[opencms-dev] V 10.5.0 - Extended HTML Import
Gerd Schrick
mail at schrick-design.de
Tue Feb 14 20:48:06 CET 2017
Hi David,
in my case the errors were gone after I re-activated (was only commented out) the xmlpage in config/opencms-workplace.xml and restarted Tomcat.
And after that all other actions like Info, Properties, Source-edit on the imported html (xmlpage) worked too.
I'm no OpenCms expert yet and it seems to me that your issue is different, but maybe it's a helpful hint to look at the workplace config.
HTH
Gerd
Am 14. Februar 2017 10:55:53 MEZ, schrieb "David Rodríguez Merino" <david.rodriguez.merino at uva.es>:
>Hi all,
>
>We have the same problem. We are importing containterpages and .config
>from the version 9.0.1 and 10.0.1 with an export-import in LaunchPad.
>After import, we update the contents to resolve any schema change
>without problem.
>
>The contents are in opencms and in the database, but when you do a
>mouse over or a click, you have the error about the small icon.
>
>We tried debug the code, but we can’t do it in eclipse because it’s an
>vaadin error.
>
>Thanks
>
>
>
>
>> El 13 feb 2017, a las 17:55, Gerd Schrick <mail at schrick-design.de>
>escribió:
>>
>> Hi Alex,
>>
>> thanks a lot for your reply.
>>
>> Yes, Lenya's content is in xml and the content I'd like to import as
>well.
>> I already did many batch conversations/cleanups of xml/html with ANT
>and its possibilities (with heavy use of XSLT transformations).
>> So this would be no "big deal" for me to somehow "redesign" and
>prepare the data to be imported in OpenCms.
>>
>> But how can I then get the data into OpenCms?
>> I assume the only way is thru some kind of import procedure that
>ensures the correct handling (e.g. assigning uuids, link processing,
>add system related properties, storing in the right places etc.) - at
>least that was how I did / have to do it in Lenya.
>>
>> What other options are there in OpenCms to "import"?
>> Directly to the VFS?
>> What is the correct format that I have to prepare for that?
>> Is there some documentation on this?
>>
>> Sorry to bother you with all these questions, but I have not found
>anything helpful in the web yet - although I assume that this topic
>is/was relevant for most of the customers.
>> Maybe it's just so easy and obvious that I've overlooked it already
>;-)
>>
>>
>> Thanks for your help!
>>
>> Gerd
>>
>> Am 13. Februar 2017 08:51:24 MEZ, schrieb Alex Kandzior
><alex at opencms.org>:
>> Gerd,
>>
>> the extended HTML import function you are trying to use is - in it's
>current implementation - compatible only with XmlPages.
>>
>> The XmlPage technology has been replaced by the ContainerPage
>technology between OpenCms 7 and 8.
>>
>> XmlPages where using large chunks of (quite unstructured) HTML blobs
>to create a page. These blobs where stored inside of the page itself.
>>
>> Container pages today contain just pointers to a set of content
>elements. Each content element is a structured XML content stored in a
>separate file.
>>
>> For backward compatibility, XmlPages are still supported in OpenCms
>today BUT the templates and demos all use container pages.
>> You need to enable support for XmlPages fi rst by adding the
>configuration for this resource type in openms-vfs.xml and also
>opencms-workplace.xml.
>>
>> You would then need to create an XmlPage compatible template in order
>to see the imported XmlPages displayed.
>>
>>
>> Maybe another approach for content migration is more suitable:
>>
>> I have no idea about how your content is structured in Lenya, but
>IIRC Lenya also was XML based with XSLT transformation.
>>
>> Maybe you can try to transform your existing contents directly to
>OpenCms XML content types by XSLT?
>>
>> Kind regards,
>> Alex.
>>
>> -------------------
>> Alexander Kandzior
>>
>> Alkacon Software - The OpenCms Experts
>
>> http://www.alkacon.com <http://www.alkacon.com/> -
>http://www.opencms.org <http://www.opencms.org/>
> & nbsp;
>>
>>
>>
>>> Am 12.02.2017 um 23:48 schrieb Gerd Schrick <mail at schrick-design.de
><mailto:mail at schrick-design.de>>:
>>>
>>> Dear List,
>>>
>>> a short introduction:
>>> after about 10 years of intensive develop and maintenance work for a
>large website + mobile and some smaller (still productive) with the
>Open Source CMS "Apache Lenya" (and Cocoon 2.1) I re-discovered OpenCms
>(used it about 13 yrs ago for some smaller sites) as a potential
>replacement for Lenya.
>>> Already evaluated some other in theory and "quickly" tested some of
>them (Hippo amongst others).
