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  • LukaszSkowronski
    LukaszSkowronski, 2009/12/02 20:17

    Could you please include info how to check out sources of a particular release, e.g. all sources needed to build xwiki-enterprise-installer-windows-2.0.4.exe?

  • Vincent Massol
    Vincent Massol, 2009/12/03 10:35

    Done. Hope it's better now.

    • LukaszSkowronski
      LukaszSkowronski, 2009/12/03 17:20

      Hm, and how about:

      1. Go to http://svn.xwiki.org/svnroot/xwiki/enterprise/tags and check revision for a specific tag you are interested in (e.g. 24042 for xwiki-enterprise-2.0)
        2. Checkout http://svn.xwiki.org/svnroot/xwiki/platform/*/trunk for that revision
        3. Checkout http://svn.xwiki.org/svnroot/xwiki/enterprise/trunk for that revision

      Would it work?

  • Vincent Massol
    Vincent Massol, 2009/12/03 20:02

    yes, it would work too since they are all in the same svn repository (I think you meant revision instead of tag)

  • StefanBachert
    StefanBachert, 2010/02/26 11:02

    I did not found any .project files for eclipse.
    Do you use an other dev env?
    This is an obstacle to contribute.

    However, at the moment I checking out sources because I do not find the documents for certain things.
    I want to know which parameter are available for creating a page
    Even searching for xpage=create did not get any results. Neither Lucene nor Google.

    Stefan

  • Sergiu Dumitriu
    Sergiu Dumitriu, 2010/02/27 02:51

    We don't enforce any development environment. Committing IDE files is wrong, since those have nothing to do with the real project code, and creates the false impression that the code requires a certain IDE. Maven is a powerful tool which allows two approaches:

    • execute mvn eclipse:eclipse -DdownloadSources=true -DdownloadJavadocs=true to generate the required project and settings files, then from Eclipse use File->Import...->Existing project into workspace.
    • use m2eclipse and import an existing maven project

    More details on the dedicated Eclipse page.

  • aescamilla
    aescamilla, 2010/03/30 08:04

    Hi guys emoticon_grin! I would like to know this: How I can get the source of the wiki and make my one application based in it??? 

    I want to implement a wiki-project in my school, but I cant find the information about it. I need to make the WAR archive cause the server what I'm using is Tomcat 6 and Linux, and without the actual WAR the server re-write my configurations changes with the WAR that I downloaded in your site.

    Someone can help me please????? I'm lost T_T, I really appreciate your kind help emoticon_grin! (sorry if my English is not very good but I'm making the best XD)

    • Denis Gervalle
      Denis Gervalle, 2010/03/30 08:17

      You just have to unzip the WAR file and put the result in a folder xwiki under webapps. Then make your configuration in there.
      Or you may fix the content of the WAR (this is just zip file) and deploy that one.

      Please note that this not the right place for your question, we have mailing lists, see MailingLists

  • yhjhoo
    yhjhoo, 2010/12/29 03:28

    Hi , After I download the source code. I tried to use maven to build the project. But it have some error, could you help me to solve it. I attach the error screen shot to the attachment. Please have a look

    • Thomas Mortagne
      Thomas Mortagne, 2010/12/30 09:54

      Please ask questions on mailing list instead.

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