Guillaume,
can you compare this to the usage of the MathTran webservice (for
which contributed a very short macro found in xwiki jira) ?
Could you provide a web-page about the MathTeX plugin. MathTeX seems
to be a name that is used for several different things, among others
a cgi script.
Finally, could you provide syntax examples and coverage, if it is a
home-grown TeX processor.
thanks in advance
paul
Le 03-juin-09 à 11:23, Guillaume Legris a écrit :
> Hi dev folks,
>
> I developed a math plugin ("MathTex") to render LaTeX math
> expressions in XWiki.
>
> Currently the plugin supports two formula renderer:
> - The default one (contained in xwiki-plugin-mathtex-core.jar) is
> LGPL and thus can be embedded in the XWiki packages
> - The other one is GPL (powered by JMathTex) and gives better
> results. It can used by adding the xwiki-plugin-mathtex-ext.jar to the
> classpath and adding a parameter to the xwiki.cfg to override the
> default renderer
> (xwiki
> .plugins
> .mathtex
> .builder
> =org.thenesis.xwiki.plugin.mathtex.JMathTexFormulaImageBuilder)
>
> In order to work this plugin requires modifications of some parts of
> the XWiki default classes/files:
> - xwiki.cfg
> - macros.txt/macros.vm
> - struts-config.xml
> - XWikiRightServiceImpl.java (privileges for actions)
>
> So an admin couldn't just grab it from the plugin zone and make it
> work out-of-the-box.
>
> Hence I would like to propose this plugin for integration in XWiki
> with two alternatives:
> 1) Full integration
> 2) Partial integration (macros, struts-config.xml,
> XWikiRightServiceImpl.java changes) + users still have to load the
> plugin jar(s) from the plugin zone.
>
> --Guillaume Legris
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