Thanks ! :)
For Java I understand, even if I'm not eager to verbosify the cool groovy
classes I use into painful java ... :) (I must say here how much I love
groovy)
Performances are quite good so far, really. At least for now it scales well
with 2300 topics and 5500 mails.
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On Dec 2, 2011, at 9:16 AM, jerem wrote:
Thanks ! :)
For Java I understand, even if I'm not eager to verbosify the cool groovy
classes I use into painful java ... :) (I must say here how much I love
groovy)
Performances are quite good so far, really. At least for now it scales well
with
i have my banking webapplication on tomcat. i want to host my application
help on xwiki which will sit on another server(probably
xwiki will be having its on app server). Basically what i have to do is i
want to provide a link on my banking application on click of which
i want to take it to wiki
Of course Vincent, I completely agree with you ... It's more a joke hiding
some kind of lazyness from my side, having to rewrite parts as components
(and having to gain information about how to do that most of all ...)
* How do you autocomplete in wiki pages
I'm so used not having this feature
I am out of the office from Fri 12/02/2011 until Wed 12/07/2011.
Geachte mevrouw, mijnheer,
Op het moment kan ik uw mail niet beantwoorden. Voor dringende zaken kunt u
zich wenden tot het secretariaat van het EMI:
marion.linneb...@rivm.nl, T 030-2742913
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On Fri, Dec 2, 2011 at 11:52 AM, jerem jeremie.bousq...@gmail.com wrote:
Of course Vincent, I completely agree with you ... It's more a joke hiding
some kind of lazyness from my side, having to rewrite parts as components
(and having to gain information about how to do that most of all ...)
*
Hi Mohit
I am not sure I completely understand what your intention is. But as I
understand it, two solutions come to mind:
1. If it is an intranet application in an organisation you could think
about using LDAP and SSO (xwiki external), which would not exactly
match your example, but can remove
Hi Jérémyie,
I don't have much feedback regarding the code, but I'm definitely looking
forward to the application. I've been thinking for a while that users
should be able to create content easily in the wiki from an email and I'm
very glad to see someone tackling the problem :-)
Good luck, I'm
Thanks for pointing this init problem Thomas ...
But in my case the app relies on a scheduled job (in fact, for now it's in
linux crontab but I'll move it to a scheduled job of course), so maybe it
would be easy to workaround : the job could check if component is registered
and if not register it,
On Fri, Dec 2, 2011 at 12:43 PM, jerem jeremie.bousq...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for pointing this init problem Thomas ...
But in my case the app relies on a scheduled job (in fact, for now it's in
linux crontab but I'll move it to a scheduled job of course), so maybe it
would be easy to
Hi Jeremie,
On Dec 2, 2011, at 2:06 PM, jerem wrote:
By the way, in the Component tutorial :
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/WritingComponents
... there is nothing clear about this needed registration step ... As it's
described, deploying a component in order to use it
Thanks Edo for quick reply. its not an intranet application. Let me
explain what my intention is
i have a full fledged banking web application (say App1) developed in
java using struts 2 hosted on tomcat. Now i am planning to develop a
different web application (App2) help content for my App1.
Hi Eduard,
Thanks for the input!
I never knew that such tools existed :) that is a great addition to wikis -
being able to identify what the content is and automagically cross-link the
content.
One remark though - the information must exist before this tool can be
applied :)
E.g.
Hi Mohit,
if XWiki is on a internal network, you don't really need to protect it
(unless the help contains sensitive information). You can simply let
unregistered users access the wiki and you will not have any login problem.
Regarding the right packages to download, you'd be better off with the
Hi Mohit
I think I understood now what you try to do. So App 1 is not an XWiki,
and only App 2 is XWiki. In that case I think you will have to write
your own authenticator. Since I never had the need to do that I can't
tell you how, just point you to the XWiki documentation on
authentication.
Thanks Edo. I am going thru the link you have given. In the meanwhile
Can you just point me what are xwiki tools/modules i have to download
to make my xwiki application as explained in below mail. Along with
how i will get java source code with of downloaded xwiki module so
that i can make change
Thanks Andreas a lot for sharing the information. Let me explain what got
from the links you have mentioned above.
i typed the URL http://www.teamsched.com/docs or http://www.teamsched.com in
address bar. Both link took me to http://www.teamsched.com/docs/info/
which seems to be a xwiki site
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