Hi Karel, On 06/15/2011 10:58 AM, Karel Gardas wrote: > > Hi Eduard, > > thanks a lot for your prompt reply. The URL I pass directly into > browser's setUrl method is correct. The problem is this is somehow > corrupted xwiki server reply -- I'm talking about this attempt to load > login page. I really set just > http://localhost:8080/xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOT/.... > > Thanks to your help with authentication in setUrl, I've used that and > now I see the browser correctly load the page. Now the problem appears > when I click on <save and view> (or <preview>, <save and continue>), > the result of this is always redirection to the login page which fails > with the same result like before: > > HTTP Status 404 - > /xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOThttp://localhost:8080/xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOT/bin/login/XWiki/XWikiLogin;jsessionid=7001CAC3C899FC78CA5481E87AA82D06 > > type Status report > > message > /xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOThttp://localhost:8080/xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOT/bin/login/XWiki/XWikiLogin;jsessionid=7001CAC3C899FC78CA5481E87AA82D06 > > description The requested resource > (/xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOThttp://localhost:8080/xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOT/bin/login/XWiki/XWikiLogin;jsessionid=7001CAC3C899FC78CA5481E87AA82D06) > > is not available. > Apache Tomcat/7.0.12 > > > Now my question is how to get the session cookie back from the browser > after displaying the page? It seems I can use .getCookie method, but I > don't know cookie's name in this case. It should be "jsessionid" (as printed above).
Thanks, Eduard > > Also I've submitted http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XECLIPSE-153 -- > as per your advice. > > Thanks! > Karel > > On 06/14/11 11:21 AM, Eduard Moraru wrote: >> Hi Karel, >> >> On 06/13/2011 04:17 PM, Karel Gardas wrote: >>> >>> Hi Eduard, >>> >>> thanks a lot for your advices given below. At this project state I'm >>> going with as simple as possible solution so I created special simple >>> web page for listing all the template providers as per your advice and >>> this runs well. On the other hand I do have some issue running running >>> SWT browser as part of new page wizard. The problem is authentication, >>> or better its lack of. Although I pass to the browser correct page >>> URL, the output of the browser is always: >>> >>> HTTP Status 404 - >>> /xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOThttp://localhost:8080/xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOT/bin/login/XWiki/XWikiLogin >>> >>> >>> >>> type Status report >>> >>> message >>> /xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOThttp://localhost:8080/xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOT/bin/login/XWiki/XWikiLogin >>> >>> >>> >>> description The requested resource >>> (/xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOThttp://localhost:8080/xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOT/bin/login/XWiki/XWikiLogin) >>> >>> >>> is not available. >>> Apache Tomcat/7.0.12 >> Well, from what I can see, you are trying to access a malformed URL. >> "/xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOThttp://localhost:8080/xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOT/bin/login/XWiki/XWikiLogin"; >> >> >> seems to have 2 problems: >> 1) the first part "/xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOT" does not >> belong here. >> 2) the webapp part of the URL: >> "http://localhost:8080/xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOT/bin/login/XWiki/XWikiLogin";, >> >> >> more exactly "xwiki-enterprise-web-3.1-SNAPSHOT", if you did not modify >> the default db in xwiki.cfg, should be just "xwiki". >> So, the correct URL should be: >> "http://localhost:8080/xwiki/bin/login/XWiki/XWikiLogin"; >> >> Now, regarding authentication... A solution is to send, with each HTTP >> request that you do, a HTTP Auth header providing user/password. You can >> also choose to send it only once per session and reuse the session >> cookie that XWiki will return after the first request that contains the >> HTTP auth header. >> >> If you use the SWT Browser to directly access an XWiki page, you can >> pass the HTTP Auth header by using the setUrl(...) method trough >> something like this: >> browser.setUrl("http://localhost:8080/xwiki/bin/view/XWiki/APrivatePage";, >> >> null, >> new String[] {"Authorization: Basic QWRtaW46YWRtaW4="}); >> the QWRtaW46YWRtaW4= is the Base64 encoding of Admin:admin. You can >> generate you own Base64 encoding of a user:password combination and pass >> that instead. If you choose to use a simple HTTP client to retrieve the >> HTML of a page and the render it with a browser, you`ll have to pass the >> user:password to that client instead. >>> >>> Anyway, I tested the URL in external browser and it's working fine >>> there -- please note I'm logged in in this browser. >>> >>> I've attempted to hack the code to convince browser to authenticate by >>> using authentication listener: >>> >>> browser = new Browser(browserComposite, SWT.NONE); >>> browser.addAuthenticationListener(new >>> AuthenticationListener() { >>> >>> public void authenticate(AuthenticationEvent event) { >>> // TODO Auto-generated method stub >>> >>> System.err.println("AuthenticationListener::authenticate: " + >>> event.toString()); >>> event.user = "Admin"; >>> event.password = "admin"; >>> event.doit = true; >>> } >>> }); >>> >>> >>> but this is not even invoked. Do you have any idea how to solve this? >> The authentication listener would not trigger because XWiki does not >> return 401 Unauthorized when tryin to access a restricted page, but >> instead provides it's own authentication ui/page. However, passing an >> Authorization header to a restricted page will automatically perform the >> login and you can then reuse the session token instead of passing the >> user/password for each request. >>> I see that preview browser is always running in non-authenticated mode >>> (or what I've researched so far) although connection in Explorer is >>> authenticated... >>> >> Yes, it might be a nice to have feature (authenticated preview window). >> Could you