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My department uses JSPWiki (2.8.3) for internal documentation. I was
wondering if there is anything like the Recent Changes page that shows
stale pages -- the pages that have gone the longest without an edit?

Basically, I'm trying to find a way to flag stale pages for review, so
we can verify on an ongoing basis that our documentation is
up-to-date.


-- 
Chris Herdt
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http://osric.com/chris/

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You could change the RecentChanges plugin to print things in "oldest 
first order" that would do what you want. 

Foster

Chris Herdt wrote:

>My department uses JSPWiki (2.8.3) for internal documentation. I was
>wondering if there is anything like the Recent Changes page that shows
>stale pages -- the pages that have gone the longest without an edit?
>
>Basically, I'm trying to find a way to flag stale pages for review, so
>we can verify on an ongoing basis that our documentation is
>up-to-date.
>
>
>  
>


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Write a new Staleness plugin.  Use the Recent Changes as a template.





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My department uses JSPWiki (2.8.3) for internal documentation. I was
wondering if there is anything like the Recent Changes page that shows
stale pages -- the pages that have gone the longest without an edit?

Basically, I'm trying to find a way to flag stale pages for review, so
we can verify on an ongoing basis that our documentation is
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-- 
Chris Herdt
Web Applications Developer
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Are you using the filesystem to store your pages?  We use files for our HR 
info and sometimes I write out pages directly in the wiki format.  I guess 
you could also insert them into a DB from the back-end.

Is this what you are asking about?



"Kyle Manuel" <nrice@example.net> wrote on 10/21/2010 01:38:58 AM:

> I setup JSPWiki to keep track of our customer procedures. Right now,
> we have some 900 reports. Different customers receive different 
> reports at different times. Each report has a type (category). Some 
> are custom and specific to a single customer. Some of this 
> information is stored in a database, but the custom reports, 
> frequency, recipients, and delivery method (fax, email, print) 
> aren't. Some of it is in a shared spreadsheet, some as outlook 
> reminders, some paper notes, etc. That's the reason for the wiki. 
> There's no unification. A number of personnel changes recently left 
> us scrambling to find it all. 
> 
> I'd like to do a bulk add of the report and customer pages I can get
> from the database and spreadsheet. I write in Java and JSP for our 
> intranet site and can create any format I need. How might I do this?
> 
> Is there a way to have a page for each report type (category) 
> without having to manually edit the pages; it would update with each
> report page that links back to the parent type page? Sorting on this
> page (report #, title)?
> 
> I need to somehow automate the bulk import and initial population 
> with all the linking. 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Kyle Manuel, Net+
> President/CEO
> MBros Tech
> nrice@example.net
> PH: +1-682-282-9971
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Janne,

sandbox.jspwiki.org gives 404's , could you poke around a bit ?

regards,
Harry

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Seemed to recover on its own...

/Janne

On 21 Oct 2010, at 21:05, Harry Metske wrote:

> Janne,
> 
> sandbox.jspwiki.org gives 404's , could you poke around a bit ?
> 
> regards,
> Harry


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Dear All!

I've searched in this forum, but I didn't find any related article like our
problem, therefore I post it now.

We have a problem with our JSPWiki's RSS feed. (2.8.4) 
The main RSS is completely empty on our site (only the name and description
appears), but on the bottom-right side (the per-page-feed) is working
correctly!

The properties file is configured properly (rss.generate & baseurl is set),
but we don't know why not work.
Log shows only this line: "[JSPWiki RSS Generator] INFO
com.ecyrd.jspwiki.providers.CachingAttachmentProvider$CachedAttachmentCollector 
- returning 31 attachments" 

Besides, there are some issues that - we think - affects the RSS generation:

1. We have multiple WIKI sites. The core pages (*.txt) are in different
folders, but the main jsp-s are inherited from one wiki site.

2. All of our wiki sites are in under one subdomain, which is SSL
PROTECTED!!! (https://wiki.domain.ext)

3. We have an Apache2 and Tomcat5.5 webserver (JSPWiki runs on Tomcat) on a
Windows Server 2003 SBS.	The http requests are processed by Apache and
forwards them to Tomcat by help of virtual sites.
	
So, my question is: are they have any impact or conflict with RSS?

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Hi!

I resolved similar issue setting different value for =
jspwiki.rss.fileName in
jspwiki.properties file of each wiki sites.
Seems they overwrite each other.

