Hello Oliver,
Martin Holz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
On Wednesday 07 January 2004 11:10, Oliver Zeigermann wrote:
Martin Holz wrote:
Oliver Zeigermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
There is one other thing that just reached my pea-sized brain: If we change the XML representation of the file store - which is necessary to have binding - it will no longer be compatible to the old non-tx file store. What to do about it? Just say, well that's the way it is, or should we provide something like a compatibility mode?
No need for a compatibility mode, since nobody would switch back to the old file store, but there might be the need for a converter. Probably this can be done with a simple XSL stylesheet.
Sounds reasonable - the XSLT would look really simple I guess. Martin, would you volunteer do this? Or shall I?
I will do it, if you can wait until Monday.
Did you already checkin the changes for binding or know what the new file format will be?
Peter checked them in. And I guess the changes are pretty obvious. The section in the XML descriptors for children once called "childs" having child sub-elements now look like (for action folder):
<children>
<child name="read" uuri="/actions/read" />
<child name="read-acl" uuri="/actions/read-acl" />
<child name="read-current-user-privilege-set" uuri="/actions/read-current-user-privilege-set" />
<child name="write" uuri="/actions/write" />
<child name="write-acl" uuri="/actions/write-acl" />
<child name="write-properties" uuri="/actions/write-properties" />
<child name="write-content" uuri="/actions/write-content" />
<child name="bind" uuri="/actions/bind" />
<child name="unbind" uuri="/actions/unbind" />
<child name="unlock" uuri="/actions/unlock" />
</children>
<parents>
<parent name="actions" uuri="/" />
</parents>
Oliver
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