How can I browse Wikipedia's offline database on Linux?

Question

I have faced with a problem when integrating 2 different APIs in my application. The problem is that they are using different spring transaction managers with different data sources (MSSQL) & transaction templates. Spring tranasction managers are created programmatically not with beans.

Here is the snippet of the method:

public void f(){
     ...
     getManager().deployWorkingCopy(userId, toDeploy); //API1, TransactionManager1, DataSource1

     List<User> users = umApi.loadAllUsers();
     List<Group> groups = umApi.loadAllGroups();

     for(User user : users){
        umSynchronization.synchronizeUser(user); //API2, TransactionManager2, DataSource2
     }

     for(Group group : groups){
        umSynchronization.synchronizeGroup(group); //API2, TransactionManager2, DataSource2         
     }
}

So my question is, is it possible to execute those queries in one transaction? How?

Solution

Kiwix is an offline reader for Web content. It's especially intended to make Wikipedia available offline (see features). This is done by reading the content of the project stored in a file format ZIM, a high compressed open format with additional meta-data.

Kiwix is a free software (GPL3), that means you can freely copy, modify and spread it.¹

Click here to Download Kiwix.

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Comments

[Freek Nortier]

Kiwix costs money to access the entire Wikipedia.