Projects tagged ‘xwiki’

WikiPipes is a Java library for programatic wiki usage. WikiPipes can * log into a wiki * fetch a page by name * download it locally as wiki snytax or STIF (essential XHTML) * upload STIF ... [More] or native wiki syntax For MediaWiki it can also return the link to the Semantic MediaWiki RDF feed. [Less]

FTF (for Flexible Testing Framework) is a modular framework for testing, both automatic and manual, and quality assurance. FTF initial development has been done in the EDOS project, to support Linux distributions testing.

Chronopolys is a self-service collaborative workgroups infrastructure based on XWiki. Workgroups allow people to collaborate, to share files and keep them informed and on task. Main features : ... [More] Planning/tasks/meetings management, Wiki, File management. [Less]

XWiki site www.ante.lv/vuordneica hosts materials of Latgalian language. Latgalian is a standardized writing system used in Latvia as a regional alternative to Latvian standard language; fiction ... [More] , poetry and Catholic materials and periodicals are being published in it. Latgalian is used at various levels by some 150 thousand people, mostly those living in the South-East of the Republic of Latvia. The project "vuordneica" (dictionary in Latgalian) is meant as an online orthography dictionary of Latgalian. The last printed orthography dictionary was issued in 1931 by Pīters Strods, and the orthography has underwent some updates and lots of new terminology has appeared. XWiki is an object-oriented Wiki engine; and this SVN repository is used to store customizations, which may be installed on top of a most recent release of XWiki engine (currently 1.8) to create the Web site www.ante.lv/vuordneica. [Less]

Plugin which integrates mantis into xwiki.

XWiki Connect makes it easier for .NET developers to build collaborative client apps based on the XWiki platform. This library provides: - An simplified XWiki model; - Ease of connecting to XWiki servers via XML-RPC and REST.

A few line of codes to migrate from snipsnap to xwiki via the backup XMLs. The program reads the snipsnap dump and build an xwiki compatible backup dump. The program is under development. The goal ... [More] is migrate http://jhacks.anzix.net to a new XWiki instance. PS: Currently not goal to develop an user friendly interface or make stable releases. You should run the program from your IDE. PS2: All contribution are welcomed. [Less]

People always thought of a method of sharing details Project Management, Collaborative Writing and Efficient Document Sharing and I found out XWIKI as a great choice for document sharing. Normally as ... [More] software developers we mostly involve in team work. To become a good team all the members should carry the responsibilities and everybody should communicate efficiently. The communication will reduce the duplication of work and increase the efficiency of a team work and increase the responsiveness to changes. XWIKI can play a key role in communication and sharing documentation. XWIKI has capabilities of online presentations that will make the life of the user easy to understand there work. Event calendar can have the schedules of the activity of the projects explaining milestones deliverables and deadlines. Adding RSS feeds will provides the recent changes to RSS readers. Most software developers hate to do documentation. Using XWIKI developer can document the work and publish it easily. More importantly if this can be done on your favorite IDE then that will ease this task more. Most of our developers prefer to work using Eclipse as it has quite a lot of plugins. So developing a plugin for Eclipse that can edit XWiki pages directly from the IDE will be a great choice for a developer to share the details progress of work done regarding the assigned task. The ultimate goal of this plugin is to provide the following basic features as requested by the XWIKI. By using the plugin the user will be able to edit, save, rename, delete, and add comments. I will also like to add the advanced features of grabbing a wiki site locally so that one can work offline. Since most of the JAVA developers uses Eclipse as there favorite IDE and if XWIKI and Eclipse can get tide with this plugin that will increase the usage of XWIKI also. The increasing number of users of XWIKI will strengthen the community around it and help to improve with new features. [Less]

jrestoa is a Web2.0 office automation system based on RESTful web service and ExtJS.

Plugin for xwiki, which provide access to sql datasourcers. See http://xwikisql.gradsoft.ua for details.