Re: JSPWiki (import)

Sounds like it might be a good think to read through the installation steps at 
jspwiki.org

it will go through the configuration options of jspwiki.properties.. Inside 
here you can define were your pages are store (this is the place to restore the 
.txt files to) you can also define where your attachments go to as well.

For me I do not store anything except for the war under webapps - but this is 
my preference.

Alex

On Wed, Sep 05, 2007 at 02:20:29PM -0600, Administrator wrote:
> yes, so my question is how exactly would I do that?  Do I copy the files 
> somewhere? and if so where? or is there some import tool?
> When a new wiki file is created, where is it stored?  I saw nothing under 
> the webapps/ directory (tomcat).
>
> thanks
>
> WikiTek
>
> Terry Steichen wrote:
>> It's probably all the pages (which you could probably reload on a new 
>> JSPWiki instance)
>>
>> Administrator wrote:
>>> Our server was stolen and all I could find on backup of our wiki was a 
>>> file named wiki.2007-07-23.tgz
>>> that our last sys admin had created.
>>>
>>> We have a new machine and I downloaded the latest version of JSP wiki 
>>> (deployed the war), now how do I get all the backed up content on the new 
>>> wiki?  the .tgz file is full of .txt files.
>>>
>>> thanks
>>>
>>>
>>> WikiTek
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