Hi Tim,
you could Zip the HTML files together and attach the Zip file to a wiki
page. Then, using XWiki's built-in ZipExplorer plugin [1], you should be
able to access all your files.
If I remember correctly, the URL should be something like
.../xwiki/bin/view/Space/Page/MyZipFile.zip/index.html (assuming your HTML
file is called index.html of course).
Hope this helps,
Guillaume
[1]
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/ZIP+Explorer+Plugin
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 2:10 PM, Tim Pigden <tim.pigden(a)optrak.com> wrote:
Hi
My diagramming tool creates a set of html pages. I want these to be
accessible from my xwiki with the xwiki logon and security and not
otherwise. Is this possible? I've looked in the docs for "static html
pages" and not found anything useful (perhaps I'm looking for the
wrong thing). There are quite a few pages, all interlinked, and they
get rebuilt every time I do a diagram change, so anything that
involves importing them other than as a bulk transfer wouldn't really
be viable. Putting them on a completely separate web would require
logon / security synchronisation which I'd rather avoid. The pages are
an output - I don't need them version tracked.
Thanks
Tim
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