• Type: Suggestion
• Resolution: Invalid
• Fix Version/s: None
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• Labels:

  • affects-server
• Environment:

  Confluence 1.3.5 / MySql / Tomcat

[CONFSERVER-2953] CVS integration in Confluence.

Collapse comment: Andrew Lampitt added a comment - 11/Mar/2009 7:03 AM

Andrew Lampitt added a comment - 11/Mar/2009 7:03 AM

You can achieve integration between Confluence and CVS quite easily with Wikidsmart for Confluence, from zAgile.

Wikidsmart is an open source semantic engine, and it turns Confluence into a semantic wiki so that you may contextually capture information in a structured way. Here's a bit more about it:
http://www.zagile.com/products/project-lifecycle-products.html#wikidsmart

plus you can see an example of integration between Jira and Confluence in action with this video:
http://www.zagile.com/products/Semantic_Integration_for_Application_Interoperability.html

We will have an example up soon of semantic search too but here's a rough version on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtQJxxgkq3o

Also, it's open source so you can download and use it free, just plug into Confluence. And it integrates with Jira, Subversion, CVS, Perforce, etc. in a very deep, contextual way.

Expand comment: Andrew Lampitt added a comment - 11/Mar/2009 7:03 AM

Andrew Lampitt added a comment - 11/Mar/2009 7:03 AM You can achieve integration between Confluence and CVS quite easily with Wikidsmart for Confluence, from zAgile. Wikidsmart is an open source semantic engine, and it turns Confluence into a semantic wiki so that you may contextually capture information in a structured way. Here's a bit more about it: http://www.zagile.com/products/project-lifecycle-products.html#wikidsmart plus you can see an example of integration between Jira and Confluence in action with this video: http://www.zagile.com/products/Semantic_Integration_for_Application_Interoperability.html We will have an example up soon of semantic search too but here's a rough version on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtQJxxgkq3o Also, it's open source so you can download and use it free, just plug into Confluence. And it integrates with Jira, Subversion, CVS, Perforce, etc. in a very deep, contextual way.

Collapse comment: Nick Faiz [OLD] (Inactive) added a comment - 05/Apr/2005 7:09 AM

Nick Faiz [OLD] (Inactive) added a comment - 05/Apr/2005 7:09 AM

Hi Helves,
No, there isn't integration between Confluence and CVS. It is, of course, possible to achieve - you could write a plugin to enable it - but it's outside of the general definition of what Confluence's role as a wiki.

Feel free to email us on confluence-support@atlassian.com to chat about it if you have any further questions.

Cheers,
Nick

Expand comment: Nick Faiz [OLD] (Inactive) added a comment - 05/Apr/2005 7:09 AM

Nick Faiz [OLD] (Inactive) added a comment - 05/Apr/2005 7:09 AM Hi Helves, No, there isn't integration between Confluence and CVS. It is, of course, possible to achieve - you could write a plugin to enable it - but it's outside of the general definition of what Confluence's role as a wiki. Feel free to email us on confluence-support@atlassian.com to chat about it if you have any further questions. Cheers, Nick