Hi,
anybody out there with good CSS skills, who could give JSPWiki a good
mobile experience?
I guess LeftMenue would have to go into a drop down menue.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPWIKI-835
Juergen
Wouldn't a good tutorial be enough?
Basically you just have to add a user to tomcat-users.xml, enable container
managed security in web.xml and edit the policy (maybe we should include
the default policy, that is more restricted and just works).
Wordpress and friends have zillions of security hol
Further to recent "complexity" discussions, what is the protocol for
installing JSPWiki via the Tomcat manager gui please?
I followed the simple installation guide but it fails at step 3. I
deployed the jar file with the gui and that was successful. A JSPWiki (I
left the default name) directory
I kind of feel both sides of the argument are right here. Even though
JSPWiki has a pretty great authentication system, the problem is it's not
very user friendly.
The solution I think is to build some sort of an "admin" UI into JSP wiki
which lets users configure group/user permissions, and then
"What is JSPWiki for?" This then is the question. If we kneel before our
god(s), hands on heart, lovingly think of our grandmothers and ask
ourselves “Can JSPWiki effectively compete in the content management
market” , what's the honest answer? I think deep down in our souls it's an
emphatic “no”
Jim,
I also think the JSPWiki Authorization system is very good. The
container looks after authentication, and the policies decide what the
Container authenticated user is allowed too.
Kudos to Andrew Jaquith (https://www.ecyrd.com/JSPWiki/wiki/AndrewJaquith)
Juergen
https://jspwiki-wiki.apache
Peter,
that is exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks very much,
Juergen
2017-10-04 9:59 GMT+02:00 Peter Hormanns :
>> put the ACLs into jspwiki.policy :
>>
>> Something like
>>
>> grant principal com.ecyrd.jspwiki.auth.authorize.Role "All" {
>> permission com.ecyrd.jspwiki.auth.permissions
Try not to think of it as infinite complexities but rather infinite
Combinations. ;)
And if you have a suggestion or a request for an improvement, I am sure
folks would listen.
I do agree many of the JSPWiki pages could use some refactoring.
As with MOST open source projects the docs and code the
