[xwiki-users] Problem configure xwiki.backlinks snippet

[Yin Kee Yee]

Hi,
   
  I'm new xwiki user and recently just setup xwiki running on a Window server 
by downloaded the latest xwiki enterprise window installer. The problem I 
having here is getting the Backlinks Snippet working.
   
  I follow the instruction using BacklinksSnippet feature link below. 
   
  http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Code/BacklinksSnippet
   
  Basically, I have a wiki page with three sections. The first two sections 
have the links and I created the third section "What Links Here" and insert the 
code provided above. However, it doesn't shows any wiki links leading to this 
page but message "No back links for this page!"

  I checked the default installation directory and verified that the xwiki.cfg 
under C:\Program Files\XWiki Enterprise\webapps\xwiki\WEB-INF already have the 
following line below enabled by default.
   
  xwiki.backlinks=1
   
  Did I miss something here? Any advise to resolve this newbie problem is 
greatly appreciated.
   
  Regards,
  Yinkee

   
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Re: [xwiki-users] Problem configure xwiki.backlinks snippet

[Guillaume Lerouge]

Hi Yinkee,
That's because that's not how the backlinks snippet works. The backlinks
snippet displays links from other pages that point to a given page, not
links from a page to other pages.

That is, if used on page A it will displays links from page B & C to page A,
but not links from page A to page B & C. To achieve this you would need to
write a forwardlinks snippet :-)

Guillaume

On 27/11/2007, Yin Kee Yee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm new xwiki user and recently just setup xwiki running on a Window
> server by downloaded the latest xwiki enterprise window installer. The
> problem I having here is getting the Backlinks Snippet working.
>
> I follow the instruction using BacklinksSnippet feature link below.
>
> http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Code/BacklinksSnippet
>
> Basically, I have a wiki page with three sections. The first two sections
> have the links and I created the third section "What Links Here" and insert
> the code provided above. However, it doesn't shows any wiki links leading to
> this page but message "No back links for this page!"
>
> I checked the default installation directory and verified that the
> xwiki.cfg under C:\Program Files\XWiki Enterprise\webapps\xwiki\WEB-INF
> already have the following line below enabled by default.
>
> xwiki.backlinks=1
>
> Did I miss something here? Any advise to resolve this newbie problem is
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Regards,
> Yinkee
>
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Re: [xwiki-users] Problem configure xwiki.backlinks snippet

[Vincent Massol]

On Nov 27, 2007, at 10:37 AM, Guillaume Lerouge wrote:


Hi Yinkee,

That's because that's not how the backlinks snippet works. The  
backlinks snippet displays links from other pages that point to a  
given page, not links from a page to other pages.


For that you can use $xwiki.getLinks() instead of getBacklinks().

-Vincent



That is, if used on page A it will displays links from page B & C to  
page A, but not links from page A to page B & C. To achieve this you  
would need to write a forwardlinks snippet :-)


Guillaume

On 27/11/2007, Yin Kee Yee <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
Hi,

I'm new xwiki user and recently just setup xwiki running on a Window  
server by downloaded the latest xwiki enterprise window installer.  
The problem I having here is getting the Backlinks Snippet working.


I follow the instruction using BacklinksSnippet feature link below.

http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Code/BacklinksSnippet

Basically, I have a wiki page with three sections. The first two  
sections have the links and I created the third section "What Links  
Here" and insert the code provided above. However, it doesn't shows  
any wiki links leading to this page but message "No back links for  
this page!"


I checked the default installation directory and verified that the  
xwiki.cfg under C:\Program Files\XWiki Enterprise\webapps\xwiki\WEB- 
INF already have the following line below enabled by default.


xwiki.backlinks=1

Did I miss something here? Any advise to resolve this newbie problem  
is greatly appreciated.


Regards,
Yinkee
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[xwiki-users] Help needed :o) - Xwiki vs. Twiki

[mattia_temp-newsgroup]

Hi everybody!!

Sorry for the "rude" title, but i'm evaluating
which wiki propose in a large enterprise and, rightnow, i'm facing with
this dilemma...

