PathException doesn't sound familiar, but the two things I would check
are the location of Domain.xml and the paths given for the Tx*FileStores
in Domain.xml. My guess at this point is that it can't find Domain.xml.
The default configuration has the Domain.xml in the root of the webapp,
so maybe
I'm not familiar with the auto-create-users code, so the only thing I
know for sure about it is that an attempt is made to create a new user
node when a user authenticates that doesn't exist in the system. I
really don't know how role assignment fits in, though. The second part
of my post was
You'll need to modify DirectoryIndexGenerator. I thought I saw mention
somewhere of providing custom xslts to modify the output, but looking at
the code I don't see anything to make me think the output is modifiable
through configuration.
-James
On Sun, 2005-01-09 at 14:12 +0200, Roman D wrote:
Ok, found the reason to why the query below didn't work, I had failed to
include a group by-clause.
However, that doen't solve the problem. If I get lots of hits when doing a
search it still takes a long time to execute. What I would like to do is to
move the limititation from the Slide server to
The HTTPClient in Slide should handle cookie state for you. Take a look
at Microsoft's website for VB and C# example for interacting with
Exchange. It shouldn't be too hard to translate the examples into Java
using the Slide clientlib.
-James
On Tue, 2005-01-04 at 15:48 -0600, Gutman, Larry
