Konstantin,
2008/9/29 Konstantin Chekushin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> !!! Undefined pages
>
> We are trying to cleanup undefined pages and have the simple page
> [{UndefinedPagesPlugin}]
>
> First of all, we would like to know, which page references to this
> undefined page. Previously you had a ReferringUndefinedPagesPlugin.
> Seems, it is not supported now. It will be great idea to extend the
> UndefinedPagesPlugin with parameter, allowing to display some
> referring pages (count may be configured) joined to the undefined page
> name.
See http://www.jspwiki.org/wiki/ReferringUndefinedPagesPlugin
Looking at the history of this page: the Plugin was written by Gregor
Hagedorn, and there was no objection against taking this in as a core
plugin.
However, it is still not in the core , I don't know why (anyone else any
idea ?), looking at the source I don't see any objection, and we probably
could add it to the core and support it.
I'm not sure if I understand your second question, but can't you use the
include/exclude parameters (same for the first question)?
>
>
> !!! Who refers to me (on page creation)
>
> Another note, when you trying to create the page, left menu does not
> display who refer to this page until it saved.
that's correct, all these type of plugins rely on the ReferenceManager, an
object that keeps track of all references between pages, the
ReferenceManager gets updated when a page is saved.
>
>
> !!! Spaces and character case
>
> We using the jspwiki longtime. And after introducing in the jspwiki
> spaces in a page name we have multiply inconsistency problems
> (possibly, the upper/lower case has some relevance to these errors)
>
> When inserting reference in some page jspwiki displays page names
> starting with entered symbols in the left menu(like auto-completion).
> And I have a chance to select one from the list. If I do, the jspwiki
> does not keep the case of the original page name.
> As result, for example, instead of [TestTest] my page refers to
> [testtest] (if I enter 'testt' and choose final part from the
> autocompletion).
> After opening the page 'testtest' and creating the new one [test2]
> from it, the test2 shows incoming references from [testtest]. If you
> update the page [TestTest] the test2 will show incoming references
> from 'Test Test' and 'testtest'.
I think this also is a result of the fact that we do not normalize page
names correctly at the moment ?
>
>
> Main idea: it is difficult to enter another page (exactly keeping all
> spaces and case). Either you should ignore case/spacing or map each
> entered value to already existing.
>
> !!! Multi node environment
>
> We keep pages in a database and have multiply nodes having a
> connection to the DB. Because jspwiki caches some information (first
> of all I am talking about UndefinedPagesPlugin) it will be great idea
> to refresh this information from the database (on request [press
> button to refresh] or on timeout).
I understand that you run multiple instances of JSPWiki sharing the same DB
that contains the pages.
I have no experience with this, but ReferenceManager does not anticipate
that, also some plugins use caching techniques that do not anticipate this
(but you can disable this caching via oscache.properties.)
Making JSPWiki fully "cluster aware" is a design issue, I don't know if that
is considered in 3.0, anyone else ?
>
>
> !!! jspwiki version
>
> All this activities was done in the jspwiki-2.8-beta1
regards,
Harry
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