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Merge pull request #370 from weberjn/jakarta Jakarta
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JSPWiki is a simple (well, not anymore) WikiWiki clone, written in Java and JSP. A WikiWiki is a website which allows anyone to participate in its development. JSPWiki supports all the traditional wiki features, as well as very detailed access control and security integration using JAAS.
Okay, so you wanna Wiki? You'll need the following things:
REQUIRED:
A JSP engine that supports Servlet API 3.1. We recommend Apache Tomcat for a really easy installation. Tomcat 9.x or later is recommended, although Tomcat 8.x is supported too; see additional configuration that must be set up in order to run JSPWiki on Tomcat 8.x.
Some previous administration experience... If you've ever installed Apache or any other web server, you should be pretty well off.
And of course, a server to run the JSP engine on.
JDK 11+
OPTIONAL:
This section is meant for you, if you just want to have a really quick install without many worries. If you want to have a more complicated installation (with more power as to how to do things), check out the “Install” section below.
Since JSPWiki 2.1.153, JSPWiki comes with a really simple installation engine. Just do the following:
Install Tomcat from https://tomcat.apache.org/ (or any other servlet container)
Rename the JSPWiki.war file from the download and rename it based on your desired URL (if you want it different from /JSPWiki). For example, if you want your URL to be http://.../wiki, rename it to wiki.war. This name will be referred to as below. Place this WAR in your $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps folder and then start Tomcat.
Point your browser at http://<myhost>/<appname>/Install.jsp
Answer a couple of simple questions
Restart your container
Point your browser to http://<myhost>/<appname>/
That's it!
In the $TOMCAT_HOME/lib folder (or equivalent based on your servlet container), place a jspwiki-custom.properties file, which can contain any overrides to the default ini/jspwiki.properties file in the JSPWiki JAR. For any values not placed in jspwiki-custom.properties file JSPWiki will rely on the default file. Review the default file to look for values you may wish to override in the custom file. Some common values to override in your custom file include jspwiki.xmlUserDatabaseFile, jspwiki.xmlGroupDatabaseFile, jspwiki.fileSystemProvider.pageDir, jspwiki.basicAttachmentProvider.storageDir, and log4j.appender.FileLog.File. The comments in the default file will suggest appropriate values to override them with.
The custom file can also be placed in the WEB-INF/ folder of the WAR, but storing this file in $TOMCAT_HOME/lib allows you to upgrade the JSPWiki WAR without needing to re-insert your customizations.
Unzip the contents of jspwiki-corepages.zip into your newly created directory. You can find the rest of the documentation in the JSPWiki-doc.zip file.
(Re)start tomcat.
Point your browser at http://<where your Tomcat is installed>/MyWiki/. You should see the Main Wiki page. See the next section if you want to edit the pages =).
The WEB-INF/jspwiki.policy file is used to change access permissions for the Wiki.
Check the Apache JSPWiki website and project documentation for additional setup and configuration suggestions.
Docker images are not official ASF releases but provided for convenience. Recommended usage is always to build the source.
The Apache JSPWiki Docker image is available at Docker Hub.
$ docker pull apache/jspwiki
$ docker run -d -p 8080:8080 --name jspwiki apache/jspwiki
Then point your browser at http://localhost:8080/, that should give you a working wiki right away!
See https://jspwiki-wiki.apache.org/Wiki.jsp?page=Docker for customizations and advanced usage of the image.
Please read ReleaseNotes and the UPGRADING documents available with this distribution.
Questions can be asked to JSPWiki team members and fellow users via the jspwiki-users mailing list: See https://jspwiki.apache.org/community/mailing_lists.html. Please use the user mailing list instead of contacting team members directly, and as this is a public list stored in public archives, be sure to avoid including any sensitive information (passwords, data, etc.) in your questions.