>>> I really was impressed by what I read about OpenCms (partly
>unbelivable ;-) and about 2 weeks ago i finally installed it (Arch
>Linux, MariaDB, Java 8, Tomcat 8) ... and the more I play with it the
>more I love it :-)
>>>
>>> My question or "problem" regards to the "Extended HTML Import":
>>>
>>> I installed the official 10.5.0 release with the default settings
>including the Apollo Example.
>>> With help of th e good documentation I've set up an additional site
>(my evaluation prototype) for three languages (de, en, fr; SingleTree)
>with just a simple Template (+ Model) with only one Container.
>>> This works very well.
>>>
>>> To kind of "finalize" my prototype and show it to the customer I
>need to fill it with content (about 1.500 documents, each html in 3
>langs + a PDF per doc)).
>>>
>>> With a small amount of testpages (6 folder + 5 docs + 5 PDFs) I
>tried the Extended HTML Importer.
>>> After adding "head|Head Element,body|Body Element,foot|Foot Element"
>to the template's "template-elements" property (found this hint
>somewhere in the I-net) the import run was successfull w/o errors.
>>>
>>> BUT:
>>>
>>> - the imported content/page is only shown when I use <cms:include
>element="body" editable="true"/> instead of <cms:container .../> (else
>I get an error) but this way the created (not imported) content is not
>shown (obviously)
>>>
>>> - no edit option in the page editor available
>>>
>>> - in EXPLORER I can't navigate to the imported data; when expanding
>the parent folder (subfolder in my prototype site) the arrow in front
>of the the folder icon rotates to point downward but nothing happens;
>on hover (over the folder) a kind of tooltip shows in red an Exception.
>In the OpenCms log I found:
>>> ERROR [din.server.DefaultErrorHandler: 58]
>>> java.lang.NullPointerException
>>> at
>org.opencms.ui.components.CmsResourceIcon.getSmallTypeIconURI(CmsResourceIcon.java:393)
>>> at
>org.opencms.ui.components.CmsResourceIcon.getIconInnerHTML(CmsResourceIcon.java:300)
>>> :
>>> and
>>> ERROR [encms.ui.CmsVaadinErrorHandler: 80]
>>> Invocation of method itemClick in
>org.opencms.ui.apps.CmsFileExplorer$9 failed.
>>> com.vaadin.event.ListenerMethod$MethodException: Invocation of
>method itemClick in org.opencms.ui.apps.CmsFileExplorer$9 failed.
>>> at
>com.vaadin.event.ListenerMethod.receiveEvent(ListenerMethod.java:533)
>>> :
>>>
>>> - in the SITEMAP I can navigate to the imported data (an icon
>with'?' is shown for the imported pages) and in "Resources" view I see
>all the folders, pages and PDFs in the correct structure, and can
>access/edit (props) the folders and PDFs BUT NOT the imported HTML
>pages; when accessing their PROPERTIES or INFO:
>>> the dialog shows: "java.lang.NullPointerException: No description
>available."
>>> and the log:
>>> ERROR [ org.opencms.gwt.CmsGwtService: 183]
>>> java.lang.NullPointerException
>>> at
>org.opencms.gwt.CmsVfsService.addPageInfo(CmsVfsService.java:345)
>>> :
>>> and
>>> ERROR [ org.opencms.gwt.CmsLogService: 66] Client LOG (Host
>192.168.178.41, Address 192.168.178.41, Ticket 1486935332797): null
>>> org.opencms.gwt.CmsVfsService.addPageInfo(CmsVfsService.java:345)
>>> :
>>>
>>> For testing, I imported the 7.0.0 documentation module + the
>documentation for the Extended HTML Import and XMLContent what shows
>the same behaviour in Explorer and Sitemap.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Have I missed something to add/configure?
>>> Is this import feature incompatible with version 10.5.0?
>>>
>>> Stumbled over the class
>>>
>https://github.com/alkacon/opencms-core/blob/branch_10_5_x/src-modules/org/opencms/workplace/tools/database/CmsHtmlImport.java
><https://github.com/alkacon/opencms-core/blob/branch_10_5_x/src-modules/org/opencms/workplace/tools/database/CmsHtmlImport.java>
>>> that it guess this handling the import (is this correct?) ...
>>> detected there (line 1137) that a "CmsXmlPage" page is created ...
>>> and it seems to me as if there is no (more) support for the
>"xmlpage" resourcetype in 10.5.0 what causes the issue (I'm just
>guessing, as I didn't found a way to create a "XmlPage" in the system,
>only a ContainerPage with XmlContent).
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Is there a way to get this working somehow? maybe some kind of
>"hack" afterwards in the DB (changing some values)?
>>> For the prototype it does not have to be perfect.
>>> Also thought about a custom build (already set up the environment as
>described and git-cloned the core :-) or to create an import module
>based on the Extended HTML Import code ...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Sorry for the long but hopefully explanatory text.
>>>
>>> Thank you very much for your help on this!
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>> Gerd
>>>
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