Update: Well, I've got the editing working with 2.6.2. What I had to do is (1) remove from EditTemplate.jsp the <wiki:Include page='PageActionsBottom.jsp' />, and (2) replace Edit.jsp with the earlier version (that didn't call all the SpamFilter functions - though SpamFilter itself is initialized and presumably operating).
Not pretty, of course, but it does appear to work. I tried to figure out the problems with SpamFilter's hashing, but, to be frank, this module has gotten so complicated (source over 21 pages printed out) that I simply didn't have the time or energy. Maybe later. I have no idea why the PageActionsBottom,jsp caused the error it did, because lots of other modules (including commonheader.jsp) use the JSTL syntax-based variables (that appeared to be the source of the problem). I still have problems (probably for similar reasons) with Preferences.jsp. (And I did verify that the $prefs stuff was properly initialized and is accessible via JSTL syntax.) My application uses only a subset of the JSPWiki modules, so I can (and will) defer figuring out the incompatibilities of some of the remaining modules for a while. Terry On Sat, 2008-05-03 at 07:05 -0400, Terry Steichen wrote: > Dirk, > > Since I'm running a plain install of 2.6.2 in parallel (same container, > same OS, same time) with the one I'm using to port the application, and > that plain install works fine, I suspect the problem isn't with JSPWiki > per se. That conclusion is strengthened by the fact that porting > install uses NEARLY all of the same modules as the plain one. > > A big part of the diagnostic process is simply getting to the point that > I understand what specific changes in code and approach were made in > 2.6.2 (more specific than the changelog). I can't just start over again > with my application; I just have to figure out more precisely what has > changed and how to best accommodate it (and hopefully, future JSPWiki > changes). > > Anyway thanks for your (and others') input. I'm still plugging away, > learning more about JSTL (and JSPWiki innards) in the process. > > Terry > > > On Sat, 2008-05-03 at 09:18 +0200, Dirk Frederickx wrote: > > > Terry, > > > > Try setting the user prefs by "Saving" some settings in a client > > browser. And then check whether the 'prefs' are set properly. > > If this works, we may have a problem with the initialisation sequence > > of the 'prefs' variable. > > > > > > dirk > > > > On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 11:32 PM, Janne Jalkanen > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> 2008-05-02 16:34:56,406 [http-8080-Processor23] INFO SpamLog > > >> TC6:/TC6/Edit.jsp TC6:http://localhost:8080/TC6/Edit.jsp - > > >> REJECTED MissingHash IHTJDA 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 "TCMain" this is the > > >> page text I tried to edit:\r\n\r\nTerry22 > > >> > > >> Is there a diagnostic procedure to check the JSTL data and see if it is > > >> indeed getting initialized? > > > > > > Try turning off the SpamFilter (remove it from filters.xml). If that > > > helps, > > > then check if you've modified your editor jsp (e.g. plain.jsp) and > > > accidentally removed one of the necessary fields. > > > > > > Probably, however, this is again the EL just failing. > > > > > >> Also, I'm running a parallel 'clean' version of 2.6.2 and it works just > > >> fine. Since I'm using nearly all of the 2.6.2 modules in the version > > >> I'm updating my application in, I have a hunch (but only a hunch) that > > >> the problem is either in jspwiki.properties or some other externality. > > > > > > This really sounds like that for some reason your container is turning the > > > EL off. Try copying a pristine web.xml to your WEB-INF to make sure there > > > are no typos. > > > > > > /Janne > > >
