Confluence : Userinfo Plugin Tutorial
This page last changed on Jun 30, 2006 by cmiller.
IntroductionThis tutorial is being written during the course of the development of a Confluence plugin. It is a demonstration of a number of techniques and tips useful to plugin development, and also of how all the various types of Confluence plugin modules can be combined to add new features to the Confluence application. The plugin being developed during the course of this tutorial is not just a toy or a random idea that was thought up to write a guide around, it's actually something that we intend to make use of on the Atlassian extranet, fulfilling a real requirement of our business. I'm hoping to add new chapters to the tutorial each week until it development of the plugin is complete. RequirementsIn order to get the most out of this tutorial, you should have:
The PluginOn the Atlassian extranet, which is obviously powered by Confluence, we keep a staff directory. This directory is really just a single Confluence page with a section for each staff member. Here's mine: When we started the page, there were only about twenty people in the company. Now we've grown over fifty, it has started to become unwieldy, and with each new hire it gets a little harder to maintain. Thus, the aims of the userinfo plugin are:
Once that's done, we could add more features like:
(How many of these we get done really depends on how much time I have to spare Contents
Coming Soon:
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