I'd
like someone to share his experience/knowledge and,please, help me to
point out the main differences between those two products.

My
main concerns are related with usability (especially regarding the
WYSIWYG editor) security, access control, statistics and auditing
features...

I'd really appreciate any help.

Thank you



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Re: [xwiki-users] Help needed :o) - Xwiki vs. Twiki

[Vincent Massol]

Hi Mattia,

On Nov 27, 2007, at 10:55 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hi everybody!!

Sorry for the "rude" title, but i'm evaluating which wiki propose in  
a large enterprise and, rightnow, i'm facing with this dilemma...


I'd like someone to share his experience/knowledge and,please, help  
me to point out the main differences between those two products.


My main concerns are related with usability (especially regarding  
the WYSIWYG editor) security, access control, statistics and  
auditing features...


I'd really appreciate any help.

Thank you


Just so that everyone knows, here's the thread that started Mattia's  
post:

http://www.wikimatrix.org/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=1587#p1587

Thanks
-Vincent

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Re: [xwiki-users] Help needed :o) - Xwiki vs. Twiki

[Guillaume Lerouge]

Hi Mattia,
As Vincent already stated it, XWiki was built precisely because its founder
thought TWiki lacked some features required for enterprise use.

As to the concerns yous state, here is how XWiki behaves:

   - Security & Access control: XWiki has a built-in powerful & easy to
   use access-rights management systems. You can decide who is allowed to
   read/write/comment any given page/space/wiki through a nice and easy to use
   interface. You can also integrate XWiki users with an existing LDAP user
   base through SSO to avoid doing the same job twice.
   - Statistics & Auditing: a brand new improved statistics module is
   scheduled to ship with the next release of XWiki Enterprise :-) It provides
a quick view on a wide set of data (most active users, most seen & edited
   pages and many more). As for auditing, every page keeps an history of users
   who edited the page and the modifications they made. The history version
   comparison feature checks the 2 selected versions word by word to highlight
   exactly what part of the page have changed between the 2.
   - Usability & WYSIWYG editor: XWiki has a built-in WYSIWYG text editor
   that is constantly being improved by the community, with bugs fixed for
   almost every new release to make it ever more usable. The wiki also have a
   nice panel feature that let you choose exactly what type of content should
   be displayed on the right and left sides of any page (navigation links, user
   list, menus, backlinks...). The simple user mode keeps only the features a
   new user needs to start working, hiding the more advanced stuff from his
   eyes.

2 other points might be of interest to you regarding the use of a wiki in a
large enterprise:

   - XWiki features a powerful scripting system that makes it easy to
   integrate it with existing data sources (such as SAP) -> you can retrieve
   information already stored in other enterprise systems and let your users
   see it and interact with it right into the wiki, which helps saving time and
   bringing value to the.
   - The XWiki Open-Source project is supported by XPertNet SARL, the
   company founded by XWiki's creator to offer professional services & support
   for XWiki users. Large companies tend to look for professionnal support.
   With XWiki you can get the help of a team strong of 20+ XWiki experts who
   are used to answering the requirements of large companies.

I hope that some of this information will help you make your choice :-)

There was another thread on the same topic (XWiki vs TWiki) that ran some
time ago, you can access it here:
http://www.nabble.com/xwiki-vs-twiki-tf3956100.html#a11228774

Guillaume
Product Manager

Disclaimer: I am an employee of XPertNet... and I like XWiki a lot :-) I
would be glad to see answers from other XWiki users that have used one or
both solutions.

