Re: annotating multi-version file

[Tim Frank]

I think you are looking to make Slide do something that contradicts how 
the Version control specification operates. The only thing I could 
possibly suggest is this theoretical sequence of events.

1. Remove the resource from being under version control.
2. Make the modifications to the metadata.
3. Place the resource back under version control.
I say that is theoretical, because I don't know if you can remove a 
resource from version control. I did successfully remove the 
D:auto-version property using PROPPATCH, but I didn't check whether or 
not I was then able to alter properties without a version being created. 
I'm also not sure how to tell that a resource is under version control.

Tim
Jussi Vaihia wrote on 24/11/04 09:54 AM:
A quick follow-up;
CHECKIN/CHECKOUT seems to always create a new version of the document.
How can this be prevented, as the change is only to metadata (annotation) ?

On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 09:34:19 -0800, Warwick Burrows
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When a file is under version control you can't change the content or the
metadata without having first checked the file out. You also need to check
it back in after modifying its properties.
Warwick

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