The list of base URLs leading to the Confluence instance. They are used to convert wrongly entered absolute URLs into wiki links. The first URL in the list will be used to compute page URLs used in the conversion report if the the 'Store Confluence details' property is used.

This parameter is used to convert (fix) absolute URLs present as links in the documents that will get imported. The bases of this URLs should be input in this field so that they are converted from the Confluence to the XWiki links. For example, adding in this field www.<myconfluence>.com/wiki/spaces will convert absolute links such as www.<myconfluence>.com/wiki/space/KEY/page into www.<myxwiki>.com/bin/view/KEY/page.

This field defines the name of the space under which blog posts will be imported. By default, a "Blog" space will be created under "SPACE KEY".

This field decides whether to import blog posts or not. By leaving the default value "true", blog posts will be imported. By changing the value to "false", blog posts will not be imported. 

The mode to use for cleaning up temporary files produced when parsing the Confluence package.

• SYNC: clean up right after the filter stream is done.
• ASYNC: same, but asynchronously.
• NO: don't clean up at all

SYNC

ASYNC in the Confluence Migrator Pro Application

This is needed in very specific conditions. We do not recommend modifying this parameter unless you know what you are doing.

This parameter defines whether to import the body and set content of regular documents and blog posts (if blog posts are imported). We do not recommend modifying this parameter. 

This parameter defines whether to convert

• user, space and document references from the Confluence names to the XWiki names. This includes user id mapping and group mapping described below, which will not be applicable if this parameter is set to false.
• The confluence syntax to XWiki syntax

This is needed in very specific conditions. We do not recommend modifying this parameter unless you know what you are doing. In particular, XWiki may not be able to render your imported documents and links will probably be broken if you disable this.

This parameter defines the locale that will be used for the imported documents.

Usage example: you have a xwiki instance that you want to be localized with both en and fr. The default locale for your instance is en. You have a Confluence instance that has its content in French. You import from Confluence to XWiki and all the created documents will have their locale set to your xwiki default locale (en) and the content brought from Confluence wwill be in French. Ideally, you set the parameter default locale to "fr" so all the imported documents will have their locale equal to "fr". Now, if you want to also have an English version of the documents, you create it and translate it.

This parameter defines whether the pages should be validated against and converted using XWiki's current page naming strategy. This works if the XWIKI CONVERSION field is set to "true".

This is needed in very specific conditions. We do not recommend modifying this parameter unless you know what you are doing. In particular, XWiki may not be able to render your imported documents and links will probably be broken if you disable this.

List in this field the Confluence pages to ignore from the import. The format is a comma separated list of page IDs where each number is a page id.

See also the Ranges and the Included pages parameters.

The group format to use to transform a Confluence group names to XWiki group names. String ${group} will be replaced with the group Confluence name; String ${group._clean} same with the special characters removed.| ${group._clean}Group |

This field allows you to specify pages that should be imported. The format is a comma separated list of page IDs where each number is a page id.

See also the Ranges and the Excluded pages parameters.

This parameter defines the target syntax to be used.

This is needed in very specific conditions. We do not recommend modifying this parameter unless you know what you are doing

This field defines whether to import non-blog contents (normal documents) or not. When this parameter and the IMPORT BLOG POSTS are set to "true", both regular pages and blog posts get imported. Set this parameter to "false" if you wish to import only blog posts present in an export package. 

Ranges of Confluence objects to read.

Can be used to restore an interrupted migration.

Several comma-separated ranges can be given. Note that the order used for these ranges are not increasingly big ids, but in the order they are processed by the Confluence module. This order may change between versions of the parser, but is guaranteed to be the same between different runs using the same version of the Confluence module. Ranges must not overlap. Overlapping ranges are not supported, may lead to surprising results and their behavior is not guaranteed to be stable. In the same vain, ranges must be ordered in the parsing order.

• [4242,] - only read object id 4242 and all the following ones
• (4242,] - same, but exclude object id 4242
• [,4242] - read all objects until object id 4242 included
• [,4242) - same, but exclude 4242
• [4242,2424], [3456,1234] - read objects between 4242 and 2424 both included, then ignore objects until 5656 and read objects between 5656 and 1234 both included (notice how IDs may look disordered)

This field stores an allowlist of macros that should be prefixed. A few macros exist both in XWiki and in Confluence under the same name. In order to allow the usage of the bridge macros (dedicated to displaying content in the same manner as it was in Confluence), those macros should be prefixed so that the bridge macros (e.g. "confluence_gallery") are used and not the original XWiki macro (e.g. "gallery"). We do not recommend modifying this parameter. 

This parameter definer whether permissions set in Confluence should be migrated into XWiki.

Title spaces using the Confluence home page titles instead of the Confluence space names.

Home pages in Confluence are usually named something like "Home" or "SPACENAME Home", which is not very helpful. In Confluence, spaces are named and that's usually what you want as the title of spaces in XWiki.

However, if you happen to have useful home page titles, you may want to set this to true.

Space name are always taken from Confluence space keys regardless what you choose here.

This parameter specifies whether to store Confluence metadata in migrated documents as objects.

This is usually useless, but in some cases, this metadata can be useful for debugging purposes and might end up useful to support CQL-based Confluence macros like spacebylabel or detailssummary in the future.

This field defines the prefix to be used for the macros specified in the "Prefixed macros" field. See also the Unprefixed macros parameter.

We do not recommend modifying this parameter. 

This field stores a denylist of macros that should not be prefixed. We do not recommend modifying this parameter. If set (not empty), takes precedence over "Unknown macro prefix": any macro that is not listed in the Unprefixed macros will be prefixed and the Unknown macro prefix will be ignored. If you want to prefix absolutely all macros, set this to an unlikely macro name.

A mapping between Confluence user id located in the package and wanted ids.

Similar to GROUP NAME MAPPING, this field stores a list of A=B couples separated with a pipe character (|) where A is the name of a Confluence user and B is the desired user name in XWiki.

This parameter defines if links to user profiles should be created for existing Confluence user profile links.

Import the users found in the Confluence package.

If this parameter is set to true, user profiles present in the export package will be imported into XWiki. Setting this parameter to "false" may be needed if you use a central user directory service like LDAP or Active Directory, in which case you need to decide on a careful user migration strategy. See also the "Import groups" parameter.

Import the groups found in the Confluence package.

If this parameter is set to true, groups present in the export package will be imported into XWiki. Setting this parameter to "false" may be needed if you use a central user directory service like LDAP or Active Directory, in which case you need to decide on a careful user migration strategy. See also the "Import users" parameter.

You can specify here the wiki in which users and groups are located.
If applicable, users and groups will be imported in this wiki. Any user reference, including ones in permission objects, will contain this wiki.
This is most useful in a multi wiki environment when importing confluence spaces in a subwiki, but users are located in the main wiki (xwiki), in which case, set this to "xwiki". 

This field defines whether to create detailed import logs or not.

If you are using the Confluence Migrator Pro Application, we do not recommend modifying this parameter.