On 27/11/2007, Vincent Massol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Mattia,
>
> On Nov 27, 2007, at 10:55 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi everybody!!
>
> Sorry for the "rude" title, but i'm evaluating which wiki propose in a
> large enterprise and, rightnow, i'm facing with this dilemma...[image:
> hmm]
>
> I'd like someone to share his experience/knowledge and,please, help me to
> point out the main differences between those two products.
>
> My main concerns are related with usability (especially regarding the
> WYSIWYG editor) security, access control, statistics and auditing
> features...
>
> I'd really appreciate any help.
>
> Thank you
>
>
>
> Just so that everyone knows, here's the thread that started Mattia's post:
> http://www.wikimatrix.org/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=1587#p1587
>
>
> Thanks
> -Vincent
>
>
>
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Re: [xwiki-users] Help needed :o) - Xwiki vs. Twiki

[Robert Hercz]

Hi,

 

PMFJI, we're also evaluating Xwiki (and will soon also install TWiki to
compare).

 

A few things we've noticed, is that the "rename" and "delete" function is
readily available just about all over the place. As is "comments" and
"attachments". I've found no apparent way to remove these functions from
pages. (basically, I want "rename" and "delete" to be available to Admin and
Creator only, if possible, and I want to disable "comments" and
"attachments" from pages I don't need them).

 

Is there a way to accomplish this?

 

Best regards,

Robert

 

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Guillaume Lerouge
Sent: 27. november 2007 11:39
To: XWiki Users
Subject: Re: [xwiki-users] Help needed :o) - Xwiki vs. Twiki

 

Hi Mattia,

 

As Vincent already stated it, XWiki was built precisely because its founder
thought TWiki lacked some features required for enterprise use. 

 

As to the concerns yous state, here is how XWiki behaves:

*   Security & Access control: XWiki has a built-in powerful & easy to
use access-rights management systems. You can decide who is allowed to
read/write/comment any given page/space/wiki through a nice and easy to use
interface. You can also integrate XWiki users with an existing LDAP user
base through SSO to avoid doing the same job twice. 
*   Statistics & Auditing: a brand new improved statistics module is
scheduled to ship with the next release of XWiki Enterprise :-) It provides
a quick view on a wide set of data (most active users, most seen & edited
pages and many more). As for auditing, every page keeps an history of users
who edited the page and the modifications they made. The history version
comparison feature checks the 2 selected versions word by word to highlight
exactly what part of the page have changed between the 2. 
*   Usability & WYSIWYG editor: XWiki has a built-in WYSIWYG text editor
that is constantly being improved by the community, with bugs fixed for
almost every new release to make it ever more usable. The wiki also have a
nice panel feature that let you choose exactly what type of content should
be displayed on the right and left sides of any page (navigation links, user
list, menus, backlinks...). The simple user mode keeps only the features a
new user needs to start working, hiding the more advanced stuff from his
eyes. 

2 other points might be of interest to you regarding the use of a wiki in a
large enterprise:

*   XWiki features a powerful scripting system that makes it easy to
integrate it with existing data sources (such as SAP) -> you can retrieve
information already stored in other enterprise systems and let your users
see it and interact with it right into the wiki, which helps saving time and
bringing value to the. 
*   The XWiki Open-Source project is supported by XPertNet SARL, the
company founded by XWiki's creator to offer professional services & support
for XWiki users. Large companies tend to look for professionnal support.
With XWiki you can get the help of a team strong of 20+ XWiki experts who
are used to answering the requirements of large companies.  

I hope that some of this information will help you make your choice :-)

 

There was another thread on the same topic (XWiki vs TWiki) that ran some
time ago, you can access it here:
http://www.nabble.com/xwiki-vs-twiki-tf3956100.html#a11228774

 

Guillaume

Product Manager 

 

Disclaimer: I am an employee of XPertNet... and I like XWiki a lot :-) I
would be glad to see answers from other XWiki users that have used one or
both solutions.  

 

On 27/11/2007, Vincent Massol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 

Hi Mattia,


 

On Nov 27, 2007, at 10:55 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:





Hi everybody!!

Sorry for the "rude" title, but i'm evaluating which wiki propose in a large
enterprise and, rightnow, i'm facing with this dilemma... hmm

I'd like someone to share his experience/knowledge and,please, help me to
point out the main differences between those two products.

My main concerns are related with usability (especially regarding the
WYSIWYG editor) security, access control, statistics and auditing
features... 

I'd really appreciate any help.

