Oliver,
Thanks a lot...
I will go ahead with it and will catch you if required...
Mihir
-Original Message-
From: Oliver Zeigermann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2004 11:56 AM
To: Slide Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: FW: writing custom store
OK, now I got it: You
OK, now I got it: You want to know if it is sufficient to implement
ContentStore, LockStore, SecurityStore,
NodeStore,RevisionDescriptorsStore, RevisionDescriptorStore and the
abstarct methods of AbstractServiceBase? Right?
The simple answer to this question is yes. However, you will have to
f
Oliver,
Yes I know that the method bodies are empty.
But please go through the code and let me know whether this is
Sufficient to write the custom store (for both content and metadata)?
I am actually going to implement these methods as per my requirement.
Mihir
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From
Mihir,
all your method bodies are empty! On exactly *what* shall we have a look?
Cheers,
Oliver
Mihir Solanki wrote:
Hi Michael,
Here with this email I am attaching the java source code
For my custom store.
Please have a look and suggest me whether this is OK or NOT.
I have implemented all the *Sto
Hi Michael,
Here with this email I am attaching the java source code
For my custom store.
Please have a look and suggest me whether this is OK or NOT.
I have implemented all the *Store interfaces and extended my custom
Store class from "AbstractServiceBase".
I am actually going to implement onl
Hi Michael,
Here with this email I am attaching the java source code
For my custom store.
Please have a look and suggest me whether this is OK or NOT.
I have implemented all the *Store interfaces and extended my custom
Store class from "AbstractServiceBase".
I am actually going to implement onl
On Monday 19 July 2004 05:49, Mihir Solanki wrote:
> I am using the slide 2.0 binary version. I wanted to run it by
> configuring
> the store for content as well as metadata which is Oracle DB.
>
> Please let me know is it possible or not with slide 2.0.
You must use version 2.1M1...
http://www.
On Tuesday 20 July 2004 14:07, Ricardo Gladwell wrote:
> Thanks for your informative response. I didn't consider adding the
> WebDAV client tool to the web application and accessing the WebDAV
> functionality through this. Doesn't this involve opening a HTTP
> connection back to the same server?
>
Slide 2.1 supports full text search using Lucene.
If you want to plug in your own search engine take a look at IndexStore to
index the content, and ExpressionFactory to handle the actual search query.
-Ryan
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From: elaine chien [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday,
Hi Daniel,
I am willing to help you with the design, graphics, layout of the admin
application.
Can I email you direct to discuss more on your requirements?
Best Rgds.
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From: "Daniel Florey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Slide Users Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent
Well WebDAV is after all an HTTP extension and I do believe your
assumption that opening a session is somehow "inefficient" is related to
the assumption that there are communications delays. Applications
talking to each other over ports within the same machine is a common
practice.
You could howe
All you need to do is look at the Tx*Stores, they extend
AbstractTxFileStoreService
What I would do is look at those and while you certainly can have just
one class to do it, there really isn't any advantage in doing that.
Implement all the interfaces and do your development in a limited scope
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your informative response. I didn't consider adding the
WebDAV client tool to the web application and accessing the WebDAV
functionality through this. Doesn't this involve opening a HTTP
connection back to the same server?
This seems a little inefficient. Wouldn't it be b
Hi all,
I want to write my
own custom store.
Basically I wanted to
write a single class (single store) for both
content and metadata.
Can anybody please
tell me what all classes I have to look in slide 2.0
Also if possible
please tell me from what all classes I have either ext
Hi folks,
as promised I've implemented a simple admin application to add
users/roles and manage the roles of a user.
This application is based on the new Projector framework that will be
part of Slide 2.1M2. I hope to add some applications in the future that
will make Slide a full CMS that runs out
hi olaf
thanks for reporting this problem.
i will fix it asap!
cheers
stefan
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> Sent: Montag, 19. Juli 2004 16:10
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> Subject: jcrri does not build correctly
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>
> Hi,
> I tried to build the p
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