Thanks for all your replies, Vincent and Thomas.
I'm quite ... worried by the fact to directly put my webjars
dependencies in WEB-INF/lib, directly or through Advanced Search, as
it would prevent me to have explicit link between the JS lib and the
place where it is used.
What I fear is the
Le 24/03/2015 11:24, vinc...@massol.net a écrit :
If you’re doing dev and writing an extension for your code then all
you need is add a dependency to the webjar in your extension’s POM and
then install it through the Extension Manager and it won’t go in
WEB-INF/lib :)
Oh, I see, you're
On Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 10:59 AM, Nicolas Delsaux
nicolas.dels...@gmx.fr wrote:
OK
I however have another question on that topic.
As a Java dev, I'm quite fond of Webjars as they provide me a way to make
sure which version of a Javascript I use.
I've seen that XWiki can integrate webjars
Hi Nicolas,
On 23 Mar 2015 at 16:33:55, Nicolas Delsaux
(nicolas.dels...@gmx.fr(mailto:nicolas.dels...@gmx.fr)) wrote:
I would like to create a Javascript application in XWiki.
My precise goal is to go get some content from Jenkins (build status)
and render it over a static image using
Hi Nicolas,
On 24 Mar 2015 at 11:07:45, Thomas Mortagne
(thomas.morta...@xwiki.com(mailto:thomas.morta...@xwiki.com)) wrote:
On Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 10:59 AM, Nicolas Delsaux
wrote:
OK
I however have another question on that topic.
As a Java dev, I'm quite fond of Webjars as they
On 24 Mar 2015 at 11:22:52, Nicolas Delsaux
(nicolas.dels...@gmx.fr(mailto:nicolas.dels...@gmx.fr)) wrote:
Thanks for all your replies, Vincent and Thomas.
I'm quite ... worried by the fact to directly put my webjars
dependencies in WEB-INF/lib, directly or through Advanced Search, as
it
OK
I however have another question on that topic.
As a Java dev, I'm quite fond of Webjars as they provide me a way to
make sure which version of a Javascript I use.
I've seen that XWiki can integrate webjars
(http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/WebJars+Integration)
but, as
Extensions don't go in WEB-INF/lib, they go in a special local
repository in the configured permanent directory.
On Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 11:24 AM, vinc...@massol.net vinc...@massol.net wrote:
On 24 Mar 2015 at 11:22:52, Nicolas Delsaux
(nicolas.dels...@gmx.fr(mailto:nicolas.dels...@gmx.fr))
Hi,
As I tried XWiki, I used my laptop as server with the Windows standalone
install.
Now, I want to have XWiki installed on a standard server with a standard
DB/web server using the XWiki RPM (I guess this RPM will not install
Jetty/SQLite, but Tomcat/??).
But, I would better not have to
On 24 Mar 2015 at 11:12:54, vinc...@massol.net
(vinc...@massol.net(mailto:vinc...@massol.net)) wrote:
Hi Nicolas,
On 23 Mar 2015 at 16:33:55, Nicolas Delsaux
(nicolas.dels...@gmx.fr(mailto:nicolas.dels...@gmx.fr)) wrote:
I would like to create a Javascript application in XWiki.
Another simpler (depending from where you stand, it's certainly
cleaner at least) possibility is to make activity stream ignore
whatever you are planning to do by indicating it that you are going to
are subtask of another one (for example when you import a XAR you
don't get the document in the
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Some comments:
For step 1: Don't print the JSON directly. You'll have escaping
issues. In order to ensure the generated JSON is valid you should
build the JSON in memory (using Velocity/Java maps, arrays and basic
types) and then serialize it:
$jsontool.serialize({
greeting: Hello,
location:
On Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 5:22 PM, Pascal BASTIEN pbasnews-xw...@yahoo.fr wrote:
Your method seem to complex (for me).
Thanks anyway :-)
Do you mean $xwiki.activitystream. API is broken?
I don't remember talking about the activity stream API :) I don't
really know it well enough to give advices
Some comments:
Thxs
For step 1: Don't print
the JSON directly. You'll have escaping
issues. In order to ensure the generated JSON
is valid you should
build the JSON in memory
(using Velocity/Java maps, arrays and basic
types) and then serialize it:
$jsontool.serialize({
greeting:
Hello,
A user want to rename lot of page in Xwiki and I don't want this op displayed
on WebHome Activity Stream.
Then, I found these API to use:
http://tiny.cc/2fb0vx
public void deleteActivityEvent(ActivityEvent event)
Delete the passed event form the database.
and
http://tiny.cc/gkb0vx
Do you mean $xwiki.activitystream. API is
broken?
I don't
remember talking about the activity stream API :) I
probably because you didn't talk about it :-))
don't
really know it well enough to give
advices on it.
Finally, I used another method who's working like I want:
{{velocity}}
For step 1: Don't print
the JSON directly. You'll have escaping
issues. In order to ensure the generated JSON
is valid you should
build the JSON in memory
(using Velocity/Java maps, arrays and basic
types) and then serialize it:
$jsontool.serialize({
greeting: Hello,
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