Fernando Correia wrote:
2007/2/3, Rolf Lampa <rolf.lampa(a)rilnet.com>om>:
Yes, I looked at this one, but I don't have
root access to my (hosted)
server to set up perl and SOAP.
I understand, but I think it can be done.
Snoopy is a class that you can upload anywhere.
And there may be already support for PEAR SOAP on your server. If not,
they may be willing to setup it, if they already have other PEAR
extensions installed that allow MediaWiki to work.
I will check this up a bit closer next week. Thank you for your advice,
it is very much appreciated.
What I will need in any case (long term) is a "as direct as possible
solution" with minimal overhead. I need a solution which can act a bit
like a "synchronizer" with reasonable performance. But not only that, I
also need to be able to auto generate wast numbers of articles (not WP
related) on many wiki installations in one go (and I prefer doing it on
as "high level of abstraction" as possible). And the solution must work
on (any) hosted servers as well as intranets. Asf.
Hm, I really need a complete api.php. Didn't I already say that that's
exactly what is needed in order to make Mediawiki really really
interesting for enterprises? So true so true. Then one could also rather
easily "wrap" the entire Mediawiki in order to provide with (its current
inherent lack of) access security.
However, is there any code in your solution (or other places/hints)
which could be of interest to me if I eventually will have to write my
own "very special" editapi.php? (I felt a bit lost in the EditPage.php).
Regards,
// Rolf Lampa