please add a jira issue for it? >> http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XECLIPSE >> >> Thanks, >> Eduard >>> If you are curious I'm free to submit all changes in a form of >>> preferred diff to the original RFE, especially if it helps you advice >>> me how to proceed from here... >>> >>> Thanks! >>> Karel >>> >>> On 06/ 2/11 10:14 PM, Eduard Moraru wrote: >>>> Hi Karel, >>>> >>>> On 06/02/2011 07:54 PM, Karel Gardas wrote: >>>>> Hello, >>>>> >>>>> I'm back to this task. I've searched JIRA for related RFE/BUG but >>>>> have >>>>> not found anything so I created my own: >>>>> http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XECLIPSE-152 >>>>> >>>>> My basic idea about UI is that XEclipse New Page wizard will be >>>>> enhanced >>>>> to provide a field "Template" where user will be able to select >>>>> appropriate template provider (as they are set in Administration> >>>>> Content> Templates). >>>> In order to get the list of templates in XEclipse, you would need a >>>> service that does internally a HQL like this: >>>> >>>> #set($availableProviders = $xwiki.searchDocuments(", BaseObject obj >>>> where doc.fullName=obj.name and >>>> obj.className='XWiki.TemplateProviderClass' and >>>> doc.fullName!='XWiki.TemplateProviderTemplate'")) >>>> (taken from XWiki.AdminTemplatesSheet, the page that displays the >>>> content in Administration> Content> Templates) >>>> >>>> The service can be either a REST extension (java component) or a wiki >>>> page called with ?xpage=plain (to return the result in some custom xml >>>> or just csv). >>>>> If he/she sets some, then while clicking on Next >>>>> button (to be added) it'll render the page of the template provider >>>>> form >>>>> to the wizard window, the user will be able to fill it and then hit >>>>> Finish button to actually save the page. >>>> Both to avoid reimplementing the template mechanism and the >>>> rendering of >>>> the template form, one rather simple solution would be to display >>>> in an >>>> SWT Browser control the result of a page like >>>> http://localhost:8080/xwiki/bin/inline/Main/MyNewPage?parent=Main.AParentPage&template=Main.MyTemplate&title=MyNewPageTitle >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> (the type of link generated by the create page dialog in XWiki). >>>> Basically you show the XWiki page inside your wizard. >>>> The problem with this approach is that you end up with unnecessary >>>> header, panels and footer when you`re only interested in the page >>>> content. Besides that, you also have the save, save&continue and >>>> cancel >>>> buttons that are kind of conflicting with your wizard's buttons and >>>> flow. >>>> >>>> Not sure about this, but one solution may be to extract from the big >>>> HTML, only the document content, excluding the bottom buttons. You`d >>>> better inspect (with firebug) the structure of the page to see what >>>> you >>>> need and what you don`t. >>>> >>>> A second partial solution would be to append ?xpage=plain to the above >>>> link and you will end up only with the rendered document content in >>>> inline mode (so you can have inputs and such). The only disadvantage I >>>> see here is that, if your template uses non-inline javascript >>>> (trough a >>>> JavaScriptExtension for example or the js already available in XWiki), >>>> it will not be available in the rendered version. >>>> >>>> Whichever you choose from the two solutions, you can then implement >>>> the >>>> Finish button of the wizard to launch a HTTP request and simulate the >>>> Save button from XWiki's page (passing all the needed parameters, >>>> including the parameters in the page the user just filled in). >>>> >>>> You can additionally stylize the displayed HTML so that it better >>>> integrates with the Eclipse wizard. >>>>> Now the question is how to achieve it? Any idea where to start >>>>> hacking >>>>> or where to look for more information is highly appreciated here. >>>> This is the only thing I can think of right now. Hope it helps. >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> Eduard >>>>> Thanks, >>>>> Karel >>>>> >>>>> On 04/26/11 05:38 PM, Karel Gardas wrote: >>>>>> Hello, >>>>>> >>>>>> I'm currently reading about XWiki and XEclipse and would like to >>>>>> ask if >>>>>> there is any consensus about XWiki pages templates which might >>>>>> also be >>>>>> usable from XEclipse probably after some code hacking on its >>>>>> plugins. >>>>>> >>>>>> I'm currently working on some project for my client (source code >>>>>> will be >>>>>> contributed/available later in the project stage) where there is a >>>>>> need >>>>>> to use XEclipse and enhance it to support some predefined >>>>>> forms/templates for web pages creation. So far I've found just >>>>>> XWiki FAQ >>>>>> tutorial on >>>>>> http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/FAQTutorial which >>>>>> tries to deals with some kind of templates. However this looks quite >>>>>> general at least so far to me and so I would like to ask the >>>>>> question >>>>>> above about consensus where and how to go with templates in >>>>>> xwiki/xeclipse. >>>>>> >>>>>> My current idea is to stick with the XWiki server as a provider of >>>>>> templates to preserve ability to use templates from both browser and >>>>>> xeclipse and to enhance xeclipse new page creation wizard to >>>>>> provide a >>>>>> list of available templates on the server side... >>>>>> >>>>>> Thanks for any idea where to start or where to look for more >>>>>> information >>>>>> with regarding to this project task. >>>>>> >>>>>> Karel >>>>>> >>>>>> _______________________________________________ >>>>>> devs mailing list >>>>>> [email protected] >>>>>> http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs >>>>>> >>>>> _______________________________________________ >>>>> devs mailing list >>>>> [email protected] >>>>> http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs >>>>> >>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> devs mailing list >>>> [email protected] >>>> http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs >>>> >>> >>> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> devs mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs >> > > _______________________________________________ devs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