Thank you


 

Just so that everyone knows, here's the thread that started Mattia's post:

http://www.wikimatrix.org/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=1587#p1587


 

Thanks

-Vincent


 


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Re: [xwiki-users] Help needed :o) - Xwiki vs. Twiki

[Guillaume Lerouge]

Hi Robert,
sure there is :-)

The rename and delete features are displayed in the top menu bar thanks to a
velocity template. The only thing you need to do is to edit that template to
remove them from the view of casual "simple mode" users (cf
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/UserGuide/PageEditing).

For this you need to find "menuview.vm" in the albatross skin and edit it so
as to add the #if($isAdvancedUser) condition before the Action menu. This
will prevent that menu from showing up for people using the simple mode.

As for comments and attachements, you have 2 choices:

   - *removing them from your whole wiki: *
   - You need to change the XWiki.XWikiPreferences class like this:

1. Go to /xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/XWikiPreferences?editor=class
   2. Add a new property called showcomments of type String Class
   3. Go to
   
/xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/XWikiPreferences?editor=object&classname=XWiki.XWikiPreferences
   and write no in the showcomments field

   That's it, the comments are gone. If you want to re-enable comments,
   replace the "no" value with "yes"
   If you want to disable attaachments, too, do the same with a property
   named showattachments.

   cf http://www.nabble.com/Disable-and-hide-comments-tf4750825.html#a13585583

   - *removing them on a per page basis:*
   - For disabling comments on a page basis, you can use:

   #set ($showcomments=0)

   For disabling attachments on a page basis you can use:

   #set ($showattachments=0)
   -  cf http://www.nabble.com/Page-preferences-tf4632206.html#a13228056


Please check the mailing list archive at
http://www.nabble.com/XWiki-f2563.html, a lot of information is available
there to answer your questions.

Hope this helps,

Guillaume

On 27/11/2007, Robert Hercz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>  Hi,
>
>
>
> PMFJI, we're also evaluating Xwiki (and will soon also install TWiki to
> compare).
>
>
>
> A few things we've noticed, is that the "rename" and "delete" function is
> readily available just about all over the place. As is "comments" and
> "attachments". I've found no apparent way to remove these functions from
> pages. (basically, I want "rename" and "delete" to be available to Admin and
> Creator only, if possible, and I want to disable "comments" and
> "attachments" from pages I don't need them).
>
>
>
> Is there a way to accomplish this?
>
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Robert
>
>
>  --
>
> *From:* [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On
> Behalf Of *Guillaume Lerouge
> *Sent:* 27. november 2007 11:39
> *To:* XWiki Users
> *Subject:* Re: [xwiki-users] Help needed :o) - Xwiki vs. Twiki
>
>
>
> Hi Mattia,
>
>
>
> As Vincent already stated it, XWiki was built precisely because its
> founder thought TWiki lacked some features required for enterprise use.
>
>
>
> As to the concerns yous state, here is how XWiki behaves:
>
>- Security & Access control: XWiki has a built-in powerful & easy to
>use access-rights management systems. You can decide who is allowed to
>read/write/comment any given page/space/wiki through a nice and easy to use
>interface. You can also integrate XWiki users with an existing LDAP user
>base through SSO to avoid doing the same job twice.
>- Statistics & Auditing: a brand new improved statistics module is
>scheduled to ship with the next release of XWiki Enterprise :-) It provides
> a quick view on a wide set of data (most active users, most seen & edited
>pages and many more). As for auditing, every page keeps an history of users
>who edited the page and the modifications they made. The history version
>comparison feature checks the 2 selected versions word by word to highlight
>exactly what part of the page have changed between the 2.
>- Usability & WYSIWYG editor: XWiki has a built-in WYSIWYG text
>editor that is constantly being improved by the community, with bugs fixed
>for almost every new release to make it ever more usable. The wiki also 
> have
>a nice panel feature that let you choose exactly what type of content 
> should
>be displayed on the right and left sides of any page (navigation links, 
> user
>list, menus, backlinks...). The simple user mode keeps only the features a
>new user needs to start working, hiding the more advanced stuff from his
>eyes.
>
>  2 other points might be of interest to you regarding the use of a wiki in
> a large enterprise:
>
>- XWiki features a powerful scripting system that makes it easy to
>integrate it with existing data sources (such as SAP) -> you can retrieve
>information already stored in other enterprise systems and let your users
>see it and interact with it right into the wiki, which helps saving time 
> and
>bringing value to the.
>- The XWiki Open-Source project is supported by XPertNet SARL, the
>company founded by XWiki's creator to offer professional services & support
>for XWiki users. Large companies tend to look for p

