On Tue September 25 2007 2:05:38 am Alain Escaffre wrote: > Le 25 sept. 07 à 06:01, John Goerzen a écrit : > > Hi everyone, > > hello
Hi Alain, Thanks for the helpful reply. I think a large part of my confusion is all the Java bits. I've not been involved in the Java world for quite awhile, and it's not clear to me how that all fits together. How are upgrades handled? Does the installer know to not overwrite the XML files that I've customized for our unique document types? I have a few other followup questions: > > 3) Can we define custom metadata fields? > > ideed, there are some tutorials, see http://svn.nuxeo.org. You can > download in sandbox the sample project, it shows you how to create a > type with custom metadata. Metadata relies on xsd definition, end > supports complex type. I couldn't find a sandbox or a sample project on svn.nuxeo.org. I did find the tutorial about this which looks promising. Where is this sample project? I'm also a bit confused about the docs. There are some docs on nuxeo.org, other stuff in a "book", these howtos linked to from svn.nuxeo.org... It might be nice to make the nuxeo.org page have a more comprehensive set of links. Is it possible to have certain document types visible only in certain domains? > > What is the efficiency of > > searching for a particular word within existing metadata fields? > > You can configure the ful-text search on any existing metadata of the > document. Where is that done? > > 7) I get an exception (a cast exception for java.lang.long) whenever > > attempting to modify a vocabularly. This is with 5.1.1.GA. > > This didn't appear fixed in the BTS. Is there a workaround? > > I had it also, but not anymore since I updated from the 5.1 branch > (nighlty build), so I guess it has been corrected (and I saw the > "parent" managmeent ui has been improved :-) ) I also couldn't find these nightly builds. Where can I go to download one? > > > 8) What is the scalability of the system, and where can I read > > about server sizing? > > You can deploy the diffrent services on different machine and then do > some repartitoin on some of them. I was meaning more along the lines of this... With my almost completely empty, idle, default install, the Java process has over 400MB resident and over 1GB mapped (virtual). This strikes me as huge for a webserver. So if I'm going to have 200 users hitting this thing, and 100,000 documents, am I going to need to have 20GB of RAM? If so, that's going to be an issue. Or does it scale more linearly -- it will never really need more than 400MB RAM? Thanks, -- John _______________________________________________ ECM mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nuxeo.com/mailman/listinfo/ecm
