I would write a groovy script to pull the files in. You can run the script on an XWiki installation on your desktop computer. Maybe use use java's File to get the directory containing all of the pages and then file.listFiles to get the files inside of the directory. Use standard java fileIO code to read the content.
The loop will look something like: newDoc = xwiki.getDocument(documentName); newDoc.setContent(contentRenderedToXWiki2Format); newDoc.save() I know there is an XHTML parser and an XWiki2 renderer, you'll have to experiment with getting them working (I haven't used them). The javadoc: http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/download/DevGuide/API/xwiki-core-rendering-api-2.3.1-javadoc.jar/index.html Once you have them on a local machine you can export as an xar and then move them to the server (if you don't have programming access on the server.) Great to see you're upgrading to better blogging software ;) Caleb timothygordon32 wrote: > Is there an easy way to systematically copy the date, content (and maybe > comments) of my posts on Blogger into a blog I've created in XWiki? > > I've read some articles which suggest reading each blog entry as HTML, > converting that to XWiki markup and then using a XML-RPC to post them > programmatically to XWiki. > > I thought about creating XAR files to import but this seems even more > difficult. > > Any suggestions? _______________________________________________ users mailing list users@xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users
