Steps

To get started with the Confluence Import, you will need to install the Filter Streams Converter Application and this Confluence XML module. You can install these apps using the Extension Manager.

You then need to export your confluence data from the Confluence administration and upload the zip file to the XWiki server. Make sure you make it accessible to the user running your java process.

After you have installed the two extensions, click on the Filter Stream Converter entry from the Applications panel.

Follow these steps on the screenshot below:

• Choose the "Confluence XML input stream (confluence+xml)" input type
• Fill in the source field which contains "file:" followed by the path of the Confluence zip file, located on the machine where XWiki is running
• Choose the "XWiki instance output stream (xwiki+instance)" output type to import the Confluence pages in your wiki

Note: in some cases, the Java Application server cannot access all the directories from your computer or server. You can try storing the file in a directory used by the application server (root directory of the application server or log directory). Alternatively it is also possible to make your file accessible on a web server and indicate the URL of that file.

After you have completed these steps, click the "Convert" button. After that, you will see the conversion progress. For example:

For example with the following initial page from Confluence:

You'll get the following page in XWiki after you've made the import:

You're all set!

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