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Description
Interface Summary | |
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StringTransmutator | Defines an interface for transforming strings within a Wiki context. |
Watchable | A watchdog needs something to watch. |
WikiProvider | A generic Wiki provider for all sorts of things that the Wiki can store. |
Class Summary | |
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LinkCollector | Just a simple class collecting all of the links that come in. |
PageLock | Describes a lock acquired by an user on a page. |
PageManager | Manages the WikiPages. |
PageManager.PreSaveWikiPageTask | Inner class that handles the page pre-save actions. |
PageManager.SaveWikiPageTask | Inner class that handles the actual page save and post-save actions. |
PageSorter | Wrapper class for managing and using the PageNameComparator. |
ReferenceManager | Keeps track of wikipage references: What pages a given page refers to What pages refer to a given page This is a quick'n'dirty approach without any finesse in storage and searching algorithms; we trust java.util.*. |
Release | Contains release and version information. |
VariableManager | Manages variables. |
WatchDog | WatchDog is a general system watchdog. |
WikiBackgroundThread | Abstract Thread subclass that operates in the background; when it detects the WikiEngineEvent.SHUTDOWN event,
it terminates itself. |
WikiContext | Provides state information throughout the processing of a page. |
WikiEngine | Provides Wiki services to the JSP page. |
WikiPage | Simple wrapper class for the Wiki page attributes. |
WikiServlet | This provides a master servlet for dealing with short urls. |
WikiSession | Represents a long-running wiki session, with an associated user Principal, user Subject, and authentication status. |
Exception Summary | |
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InternalWikiException | Denotes something really serious going on inside Wiki. |
The chief package of JSPWiki. This package contains most of the core classes that JSPWiki uses, and a bunch of other ones.
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