Applications

Applications

An Application is a set of documents packaged together. Applications can be installed using the Import wizard.

There are currently 24 applications available for XWiki.

Wanted Applications

Put here Applications that you'd love to see written or bundled (and then pray that someone will be kind enough to work on them! :-)).

• Vacation Scheduler
• Workflow Definitions. Ability to define workflow where data entry forms are linked together as dependencies and individuals are assigned to each form. after one form is submitted there should be an abiilty to send email notifications to all in the chain and a specific message to next person in chain.
• Work Order Management, where you can create a list of workers, and create tasks (define properties like requester dept. and name, project containing the task, date of creation, details, and notes). Assign tasks to a worker, and track hours in each task, finally close tasks. Should be able to extract simple reports, like n. of open/closed tasks, min., max. and average hours per task, listing per requester, and per worker, etc.
• An application for collaborative management of software translation files, similar to the Launchpad Rosetta product for instance.
• A Survey application to allow users to quickly build surveys within XWiki and to retrieve their data in a number of formats (eg. csv, pdf, xml, mysql dialect). Done
• An application to create a template for a new page. This application would allow an admit to create a template so that when a user clicks on the New Page button, the template loads automatically.
  • I think we have this already, see XWiki/XWikiClasses, select a class and you'll see that you can create documents with templates. --VincentMassol
• An application that allows people to post their reading Tracks. The idea is to transform the wiki into an article or book by organizing pages sequentially and hiding the complexity. Imagine for example a beginner's track that would provide just the pages required to get started. Another track could be about wiki administration, another about writing plugins, etc. What's interesting is the ability for people to contribute tracks (i.e. their views).
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