My understanding is contributions to code.xwiki.org can be licensed as anything you want as long as the license is clearly displayed.
Thanks for the contribution! Caleb Kirst Martin Wolfgang wrote: > Hi, > > I'm near to finish my MediaWiki2XWiki migration "toolkit". > I've developed such, to migrate our homegrown MediaWiki installation > to XWiki. > The footprint of our Wiki is about 230 pages with around 570 > attachments. > This will end up in round about 150MB of data. Not that big, > but to much to migrate it manually ;-) > > I'm dumping the MediaWiki content (exported XML) into wikimodel > and wrote a XWiki/2.0 serializer. After resolving all templates > and downloading the attachments, they get renamed to fit the XWiki > rules. > Afterwards they are uploaded automatically (including all files and > images) > to your XWiki instance. > > The process is splitted into two steps: "extraction and preparation" > and "uploading". Everyone with some basic skills in Java and Eclipse > can use this "toolkit". > But it doesn't claim to be an end user ready to use product ;-) > > I want to contribute it to your XWiki Code section (apache license). > > Any doubts from your side or I'm free to do so? > > Regards > Martin > > _______________________________________________ > devs mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs > _______________________________________________ devs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
