Hello, > Hi Ard, > > After I do filesync and propertyset, my new files don't show
You do a propertyset in the repository outside of the cms, right? This should trigger a jms event. > up in the CMS until I manually "touched" the directory by > creating a file or delete or file. I've tried repair index - > the index seems to be alright. I might because of an effienciency part in the cms, where the cms evicts items without needing a jms. You might want to try to do the following and let me know wether it works: In the cocoon.xconf of the cms, change nl.hippo.cocoon.caching.CMS_SlideJMSEventListener Into nl.hippo.cocoon.caching.SlideJMSEventListener The CMS_SlideJMSEventListener handles jms events only the document that changed, where the SlideJMSEventListener does it recursively to the root. So, the SlideJMSEventListener is less efficient, but for example in clustered environments, you need to have this one instead of CMS_SlideJMSEventListener: you can only use CMS_SlideJMSEventListener when one single cms instance is doing all the changes: that instance knows how to invalidate its own caches. When it depends on changes from outside the cms, it needs to recursively invalidate its caches, hence use SlideJMSEventListener. Let me know wether this solves your problem, Regards Ard > I can't think of anything else that I can do other than the > lack of an event that triggers the CMS to pick up the new > files. Is this assumption correct? If not, which direction > would you suggest me to investigate the problem further? > > Thanks a lot! > Jun > ******************************************** Hippocms-dev: Hippo CMS development public mailinglist Searchable archives can be found at: <a href="http://hippocms-dev.markmail.org/";>MarkMail</a> and <a href="http://www.nabble.com/Hippo-CMS-f26633.html";>Nable</a>.
