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In this article we'll go step-by-step, how set-up and use Wandora's Joomla Topic Reader module.

Drupal modules are used to publish Wandora content with Drupal content management system. Modules are experimental and a general example of how to publish Wandora content in content management systems. To use modules in production environments, you propably have to modify extras provided here. To download Wandora's Drupal modules see Extras section on [[Download|download page]]. Wandora's Drupal extra modules are distributed under GPL v3 lisence.

== Requirements ==

:* A working [http://www.joomla.org/ Joomla] 1.5 installation.
:* Newest [[Download|Wandora]] package.
:* Joomla Topic Reader module (Included in Wandora source code package in extras folder).

== Setting up Joomla ==
# Download newest [http://www.joomla.org/download.html Joomla] 1.5 installation package.
# Download the installation instructions from the Joomla download page and follow them for correct installation.

== Setting up Wandora ==

This chapter describes how to install and configure Wandora web server.

=== Installing Wandora ===

# Please see Wandora [[System_requirements|system requirements]] first
# [[Download|Download]] the newest Wandora package
# [[How_to_install_Wandora|Install Wandora]]
# [[Running_Wandora|Launch up Wandora]]

=== Configuring Wandora web server ===

* [[Running_Wandora|Launch up Wandora]] if you haven't already
* For testing purposes open any topicmap in Wandora. Inside Wandora select '''File > Open project...''' or '''Ctrl+L'''. From file browser navigate to '''Wandora installation folder > samples > ArtOfNoise > ArtOfNoise.wpr''' Open ArtOfNoise.wpr

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* Select '''Server > Server settings...'''. A popup should open; here you can adjust Wandora's HTTP Server settings
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* Here there few things that interest us, mainly lines pointed by the red arrows (see the picture above). Port number indicated by top arrow is the port Wandora is going to use to output the server '''<nowiki>http://localhost:port_number/service</nowiki>'''. Below are service outputs offered by Wandora (the two red arrows below the first one), those are services we are going to use. If you scroll down the settings window, you'll see more services listed there, but only these three services are needed: '''axis''', '''drupal_atom''', and '''rss'''.
* Let's test the Wandora server. Make sure you have an [[Opening_a_topic|open]] topic (For example, you can just double click '''Schema type''' in leftmost window area), then select '''Server > Start server''', if you find '''Stop server''' instead of '''Start Server''' under the '''Server''' dialog then the server is already running.
* Finally let's test if everything works. Open up your internet browser and in location bar write '''<nowiki>http://localhost:8898/drupal_atom</nowiki>''' and hit '''Enter'''. If everything is working; you should see atom/rss feed displayed in browser. If nothing is displayed or there is an error message, then recheck Wandora Server settings and see the more in depth [[Embedded_HTTP_server|documentation]] for troubleshooting.

== Module - Wandora SOAP reader ==

Wandora SOAP reader is a module that read's an atom feed provided by Wandora and builds a navigatable page out of it.

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=== Installation ===

# Copy/upload the '''wandora_installation_folder/extras/drupal_soap_module/wandora_soap''' folder to the '''sites/all/modules''' directory of your Drupal installation.
# Enable the Wandora SOAP reader in Drupal '''(Administer > modules)'''.

=== Configuration ===

You can configure the module at '''Administer > Site configuration > Wandora SOAP reader - feed settings'''. Here you can change two settings; the SOAP client path and default topic subject identifier.
# SOAP client path is axis server path from Wandora which by default is '''<nowiki>http://localhost:8898/axis</nowiki>'''
# Default topic subject identifier specifies default topic the module loads. Change the subject identifier here to the topic which you want to open by default.

=== Customization ===

To modify the background color of the generated tables:
:* Open '''wandora_soap/wandora_soap.css''' file
:* Modify the '''background-color''' and/or '''border''' parameters in these classes: '''.subtitle''', '''.type''' and '''.cell'''.

=== Usage ===

To display any output navigate to '''<nowiki>http://your_full_drupal_path/wandora_soap</nowiki>'''. Something like in picture above should display. If not, then check that the module is installed and correctly configured. Check also Wandora HTTP server is running.

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−	In this article we'll go step-by-step, how set-up and use Wandora's Joomla Topic Reader module. Joomla Topic Reader module is used to publish Wandora content with Joomla content management system. Module is experimental and a general example of how to publish Wandora content in content management systems. To use this module in production environments, you probably have to modify ~~extras provided~~ here. To download Wandora's Joomla Topic Reader module see Extras section on [[Download\|download page]]. Wandora's Joomla module is distributed under GPL v3 license.	+	In this article we'll go step-by-step, how set-up and use Wandora's Joomla Topic Reader module. Joomla Topic Reader module is used to publish Wandora content with Joomla content management system. Module is experimental and a general example of how to publish Wandora content in content management systems. To use this module in production environments, you probably have to modify the extra described here. To download Wandora's Joomla Topic Reader module see Extras section on [[Download\|download page]]. Wandora's Joomla module is distributed under GPL v3 license.

