There a couple other things you might want to look at.
Inside XWiki, Vincent Massol has created a wrapper around Doxia and
WikiModel. Vincent has also added a lot more events which would be
useful in a CMS where Doxia is deficient. I would also like something
that is fully capable of producing a book. The the Maven definitive
guide we had to revert to docbook source because Doxia didn't have
what we needed. So I know right now if you want something for a full-
powered CMS Doxia isn't there right now. WikiModel also uses JavaCC to
create real parsers for many of the wiki markups which makes the
system a little more robust. If you want something for a CMS I would
look at XWiki's wrapper around Doxia and WikiModel.
On 27-Dec-08, at 2:24 PM, mstralka wrote:
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> Nevermind - I found an example at the bottom of this page:
>
http://maven.apache.org/doxia/modules/index.html>
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> mstralka wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'd like to use Doxia (specifically Confluence Module) as an
>> HTML-rendering engine in my CMS but I didn't see any code examples
>> showing
>> how to use it from regular java code. Could someone please show
>> me, or
>> point me to an example of how to use Doxia to convert a string of
>> text
>> into HTML using the Confluence module, for example?
>>
>> Thank you
>>
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Thanks,
Jason
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