Hi, I have a small doubt on how listener is implemented in MediaWiki2XWikiExtension
Groovy Code Snippet -- http://code.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extensions/MediaWiki2XWikiExtension <% import org.dom4j.io.SAXReader import org.dom4j.* import groovy.net.xmlrpc.* import java.net.ServerSocket import org.wikimodel.wem.mediawiki.MediaWikiParser import org.wikimodel.wem.xwiki.* class PruningPageHandler implements ElementHandler { def proxy, token; def counter = 0; def max = 10000; PruningPageHandler(proxy, token) { this.proxy = proxy this.token = token } def messages = [] public void onStart(ElementPath path) { } public void onEnd(ElementPath path) { def page = path.current def title = page.elementText('title') title = title.replaceAll(' ','_') def id = page.elementText('id') println(title+ '('+counter+')') def revision = page.element('revision') def revid = revision.elementText('id'); def revtext = revision.elementText('text'); def contributor = revision.element('contributor') def username = contributor.elementText('username') def index = revtext.substring(0, Math.min(30,revtext.length())).toLowerCase().indexOf("redirect") counter++; if (counter < max && index < 0) { revtext = revtext.replaceFirst("^-", "*"); revtext = revtext.replaceAll("__","") revtext = revtext.replaceAll("[\\|][\\+]","") def buffer = new StringBuffer() buffer.append(revtext) try { *def reader = new StringReader(revtext); def parser = new MediaWikiParser(); buffer = new StringBuffer() def listener = new XWikiSerializer(buffer); parser.parse(reader, listener);* } catch (Exception e) { println(e.getMessage()) } def map = new HashMap() map.put('content', buffer.toString()) map.put('modifier', username) map.put('space','Wikipedia') map.put('title',title) try { proxy.confluence1.storePage(token, map) } catch (Exception e) { println(e.getMessage()) } } page.detach() // prune the tree } } %> XWikiSerializer has a constructor with some class implementing IWikiPrinter . But how come a StringBuffer is used here. Am trying to simulate the same from a java application,and a fact that use of StringBuffer fails here. How to create a listener object in that case. Thanks and Best Regards, Arun Reddy _______________________________________________ devs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