	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==

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 In this article we'll go step-by-step, how set-up and use Wandora's Joomla Topic Reader module. Joomla Topic Reader module is used to publish Wandora content with Joomla content management system. Module is experimental and a general example of how to publish Wandora content in content management systems. To use this module in production environments, you probably have to modify extras provided here. To download Wandora's Joomla Topic Reader module see Extras section on [[Download|download page]]. Wandora's Joomla module is distributed under GPL v3 license.
 == Requirements ==
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 :* Newest [[Download|Wandora]] package.
 :* Joomla Topic Reader module (Included in Wandora source code package in extras folder).
 == Setting up Joomla ==
 # Download newest [http://www.joomla.org/download.html Joomla] 1.5 installation package.
 # Install Joomla by following the installation instructions included in the installation package.
 == Setting up Wandora ==
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 # [[How_to_install_Wandora|Install Wandora]]
 # [[Running_Wandora|Launch up Wandora]]
 === Configuring Wandora web server ===
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 * Now test the Wandora server. Make sure you have an [[Opening_a_topic|open]] topic (For example, you can just double click '''Schema type''' in leftmost window area), then select '''Server > Start server''', if you find '''Stop server''' instead of '''Start Server''' under the '''Server''' dialog then the server is already running.
 * Finally let's test if everything works. Open up your internet browser and in location bar write '''<nowiki>http://localhost:8898/drupal_atom</nowiki>''' and hit '''Enter'''. If everything is working; you should see atom/rss feed displayed in browser. If nothing is displayed or there is an error message, then recheck Wandora Server settings and see the more in depth [[Embedded_HTTP_server|documentation]] for troubleshooting.
 == Wandora Joomla Topic reader - Module ==
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 === Installation ===
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 === Configuration ===
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 === Customization ===
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 :* Open '''joomla_topic_reader_folder/tmpl/default.css''' file
 :* Modify for your liking the '''background-color''' and/or '''border''' parameters in these classes: '''.subtitle''', '''.type''' and '''.cell'''.
 === Usage ===
 To display any output make sure that module is enabled and it is set to a visible position. Also make sure that Wandora server is up and running.

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		+	'''NOTICE: Wandora's Joomla Topic Reader is not available in current Wandora release yet'''.
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	In this article we'll go step-by-step, how set-up and use Wandora's Joomla Topic Reader module. Joomla Topic Reader module is used to publish Wandora content with Joomla content management system. Module is experimental and a general example of how to publish Wandora content in content management systems. To use this module in production environments, you propably have to modify extras provided here. To download Wandora's Joomla Topic Reader module see Extras section on [[Download\|download page]]. Wandora's Joomla module is distributed under GPL v3 lisence.		In this article we'll go step-by-step, how set-up and use Wandora's Joomla Topic Reader module. Joomla Topic Reader module is used to publish Wandora content with Joomla content management system. Module is experimental and a general example of how to publish Wandora content in content management systems. To use this module in production environments, you propably have to modify extras provided here. To download Wandora's Joomla Topic Reader module see Extras section on [[Download\|download page]]. Wandora's Joomla module is distributed under GPL v3 lisence.

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 # Go to your Joomla installations administration page, from there go to Extensions -> Install/Uninstall section.
-# Select browse from Upload Package File section and select file '''wandora_installation_folder/extras//joomla_topic_reader/plg_wantopic.zip''', click upload file and install button to install the module package.
+# Select browse from Upload Package File section and select file '''wandora_installation_folder/extras/joomla_topic_reader/plg_wantopic.zip''', click upload file and install button to install the module package.
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 # SOAP client path is axis server path from Wandora which by default is '''<nowiki>http://localhost:8898/axis</nowiki>'''
 # Default topic subject identifier specifies default topic the module loads. Change the subject identifier here to the topic which you want to open by default.
 === Customization ===

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 === Configuration ===
-# Enable the Wandora SOAP reader in Drupal '''(Administer > modules)'''.
+# From Joomla Administration page go to Module Manager section.
-You can configure the module at '''Administer > Site configuration > Wandora SOAP reader - feed settings'''. Here you can change two settings; the SOAP client path and default topic subject identifier.
+# There search for module named Wandora Topic Map Reader and edit it.
-# SOAP client path is axis server path from Wandora which by default is '''<nowiki>http://localhost:8898/axis</nowiki>'''
+# In module editing page enable the Wandora Topic Map Reader
 # Default topic subject identifier specifies default topic the module loads. Change the subject identifier here to the topic which you want to open by default.
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 To modify the background color of the generated tables:
-:* Open '''wandora_soap/wandora_soap.css''' file
+:* Open '''joomla_topic_reader_foler/tmpl/default.css''' file
 :* Modify the '''background-color''' and/or '''border''' parameters in these classes: '''.subtitle''', '''.type''' and '''.cell'''.
 === Usage ===
-To display any output navigate to '''<nowiki>http://your_full_drupal_path/wandora_soap</nowiki>'''. Something like in picture above should display. If not, then check that the module is installed and correctly configured. Check also Wandora HTTP server is running.
+To display any output make sure that module is enabled and it is set to a visible position. Also make sure that Wandora server is up and running.

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 * Finally let's test if everything works. Open up your internet browser and in location bar write '''<nowiki>http://localhost:8898/drupal_atom</nowiki>''' and hit '''Enter'''. If everything is working; you should see atom/rss feed displayed in browser. If nothing is displayed or there is an error message, then recheck Wandora Server settings and see the more in depth [[Embedded_HTTP_server|documentation]] for troubleshooting.
-== Module - Wandora SOAP reader  ==
+== Wandora Joomla Topic reader - Module ==
-Wandora SOAP reader is a module that read's an atom feed provided by Wandora and builds a navigatable page out of it.
+Joomla Topic reader is a module that read's an atom feed provided by Wandora and builds a navigatable page out of it.
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