• TextilePlugin - allows you to use Textile syntax in your weblog entries via Textile4J. Users of Roller 4.0 and later may wish to use the Textile-J-based markup plugins instead.

• Textile-J-based Markup Plugins - This set of plugins supports the use of Textile, Confluence, MediaWiki, or TracWiki markup syntax in your weblog entries.

• JSPWikiPlugin - allows you to use JSPWiki syntax in your weblog entries and wiki-words link into your JSPWiki of choice.

• TextilePlugin - allows you to use Textile syntax in your weblog entries via Textile4J

• ReadMore - display a short summary of your weblog post (deprecated: use entry summary instead)

Optional Plugins for Roller

For Roller 2.3 and later releases

This download includes optional plugins for Roller. Currently, there is only one opttional plugin, the Roller JSPWiki plugin, which enables you to create blog entries using JSPWiki syntax.

How to install the Optional Plugins for Roller

1. Download the Roller Webapp release apache-roller-X.Y-incubating.tar.gz from Apache
2. Follow the instructions in the Roller Installation Guide to install Roller
3. When you're done, download the Optional Plugins bundle opt-plugins-roller-2.3.tar.gz (from Roller Support downloads)
4. Extract the optional plugins bundle into the Roller Webapp directory [1]
5. Follow the instructions below to configure the optional plugins

[1] Here's an example of how you would extract the files on a UNIX system where Roller is installed into /usr/local/roller

   % cp optional-plugins-roller-X.Y.tar.gz /usr/local/roller
   % cd /usr/local/roller
   % tar xzvf optional-plugins-roller-X.Y.tar.gz

Configuring the JSPWiki plugin

Here's what you'll need to do to configure the JSPWiki plugin in Roller:

Add JSPWiki plugin to your Roller properties override file

Follow the instructions in the Roller Installation Guide (Step 8) that explain how to create your own property override file. Add the JSPWiki page plugin to the list of page plugines defined by the variable page.plugins. For example, here's what the page.plugins property would look like with all the built-in Roller plugins plus the JSPWiki plugin (at the end):

   plugins.page=\
      org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.convertbreaks.ConvertLineBreaksPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.topictag.TopicTagPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.search.WikipediaLinkPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.search.GoogleLinkPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.textile.TextilePlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.acronyms.AcronymsPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.bookmarks.BookmarkPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.email.ObfuscateEmailPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.smileys.SmileysPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.readmore.ReadMorePlugin \
      ,net.java.roller.pageplugins.jspwiki.WikiPlugin

Edit the jspwiki.properties file to set URL of your Wiki

After you extract the optional plugin files, you'll find the file jspwiki.propertie in Roller's WEB-INF directory. If you'd like the WikiWords^? you create in your blog posts to point into a live JSPWiki instance, then you should add the URL to that wiki in that file. So change http://localhost:8080/wiki to the URL of your JSPWiki.

Start up Roller

Once you've installed and configured the optional plugins, you should find some additional entries in the list of plugins on the Roller Weblog Editor (New Entry) page and on the Weblog Preferences Settings page.

1. When you're done, download the Optional Plugins bundle opt-plugins-roller-2.3.tar.gz (from Roller Support downloads)

Configuring the JSPWiki plugin

   plugins.page=\
      org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.convertbreaks.ConvertLineBreaksPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.topictag.TopicTagPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.search.WikipediaLinkPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.search.GoogleLinkPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.textile.TextilePlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.acronyms.AcronymsPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.bookmarks.BookmarkPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.email.ObfuscateEmailPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.smileys.SmileysPlugin \
      ,org.apache.roller.presentation.velocity.plugins.readmore.ReadMorePlugin \
      ,net.java.roller.pageplugins.jspwiki.WikiPlugin

Edit the jspwiki.properties file to set URL of your Wiki

After you extract the optional plugin files, you'll find the file jspwiki.propertie in Roller's WEB-INF directory. If you'd like the WikiWords^? you create in your blog posts to point into a live JSPWiki instance, then you should add the URL to that wiki in that file. So change http://localhost:8080/wiki to the URL of your JSPWiki.

Start up Roller

Once you've installed and configured the optional plugins, you should find some additional entries in the list of plugins on the Roller Weblog Editor (New Entry) page and on the Weblog Preferences Settings page.

Optional Plugins for Roller

This download includes optional plugins for Roller. Currently, there is only one opttional plugin, the Roller JSPWiki plugin, which enables you to create blog entries using JSPWiki syntax.

How to install the Optional Plugins for Roller

1. Download the Roller Webapp release apache-roller-X.Y-incubating.tar.gz from Apache
2. Follow the instructions in the Roller Installation Guide to install Roller
3. When you're done, download the Optional Plugins bundle opt-plugins-roller-2.3.tar.gz
4. Extract the optional plugins bundle into the Roller Webapp directory [1]
5. Follow the instructions below to configure the optional plugins

[1] Here's an example of how you would extract the files on a UNIX system where Roller is installed into /usr/local/roller

   % cp optional-plugins-roller-X.Y.tar.gz /usr/local/roller
   % cd /usr/local/roller
   % tar xzvf optional-plugins-roller-X.Y.tar.gz

Configiuring the JSPWiki plugin

Add JSPWiki plugin to your Roller properties override file

Edit the jspwiki.properties file to set URL of your Wiki