On Aug 29, 2006, at 5:13 AM, Andrus Adamchik wrote:
On Aug 29, 2006, at 2:49 PM, Bill Dudney wrote:
Some of the URL's point back to cwiki.a.o,
What space do they point to? Can you give an example? Maybe they
are pointing to a different space (which is ok)?
Sorry to be so flighty. I'm doing 15 things at once.
It looks like all the internal (to the space) URL's are relative. You
can get a picture of what i'm talking about here;
http://people.apache.org/~jefft/confluence
Jeff Turner is posting each export from every space from cwiki.
some don't.
So they are relative?
2) The URL that is returned from the export does not have the
authentication stuff in it and I can't figure out how to embeded
it http://uname:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/blah does not work for me and
that was all I could find from the googling I did.
I don't understand why do you need that? During the export web
service (DocGenerator) uses the credentials you supply - no need
to do anything special with the URL's.
The export works fine and I can take the URL and download the zip
file from my browser that has the right cookie but I can't
download the zip file from the DocGenerator without a 503 error.
I'm going to be back at it later this week to try again. If you
have any ideas I'd love to hear them.
I don't have any ideas without looking at the error. DocGenerator
doesn't download a zip though. It uses XML RPC API to list the
pages and get page contents one by one.
Not sure how test it with Maven. If you can give me some
instructions, I can take a look.
I'm trying to change the DocGenerator so that it uses the confluence
web service's exportSpace instead of having to traverse every page
and do the reworking of URL's ourselves. the stuff you find at ~jefft
is exported in this fashion. My thinking was that it would be better
to invoke one method on Confluence than keep up all the code we have
to do the same basic thing.
The exportSpace method returns a URL that you can use to download a
zip file of the exported space (like the content found at ~jefft
above). And that is where the login stuff goes wrong. When i try to
open a connection on that URL and get the content I get a 503 error.
However if I log into the confluence space from my browser and paste
in the URL it downloads just fine. So I'm assuming that the browser
has a cookie or is passing the credentials some other way that makes
the server OK with delivering the .zip file.
Hopefully that is a bit clearer :-)
TTFN,
-bd-
Andrus
