction is to directly paste your JSPWiki content inside a xwiki
page for which you have set the syntax to JSPWiki :)
(we support JSPWiki syntax).
However I have not tried the JSPWiki syntax support for a very long time
and we don't even have tests for it so I don't know how good it is.
But it would be good if someone knowing JSPWiki could tell us how good or
bad our native support of it is!
When you have a page in JSPWiki syntax in xwiki then you can convert it to
XWiki Syntax 2.0 easily.
We have more than 700 pages (not counting History and File Attachments). I
am not going to do this manually....
But it is possible to set the page syntax in the xml file. This is what i am
doing currently and it seems to work quite good.
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