Hi!
Caleb James DeLisle wrote:
There are various ways with different levels of code cleanliness
since all user names start off with 'XWiki.' you could use
$context.getUser().substring(6)
If you're looking for the user's common name instead of the user name, you
might want to look at
Hi!
Caleb James DeLisle wrote:
Each document only contains one set of objects, not one per
translation language.
Thus, please, how do you propose to manage/store information that
depends on location? For instance, a given property of a given class has
different values/translations. For
[Ricardo Rodriguez] eBioTIC. wrote:
Hi!
Caleb James DeLisle wrote:
There are various ways with different levels of code cleanliness
since all user names start off with 'XWiki.' you could use
$context.getUser().substring(6)
If you're looking for the user's common name instead of the
Has anyone ever performed a migration that could give me some advice on
how it's done and if what I asked about below is possible?
I have checked out this:
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Backup
which suggests to backup the database but doesn't give any clue to
Postgresql!
Yes, something like that.
Alex
On 09/18/2010 02:59 AM, Travis Wellman wrote:
Thanks Alex,
So, say I put a jar on the classpath with Foo and Bar in it:
class Foo {
public String fooProperty = defaultText;
public void setFooProperty(String x) {fooProperty = x;}
public String serialize()
Sorry to respond to myself but I really feel I had this information earlier.
The summary: MySQL has no protection on queries that may return a zillion of
documents... it honestly tries to accumulate things.
This happens if you have a wrong query which, for example, has a free
variable, e.g.,
Hi Kaya,
Kaya Saman wrote:
Has anyone ever performed a migration that could give me some advice on
how it's done and if what I asked about below is possible?
I have checked out this:
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Backup
which suggests to backup the database but
