Hi,
I'm trying to get Slide working with Dreamweaver 4 and I've come up with
a couple of problems.
(i) I can get Dreamweaver to connect through to TC 3.2 but if the collection
contains many entries, say 100, then performance is very poor - up to a
minute to retrieve the directory. (I am using a JDBC descriptor and content
store
interfaced to Oracle). I read somewhere on the list that this might be due
to the amount of XML generated. I have had a look at the webdav servlet code
and it seems the depth to which a PROPFIND request is made can be configured
but this still won't help with a large collection. Any ideas as to how I
could go about improving performance ?
(ii) I can't get Dreamweaver to check out/check in files correctly. It
appears the lock works but then when I make changes I can't check them in
again. It looks like Dreamweaver thinks my email address is the user who has
the lock, rather than something like /users/root. Therefore it doesn't think
I am the person who checked out the file so it won't let me check it in.
This is my guess - anyone have any ideas ? I've tried the recent patch
Macromedia has given out for webdav support (1.02) and it makes matters
worse!!!
I am using one of the nightly slide builds - from Friday, 27th April.
Many thanks,
Paul Emms
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