A cool way to help would be to create an UI for the exporter! The
user experience could be something like "go to admin/Export.jsp
(admins only), click on Export, and the browser automatically starts
a download of the XML file (preferably gzipped, as it might be fairly
big)."
Also, the export/import format requires a bit more thinking, since it
does not yet export version histories. I'm still debating with
myself whether the JCR versioning should be used or not (since I am
not sure whether you can import a set of Version nodes.) Any ideas
around that would be most welcome.
/Janne
On Jan 26, 2009, at 08:45 , Harry Metske wrote:
Olaf,
first, much appreciated !
There is an Exporter class in the 2.8 branch that exports your
wikipages to
an JSR-170 xml file.
It should be possible to import that, but I have not played with it
yet.
The NoClassDefFoundError is a result of a bug in the Jasper JSP
compiler, it
is all described in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPWIKI-465.
regards,
Harry
2009/1/25 Olaf K. <[email protected]>
Hi Developers!
I would like to support you developing the new JSPWiki Version 3.
So I checked out the trunk, build the application and after I
copied a
default 'priha.properties' to the classes-folder
the Tomcat start without errors.
But in the browser I received an empty main-page, a left-menu and the
searchbox.
Everthing looks fine.
How can I import my old Pages (VersionFileProvider) to the new JCR?
Should I create a migration-task in Jira and write some code to do
this?
Or is there a spec for this task (e.g. GUI definition, Button in
Install.jsp, ...)
And why show the tomcat console a
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/jspwiki/api/WikiPage
...
com.ecyrd.jspwiki.tags.IncludeTag.doEndTag(IncludeTag.java:84)
...
when editing/viewing a page.
It looks like the WikiActionBeanContext is not correct filled.
getPage
delivers null. hmmm.....
Regards
Olaf
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