[xwiki-users] Feedback on working XWiki installation w/ Oracle 10g

[William Lesguillier]

Hi,

I'd like to give some feedback on our installation of XWiki
Entreprise. We used Tomcat 5.5 and Oracle 10g.

The connection with the database works fine, although we had a little
fear because we didn't restart the whole Tomcat after adding the
driver, so we had lots of errors.

There is one thing that doesn't work properly though: the database
username specified in the configuration file hibernate.cfg.xml is not
recognized by the system. It uses the username "xwiki" as if it was
hardcoded. We have a naming policy for or DB users, so this is a
problem for us. It might be troublesome if we start mounting a
wikifarm but I'm not sure about that, you tell me. Should I file an
issue on this?

We are now making tests in a production environment and it seems that
everything works fine.

Thanks for the good job on XWiki. We'll keep you updated with the good
and bad news.
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Re: [xwiki-users] Feedback on working XWiki installation w/ Oracle 10g

[William Lesguillier]

> There is one thing that doesn't work properly though: the database
> username specified in the configuration file hibernate.cfg.xml is not
> recognized by the system. It uses the username "xwiki" as if it was
> hardcoded.

Found this issue: http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-1719

William
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[xwiki-users] Code highlighting

[Paul Grodt]

I'm interested in adding support for rudimentary highlighting of C++
within the code macro.  Should this be a separate issue from
http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-864 ({code} macro should support
highlighting for radeox and velocity), or should this issue be extended
to include it?

Should I investigate adding this directly to the Radeox project instead?
I really don't know much about Radeox yet, but from the documentation
for the code macro, it sounds as though all the existing highlighting
code comes out-of-box from Radeox

Paul D. Grodt
 
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Re: [xwiki-users] Code highlighting

[Vincent Massol]

Hi Paul,

What you need is to implement a Radeox SourceCodeFormatter and make it  
available so that it can be loaded by Radeox. Here's the code in  
Radeox CodeMacro.java:

 Iterator formatterIt =  
Service.providers(SourceCodeFormatter.class);

(see http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/jar/jar.html#Service%20Provider) 
.

However this means that radeox will look for a META-INF/services/ 
org.radeox.macro.code.SourceCodeFormatter file in Radeox's JAR.

That files currently contains:

org.radeox.macro.code.SqlCodeFilter
org.radeox.macro.code.JavaCodeFilter
org.radeox.macro.code.XmlCodeFilter
org.radeox.macro.code.NullCodeFilter

One way I guess would be to repackage a radeox JAR with your java  
class inside + a modified META-INF/services/ 
org.radeox.macro.code.SourceCodeFormatter  file.

The other possibility is to modify XWiki so that it allows specifying  
new source code formatters in xwiki.cfg for example.

Thanks
-Vincent

On Nov 27, 2007, at 6:19 PM, Paul Grodt wrote:

> I'm interested in adding support for rudimentary highlighting of C++
> within the code macro.  Should this be a separate issue from
> http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-864 ({code} macro should  
> support
> highlighting for radeox and velocity), or should this issue be  
> extended
> to include it?
>
> Should I investigate adding this directly to the Radeox project  
> instead?
> I really don't know much about Radeox yet, but from the documentation
> for the code macro, it sounds as though all the existing highlighting
> code comes out-of-box from Radeox
>
> Paul D. Grodt
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[xwiki-users] How to upgrade xwiki 1.1.2 stable to 1.1.2 milestone 2?

