If you have an XML file with a list of HTML files referenced then you
can use:
- Use simple java file reading on groovy to read your content from disk
or use xwiki.getURLContent() to read data from the web
- Groovy to read your XML file (see Groovy XML API and xwiki.org to find
out how to use groovy in xwiki)
- Use the xwiki api to create new documents and put your HTML in the
Wiki documents. In groovy for example:
<%
loop in your xml file {
content = xwiki.getURLContent(url)
// this will protect your html from wiki syntax
content = "{" + "pre" + "}" + content +"{" + "/pre" + "}"
title = "some page title from xml"
// find page name from data in your xml
pagename = "Help.Page1"
newdoc = xwiki.getDocument(pagename)
newdoc.setContent(content)
newdoc.setTitle(title)
newdoc.save()
}
%>
Now your HTML won't be converted to XWiki syntax. In the next version of
XWiki there will be code to transform HTML to wiki syntax.
You will need to perform some modification to your content to create
wiki links instead of <a href=""> etc..
Ludovic
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thank you for your answer Ludovic,
>
> Actually i try to move datas from RoboHelp to xwiki, i saw its possible to
> mediawiki but we already have datas on Xwiki.
> Anyways,
> I don't need to edit the tree, only datas that are on html.
> The big problem is i dont know a lot about JAVA, usually only use PHP.
> I know this mailinglist is for Java master, but i really need help :)
> I dont even know where i can change things in Xwiki to make it deal with my
> datas, im lost in the framework.
>
> So if you could give me more details i think i will be able to make it.
>
> Thx people.
>
>
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Are you trying to make both the tree structure editable and the HTML
>> where the datas are ?
>>
>> I suggest you create a simple class
>>
>> Tree.TreeItemClass
>> name TextClass
>> parent DBListClass pointing to elements of the same class
>> uri TextClass
>> or
>> html TextAreaClass
>> other properties if needed
>>
>> You can then write a Sheet allowing to edit pages with the tree structure.
>> A script can be created to generate your current XML structure from the
>> xwiki content.
>>
>> Another script can be created to read your current xml structure the
>> first time to create the xwiki pages.
>>
>> Ludovic
>>
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>>> Good morning,
>>>
>>> In my company we are using an XML structure which is a Tree on screen which
>>> points on Html files that are the datas.
>>>
>>> The XML tree has multiple levels and i would like to know how i could
>>>
>> import
>>
>>> this structure in xwiki to make it editable more easily.
>>>
>>> Xwiki is installed on Tomcat with an Oracle DB.
>>>
>>> I tried to find out how Xwiki communicate with the DB and also installed
>>> Xeclipse but i dont have much time and that's why i need your help to
>>>
>> locate
>>
>>> important files that i have to use to do it.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Jérémy GIAIME
>>> Trace Solutions
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