Don't know about 2. or 3.=20

Hope this help

Enrico

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Dear Enrico!

Thanks for your quick reply!
We have only one jspwiki.properties file and furthermore each wiki site has
a different (own) property file and the rss filename are not same! :S

Don't know what should we do...



Enrico Maria Carmona wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> 
> I resolved similar issue setting different value for jspwiki.rss.fileName
> in
> jspwiki.properties file of each wiki sites.
> Seems they overwrite each other.
> 
> Don't know about 2. or 3. 
> 
> Hope this help
> 
> Enrico
> 

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Peter,

can you verify if the file indicated by the jspwiki.rss.fileName property in
jspwiki.properties exists, and is readable and writable by the tomcat
instance, and contains data .
If not, you might increase the debug level to debug and see if you get
logging that indicate the cause.

regards,
Harry


2010/10/27 ITCdx <nrice@example.net>

>
> Dear All!
>
> I've searched in this forum, but I didn't find any related article like our
> problem, therefore I post it now.
>
> We have a problem with our JSPWiki's RSS feed. (2.8.4)
> The main RSS is completely empty on our site (only the name and description
> appears), but on the bottom-right side (the per-page-feed) is working
> correctly!
>
> The properties file is configured properly (rss.generate & baseurl is set),
> but we don't know why not work.
> Log shows only this line: "[JSPWiki RSS Generator] INFO
>
> com.ecyrd.jspwiki.providers.CachingAttachmentProvider$CachedAttachmentCollector
> - returning 31 attachments"
>
> Besides, there are some issues that - we think - affects the RSS
> generation:
>
> 1. We have multiple WIKI sites. The core pages (*.txt) are in different
> folders, but the main jsp-s are inherited from one wiki site.
>
> 2. All of our wiki sites are in under one subdomain, which is SSL
> PROTECTED!!! (https://wiki.domain.ext)
>
> 3. We have an Apache2 and Tomcat5.5 webserver (JSPWiki runs on Tomcat) on a
> Windows Server 2003 SBS.        The http requests are processed by Apache
> and
> forwards them to Tomcat by help of virtual sites.
>
> So, my question is: are they have any impact or conflict with RSS?
>
> Thanks for your help!
> --
> View this message in context:
> http://old.nabble.com/RSS-feed-is-empty-tp30065094p30065094.html
> Sent from the JspWiki - User mailing list nrice@example.net.
>
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Dear Harry!

Thanks for your reply too!
I've changed the log4j settings in the property file and now:

Oops! What does it mean exactly: "NULL Httprequest"?

[JSPWiki RSS Generator] DEBUG com.ecyrd.jspwiki.util.WatchDog  - JSPWiki RSS
Generator: Entering state Generating RSS feed, expected completion in 60 s
[JSPWiki RSS Generator] DEBUG com.ecyrd.jspwiki.rss.RSSThread  -
Regenerating RSS feed to C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat
5.5\webapps\Wiki\asze_rss.rdf
[JSPWiki RSS Generator] DEBUG com.ecyrd.jspwiki.WikiSession  - Looking up
WikiSession for NULL HttpRequest: returning guestSession()
[JSPWiki RSS Generator] DEBUG com.ecyrd.jspwiki.WikiContext  - Creating
WikiContext for session ID=(null); target=__DUMMY

Regards,
Peter


Harry Metske wrote:
> 
> Peter,
> 
> can you verify if the file indicated by the jspwiki.rss.fileName property
> in
> jspwiki.properties exists, and is readable and writable by the tomcat
> instance, and contains data .
> If not, you might increase the debug level to debug and see if you get
> logging that indicate the cause.
> 
> regards,
> Harry
> 
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From: Bob Paige <nrice@example.net>
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Subject: Google Chrome and CollapseBox
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Recently I noticed that the collapseboxes on my wiki pages no longer work in
Chrome. I am using JSPWiki 2.6.3 (yes, I know it is old) and Chrome
7.0.517.41 (automatically updated 19-Oct).

In the past I've had a problem with Chrome and cookies, where deleting
cookies fixed it, but not this time.

1. Is anyone else seeing this?

2. Is this an interaction between Chrome and the JSPWiki2.6.3 way of
handling collapsebox?

3. Is this the only strong reason for upgrading my installation (and custom
plugins, etc.) to 2.8.x?

Thanks.

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Bobman

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