Juergen Weber schrieb:
Thanks very much so far.
The code you gave would need to run in a plugin with a servlet, would it?
So, I'll have a look at
http://www.jspwiki.org/wiki/PluginCookbook#section-PluginCookbook-WritingAServletForAWikiPlugin
This is a good stating point.
http://www.jspwiki.org/wiki/PDFPlugin and its
attached source code is a good example.
I saw that Janne wrote a DAV paper:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Transwiki:Wikimania05/Paper-JJ1
but this only allows attachment-uploads, does it?
I have no idea if this works at all.
Frank
Frank Fischer-2 wrote:
weberjn schrieb:
We'd like to export some information from UML models into Wiki pages and
use
JSPWiki as read-only viewer for it. The result should be similar to
Javadoc
(but it is not about Java).
It seems to be easier to generate wiki pages than to generate static HTML
pages, does it?
I see two problems here:
o How does JSPWiki know that there are new or changed pages in the
file-system and especially, how do you make Lucene see the changes? Is
there
an API (e.g. a servlet) that you can call to make JSPWiki reload its page
cache?
You should not write directly to the file system, but use
the saveText( WikiContext context, String text ) method in
com.ecyrd.jspwiki.WikiEngine:
-----snip--------------------------------------------------
Wiki Context context; // you need a WikiContext object
String pageName; // the wiki name of the page
String author; // the author of the page
String text; // the wiki markup you want to store
try {
WikiEngine engine = context.getEngine();
WikiPage page = engine.getPage(pageName);
if (page == null) page = new WikiPage(engine, pageName);
WikiContext newContext = (WikiContext)(context.clone());
newContext.setPage(page);
page.setAuthor(author);
engine.saveText(newContext, text);
} catch(WikiException e) {
}
-----snip--------------------------------------------------
This should store a new version of the page and present
the text to Lucene.
o How do you make the pages read-only? Generate ALLOW tags into the
pages?
Yes.
Frank
