On 7 Mar 2016 at 13:55:40, pgregoire (pgrego...@eddyfi.com(mailto:pgrego...@eddyfi.com)) wrote:
> Yes, > I understand it can be handled on the client web-browser side, I was > wondering if there was some way that on the server side, the wiki server > could parse the webpage and include the *resulting page* in another web page > (as opposed to a link to the page), so that to the client, it would look > like one single webpage, and not one webpage that links another. > > I'm guessing not, it is a pretty specific requirement - on our > implementation it would just have been a "nice to have" so we can live > without it. So you’re asking if an XWiki server (thus located on a server machine) could access a file located only locally on another machine? :) The answer is no and this is not related to XWiki, you just can’t access a file from another machine if there’s no remote protocol to access it obviously. Or maybe I misunderstood something. Thanks -Vincent > Thank you, > Phil _______________________________________________ users mailing list users@xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users
