Hi there, I'm trying to create some welcome wave in the server-side but from HTML markup. After some days diving through the WIAB code and documentation, and making tests without success, I need some orientation.
My code: final OperationQueue opQueue = new OperationQueue(); final Wavelet newWavelet = opQueue.createWavelet(domain, participants); final Blip rootBlip = newWavelet.getRootBlip(); if I add HTML markup as described in: http://www.waveprotocol.org/wave-apis/frequently-asked-questions it doesn't work: rootBlip.append(new com.google.wave.api.Markup("<b>foo</b>")); and let the rootBlip empty. But this (without markup) works: rootBlip.append("foo"); I suppose (please correct me) that this is some new issue related with the WIAB release as open source, because I remember that this was working with some of my robots in Google Wave. If this is a real issue, maybe I can help to fix it if I finally understand more the internals of this part of WIAB. Looking the suggestion of the header of Markup.java I started to look and play with the client PasteExtractor and RichTextTokenizer* etc to figure out the better way to unrender a html into a blip. To summarize, now I can create a IndexedDocument or DocInitialization like: <line><?a "style/fontWeight"="bold"?>foo<?a "style/fontWeight"?></line> in the server side but after several tests I don't know how to convert this in a new Wave or to modify the rootBlip. Probably I'm following a wrong path to make this. Any suggestion/tip/orientation welcome. TIA, -- Vicente J. Ruiz Jurado http://comunes.org http://ourproject.org http://homes.ourproject.org/~vjrj/blog "Poetry can only be made out of other poems; novels out of other novels," [Northrop Frye]
