Shepherd Ching 16 Years Ago Jorge, you are great.I am watching the growth of www.liferay.com, from messageboard to wiki, from php to Liferay.Everything is powered by Liferay. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Eric Brennan 16 Years Ago Does Liferay use their wiki (friki) for their wiki pages (http://wiki.liferay.com/index.php/Main_Page). Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel Jorge Ferrer Eric Brennan 16 Years Ago Hi Eric,No we don't use it yet. At the time we created LiferayPedia our own wiki portlet was very inmature, so we decided to use MediaWiki (the sw used by Wikipedia). Now our portlet is getting closer and closer to MediaWiki's feature set with all the added benefits of being an integrated portal application. So we may migrate soon. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Jorge Ferrer Eric Brennan 16 Years Ago Hi Eric,No we don't use it yet. At the time we created LiferayPedia our own wiki portlet was very inmature, so we decided to use MediaWiki (the sw used by Wikipedia). Now our portlet is getting closer and closer to MediaWiki's feature set with all the added benefits of being an integrated portal application. So we may migrate soon. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Vaughan Schmidt 16 Years Ago Great news! I've been hoping for this - (actually, we implemented JSPWiki stand-alone in hopes it would eventually be the engine selected for Liferay's overhaul) - and so far have been as pleased with JSPWiki as a Wiki as I am with Liferay as a Portal/CMS.As I understand it, JSPWiki continues to move forward through the Apache incubator program and and should emerge as a full-fledged Apache program at some time - which is good for everyone involved with it.Any idea if you'll be able to support JSPWiki plugins? (We currently use the 'aFlashPlugin' to play flash training videos on demand for employees).Thanks again - (and congrats to the team of 4.4.0 - 2 bits of good news when I checked in today!)-Vaughan Schmidt Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel Jorge Ferrer Vaughan Schmidt 16 Years Ago Hi Vaughan,Glad to hear from you. I would definitely like to support JSPwiki's plugins although that'll probably require testing each of them (I'd thank help doing it). For example the AFlashPlugin plugin relies on placing a js file somewhere. We'll have to figure out what would be the right place to put it at in Liferay and how to tell the plugin about that location (hopefully it's configured).I plan to start committing to svn soon, so it would be great if you could check it out and test it to make sure it does everything you need. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Jorge Ferrer Vaughan Schmidt 16 Years Ago Hi Vaughan,Glad to hear from you. I would definitely like to support JSPwiki's plugins although that'll probably require testing each of them (I'd thank help doing it). For example the AFlashPlugin plugin relies on placing a js file somewhere. We'll have to figure out what would be the right place to put it at in Liferay and how to tell the plugin about that location (hopefully it's configured).I plan to start committing to svn soon, so it would be great if you could check it out and test it to make sure it does everything you need. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Bernhard Scholze 16 Years Ago This is really great, as we would like to have a seamless integration for our portal users.Are there any results yet? Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel Jorge Ferrer Bernhard Scholze 16 Years Ago Hi Bernhard,thanks for your interest. We are half way through the full project. I'll blog soon about the improvements so far. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Jorge Ferrer Bernhard Scholze 16 Years Ago Hi Bernhard,thanks for your interest. We are half way through the full project. I'll blog soon about the improvements so far. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel