[xmlWiki-developers] xmlWiki integrated

[Radu D. <rd...@ly...>]

Jim,

I finally finished the integration. Now our project has a main page where you can see the available pages,then one could edit,preview,browse and delete a page.
I committed all sources in the CVS.

Please get all the sources again and deploy them on your box.I hope that the deployment will be much easier. Be aware that web.xml changed.

An example of working wiki page would be:

----
 This is a text in the first paragraph. 
 This is a text in the second paragraph. 
 External link: [https://www-courses.cs.uiuc.edu/~cs327/]
 Internal link: [RUP]
 An excellent RUP website [http://doc.ic.tsu.ru/dox/analysis+design/rup/index.htm]
 ----
 This is a text in the first paragraph. 
 This is a text in the second paragraph. 
 External link: [https://www-courses.cs.uiuc.edu/~cs327/]
 Internal link: [RUP]
 An excellent RUP website [http://doc.ic.tsu.ru/dox/analysis+design/rup/index.htm]
 another test [abe]
---


After creating a page, you have to refresh the main page to see the new one.
Of course, this is a basic framework that will be refactored.And in the next release, after we implement more wiki features, the main page will be a WIKI page.

If you have any question, please let me know.

Thank you.

Radu

PS. Could you guys figure out why the unit tests fail?

On Wed, 5 Dec 2001 20:25:58   
 Jim Kalafut wrote:
>I've made the necessary changes to the linux box and our Wiki now works on
>it.  The intent is that we could point the TA/grader to that site for a
>little system demo.  The address is the same as the Jabber but with the
>xmlWiki path:  http://24.178.71.65:8080/xmlWiki .  I've also modified
>build.xml so anyone can deploy the system on the linux box.  It may not be
>essential just for one demo, but I thought it would be a handy feature to
>have in general.  Just log into my system and copy over the CVS tree to your
>directory.  The same 'ant deploy' will now detect the OS and move things
>around a little differently to get it to work.  Lastly, do we want to put
>anything else on that system for the demo?  I guess it really doesn't offer
>much over the sourceforge site for static pages.  Once we finalize the
>version, we should at least create a few nice xml pages and add them to the
>database with meaningful names.  The TAs can then pull those up to see how
>our transformer is working...
>
>Later,
>Jim
>
>
>
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