Hey Niko,
Need help. How can we reduce the number of versions kept in those
workspaces ? (meaning this one and the Expression workspace which
looks as bad ..)
you can set the max version index in config/server/version , or if
you wanna handle it yourself you could use methods like
content.removeVersionHistory() or
getVersionHistory() and remove version not needed.
The interesting feature from an openwfe point of view, was to have
easy search facilities.
Do we even need versioning as for now ?
I don't see why do we create versions for these nodes.
Damn those swiss people that won against France :D
really? I though it was equal!
Cheers
- Sameer
On Jun 19, 2006, at 10:45 AM, Nicolas Modrzyk wrote:
Hi All,
Trying to view what's inside the Store workspace ...:
- There is about 10Mb of versioning ... (after one item in an inbox)
- I can't the content because there are illegal characters ...
Need help. How can we reduce the number of versions kept in those
workspaces ? (meaning this one and the Expression workspace which
looks as bad ..)
The interesting feature from an openwfe point of view, was to have
easy search facilities.
Do we even need versioning as for now ?
Damn those swiss people that won against France :D
Niko,
On Sat, 17 Jun 2006 20:57:33 +0900, John Mettraux <dev-
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Nicolas,
On 6/16/06, Nicolas Modrzyk <[email protected]> wrote:
In the MgnlParticipant class (that extends the
AbstractEmbeddedParticipant) the consume method does:
First, get the participant name.
Them,
-> in case of a command:
* get the command
* create a workitem context from the current context (but I
think that part of the code is wrong. It calls
MgnlContext.getInstance
() but nothing is set since we are in a flow)
* execute the command
* reply to the engine
-> in other cases
* store the item (no reply?)
Sounds good (reads fine).
The reply is for later (in case of a non-command (inbox maybe)), the
workitem is stored for later manipulation. When it's ok, the
[modified] workitem should be fed back to the engine
(engine.reply(wi)).
Best regards,
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