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Sunday May 30, 2004

Testing Wiki Syntax and RSS Feed

If I use wiki syntax in this entry, will it show up property in the RSS Feed? I'd better put some wiki syntax in, like a link to AppFuse, Downloads and an external link. What about the Java2HtmlPlugin, does that work?

    public ModelAndView handleRequest(HttpServletRequest request,
                                      HttpServletResponse response)
    throws Exception {
        if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
            log.debug("entering 'handleRequest' method...");
        }

        return new ModelAndView("userList", Constants.USER_LIST,
                                mgr.getUsers(new User()));
    }

BTW, I really like the new editor layout - nice job Dave.

Update: It looks like the Wiki Plugin isn't working. I tried updating my "_entry" page with no avail. Below are the contents of this file. I used to have $wikiPlugin.render($wikiText), maybe that's the problem?

Update 2: Duh, the JSPWiki Plugin wasn't enabled in web.xml. As soon as I enabled that, and dropped the Java2HtmlPlugin JAR into WEB-INF/lib, everything worked as expected. Strangely enough, it seems I shouldn't start my entries with !, but rather just check the JSPWiki Syntax plugin. I'm guessing the exclamation point check in my _entry page is still needed for backwards compatibility.

Posted in Roller at May 30 2004, 01:31:10 PM MDT 7 Comments

Upgrade to 0.9.9 Complete

I upgraded to the latest Roller CVS snapshot this morning. Let me know if you see any issues. It was a very smooth upgrade since I tested everything locally first.

Posted in Roller at May 30 2004, 08:47:41 AM MDT 5 Comments