I agree, First you need to package your code as an XWiki plugin that can be called. This plugin should have as many conversion possibilities.
doc or office -> xhtml xls -> xhtml doc -> openoffice openoffice ->doc doc -> pdf html -> pdf etc.. Concerning xls I think we should look into having an import that does not go through html We might want to write xls to wiki table Ludovic Vincent Massol wrote: > Hi Wang, > > On Jun 4, 2008, at 7:04 PM, Wang Ning wrote: > > >> Hi, >> >> I have built a standalone plugin to convert MS Doc, MS excel to html. >> > > cool :) > > >> This >> plugin can run as a jar through command line or as a web application >> through >> url. >> > > What do you mean by plugin? Do you mean xwiki plugin (probably not)? > > You need to find out and propose how to integrate the import feature > into xwiki both in term of UI and in term of code. The best right now > is probably to add a button in the tiny MCE editor. > > >> Next, how to convert the html to xwiki syntax document? use xslt? Do >> the new >> rendering code have any influence? >> > > I think we can do it in 2 steps: > Step 1: get clean HTML. Since XWiki is able to display HTML it should > work fine. This also means that the imported doc will be edited > through the WYSIWYG editor (tinyMCE) > Step 2: convert the HTML into wiki syntax wherever possible. This is > indeed a job for the new rendering module and you'll need to write an > HTML Parser (i.e. implementing the org.xwiki.rendernig.Parser > interface). You should have a look at the 2 existing parsers: > WikiModelXWikiParser and DoxiaConfluenceParser. In this case though > you should use an XML parser to parse the XHTML instead of wiki model > or doxia. Thus it's important that in step 1 you get clean XHTML > (probably run JTidy on it). > > >> Now I can't handle the clipboard format. I think clipboard is at the >> second >> priority. >> >> My another question: how to add my code to xwiki code sandbox? Do I >> need to >> build ,test and distrubut my plugin by maven way? If yes, please >> tell how. >> > > You need to follow all the coding conventions and best practices > described at dev.xwiki.org > You need to provide a maven build yes. Plenty of examples in the xwiki > source tree. > The best is maybe that you package your code as a xwiki plugin for > now. check xwiki-platform-plugins for examples of plugin and how they > are packaged/built. > > Thanks > -Vincent > > _______________________________________________ > devs mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs > > -- Ludovic Dubost Blog: http://blog.ludovic.org/ XWiki: http://www.xwiki.com Skype: ldubost GTalk: ldubost _______________________________________________ devs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
