Extensions

XWiki is the eXtensible Wiki. XWiki offers numerous development and integration options, such as:

• Built-in business applications
• Macros that provide advanced features right into wiki pages
• Integration with third-party applications
• Connection to remote databases

The user directory, blogging features (full and micro blogging) and RSS reader are some of the essential business applications that are integrated into XWiki. Applications are a great way to add additional features on top of XWiki. Using the WYSIWYG editor you may add macros to pages. Macros are very powerful elements used to display external data inside pages, or to integrate special features easily.

1. XWiki Extensions
2. Business Applications
3. Macros
4. Connectivity

   

XWiki Office	XWiki Eclipse
XOffice integrates your favorite text editor in a collaborative solution that helps increase efficiency and implement change management.	The ability for mobile users to work offline may be an important asset for your organisation. XWiki Eclipse brings your collaborative system to a new level of mobility.
XWiki Enterprise Manager	XWiki Watch
The XWiki Enterprise Manager allows you to easily manage a wiki farm. You can create new communities on the go, manage global users, etc.	XWiki Watch is an XWiki innovation that merges the benefits of an RSS news reader with a powerful filter and the collaborative selection and distribution of content.

  

Extend your wiki with business applications.

Annotations	Blog
The Annotations Application improves the wiki experience by allowing users to annotate text in XWiki documents.	The Blog Application gives you the ability to add Blog posts and display them. By default recent XWiki installations have the Blog installed.
Meeting Manager	Office Importer
The Meeting Manager allows you to organize meetings and meeting reports in the Wiki.	The Office Importer offers a great way to import office documents straight into wiki pages.
Calendar	Task Manager
The Calendar Application provides a great way to keep track of your events and export them as PDF.	The Task Manager Application allows users to create and assign tasks from anywhere on the wiki.
Workstream	Bulletin Board
The Workstream is an internal twitter-like micro-blogging application that allows wiki users to post short status updates.	The Bulletin Board gives you the possibility to create new categories and discuss topics within them.

You may find the full list of XWiki Applications on the xwiki.org website.

Third Party Application Integration

XWiki has developed integration with Bonita and Balsamiq, as well as enhanced abilities to connect to other third party applications.

Bonita Open Solution	Balsamiq Mockups
Bonita Open Solution is a state of the art BPM and Workflow software used to build critical information processes inside XWiki.	Balsamiq mockups allow you to create software mockups in minutes, collaborate with your team and focus on creating your product.

  

Use macros to add powerful elements in your pages. 

To do	LiveTable	Dev code
View and edit TODOs straight the wiki	Offers an advanced way of displaying tables	Use this macro to highlight code snippets
Box	Calendar	Chart
Lets you add wiki content in a graphical box	Insert your Google Calendar in wiki pages	Allows you to display charts

For a full list of XWiki Macros visit xwiki.org.

  

You can connect your XWiki instance standard ecosystems, such as your user directory LDAP or Active Directory, Single Sign On integration, Portel Integration, etc. For more information about integration to your system, please contact us.