Import of simple HTML pages as Confluence pages

DRM

Hi,

I'm trying to find an efficient way to migrate 100+ HTML pages into a Confluence 5.x (latest release).

I've tried to use UWC (using testxml.properties as baseline) but was unable to manage importing any markup (only plain/text is visible in Confluence).

Is there an simplier tool / solution to import HTML pages (with some attachments) into Confluence ? IMHO, it seems a more useful feature than Word document import but YMMV.

Regards,

Davin Studer

You could try the WebDAV plugin for confluence. It maps the page heirarchy structure to a file system and allows you to work with it as if it were files and folders. Each page is represented by a folder and in that folder is a .txt file with the same name as the folder. This .txt file is the page content. Any other files in that folder are attachments to the page. So, you could create folders for you html pages with the folder name as the page name ... avoid special characters ... only use letters, numbers, and spaces if you can. The create a .txt file in the folder with the same name as the folder. The .txt file will have your html content minus the html, head, and body elements. Only put in the .txt file what would be inside the body element of the page. Then simply drag and drop the folder to the WebDAV folder that you have mapped to Confluence.