[Yin Kee Yee]

Hi,
   
  I search and read through the upgrade info from this link below.
   
  
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Installation#HUpgradinganXWikiInstallation
   
  It said that the general strategy for upgrade is to download the WAR 
Distribution and to replace your current installed WAR. 
   
  Since I did an initial xwiki install using the standalone xwiki enterprise 
window 1.1.2 installer, how can I upgrade to 1.1.2 milestone 2 without losing 
any current data? To be more specific, which file should I download and use? 
   
  Thanks, 
  YinKee
   

   
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[xwiki-users] Statistics

[Vitantonio Messa]

Hello everyone,

I've activated the statistics on my virtual xwikis, but when I access 
the page XWiki/Stats I see the code, but not statistics, as this:

<% period = request.get("period") Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance(); 
cal.setTime(new Date()); if (period==null) { period = 
cal.get(Calendar.YEAR) * 100 + (cal.get(Calendar.MONTH)+1) }

jour = cal.get(Calendar.YEAR) * 1 + (cal.get(Calendar.MONTH)+1) * 
100 + (cal.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH)+1)

type = request.get("type") if (type==null) type = "view"

%>

In the xwiki.cfg, this is the section related to statistics:

xwiki.stats=1
xwiki.stats.default=1
xwiki.stats.class=com.xpn.xwiki.stats.impl.XWikiStatsServiceImpl

Any help?
Thanks!

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Re: [xwiki-users] Statistics

[Vincent Massol]

Hi Vito,

2 things:

1) When statistics are enable you'll need to view pages, edit, etc  
from that point forward to get stats
2) We're releasing a brand new statistics module for XE 1.2RC1 (to be  
out at the end of the week). It's much improved.

Thanks
-Vincent

On Nov 28, 2007, at 7:51 AM, Vitantonio Messa wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
> I've activated the statistics on my virtual xwikis, but when I access
> the page XWiki/Stats I see the code, but not statistics, as this:
>
> <% period = request.get("period") Calendar cal =  
> Calendar.getInstance();
> cal.setTime(new Date()); if (period==null) { period =
> cal.get(Calendar.YEAR) * 100 + (cal.get(Calendar.MONTH)+1) }
>
> jour = cal.get(Calendar.YEAR) * 1 + (cal.get(Calendar.MONTH)+1) *
> 100 + (cal.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH)+1)
>
> type = request.get("type") if (type==null) type = "view"
>
> %>
>
> In the xwiki.cfg, this is the section related to statistics:
>
> xwiki.stats=1
> xwiki.stats.default=1
> xwiki.stats.class=com.xpn.xwiki.stats.impl.XWikiStatsServiceImpl
>
> Any help?
> Thanks!
>
> Vito
>

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Re: [xwiki-users] Statistics

[Vitantonio Messa]

Vincent Massol wrote:
> Hi Vito,
> 
> 2 things:
> 
> 1) When statistics are enable you'll need to view pages, edit, etc  
> from that point forward to get stats
> 2) We're releasing a brand new statistics module for XE 1.2RC1 (to be  
> out at the end of the week). It's much improved.

Thanks Vincent,

one question more: do I need to restart the server (since I modified the 
xwiki.cfg) to really enable statistic? or it is enough to just modify 
the configuration file?

Vito



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Re: [xwiki-users] Statistics

[Vincent Massol]

On Nov 28, 2007, at 8:19 AM, Vitantonio Messa wrote:

> Vincent Massol wrote:
>> Hi Vito,
>>
>> 2 things:
>>
>> 1) When statistics are enable you'll need to view pages, edit, etc
>> from that point forward to get stats
>> 2) We're releasing a brand new statistics module for XE 1.2RC1 (to be
>> out at the end of the week). It's much improved.
>
> Thanks Vincent,
>
> one question more: do I need to restart the server (since I modified  
> the
> xwiki.cfg) to really enable statistic? or it is enough to just modify
> the configuration file?

You need to restart I think since the xwiki.cfg file is read only at  
startup.

-Vincent

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