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MichaelGulitz - 2012-05-14
Thank you Michael for contributing this plugin! This is very much in line with the
TWikiMission, where content residing in TWiki and other enterprise systems can be connected.
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PeterThoeny - 2012-05-14
Hi Michael,
I love the plugin. It will be very useful in my automation efforts. I have a question regarding security. Do you know how I can use this plugin without exposing the user password? I am currently looking at calling it using a wget command in a jenkins job. It is working find, I just don't like having the password exposed like that as a GET parameter. Please let me know if you have any suggestions.
Cheers,
Rob
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RobMulholland - 2012-07-17
Hi Rob,
the only option for obscuring the password would be to use HTTPS for connecting to TWiki. Authentication is handled by TWiki REST Interface and not the plugin itself.
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MichaelGulitz - 2012-07-25
Hi Michael, I wrote a shell script that allows command line access to twiki retrieving and saving twiki pages. Currently it simply mimics what the user does via the web page by doing GET / POST to the same URLs via curl.
This works reasonably well, but is a bit hacky, as getting the current revision number requires parsing the HTML output. Peter suggeted I take I look at using the REST interface and pointed me at your plugin.
It's not clear to me precisely how to use it -- the examples section links to a test page, but that test page is empty.
Can you provide more detail on how to use the REST interface and/or your REST Plugin?
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ChristopherWhite - 2012-08-08
FYI, once you install the plugin you will see the test page.
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PeterThoeny - 2012-08-08
Support.SID-02020 has an example in Java on how to use this plugin.
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Peter Thoeny - 2015-02-22
Hi Michael,
Our admin team set up the plugin on our DEV server and when I try to access it I get a response:
https://our_host/twiki/bin/rest/ConnectByRestPlugin/readtopic?topicName
ERROR: (404) Invalid REST invocation (readtopic on
ConnectByRestPlugin)
What is the general meaning of this error? I'm guessing that the plugin isn't set up correctly?
Thanks in advance
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Mark Hammontree - 2015-06-18
Hi Mark!
Did you check if the plugin is correctly activated? Does it show up in the "Installed Plugins List" ?
There is no further setup necessary but to activate the plugin.
Please also check if the scripturl is correct. Check what is returned by the twiki variable
%SCRIPTURL{"rest"}%
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Michael Gulitz - 2015-06-19
Hi Michael,
is there any way to get the value of a single form field (instead of the whole dump you get with
getmetastring ) ?
If not, any enhancement foreseen to implement this?
Thanks
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Thomas Fozzi - 2015-08-24
Mark,
it's working in my case, specifying
?topic=WebName.TopicName
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Thomas Fozzi - 2015-08-24