Hi,
First off, I haven't read the previous questions you have had, so forgive me
if I give you duplicate info.
Sounds like you need to configure a JDBCDescriptorsStore, by default slide
uses a MemoryDescriptorsStore which just stores the information about files
in memory. Using a JDBCDescriptorStore will make the information persistent.
That said, there is a section in the domain.xml that you can uncomment to
get this. The actual content is being stored, just not the associated
metadata.
With slide creating the directories from my experience it was relative from
the working directory that you started your servlet container from, ie, I
started tomcat from tomcat/bin/ and the directories were relative to that.
Standard disclaimer:
YMMV.
Cheers
Dave
-----Original Message-----
From: Miroslav Zubcic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, 28 May 2001 1:58 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: files and users all around the filesystem
OK, this is my third question about slide. :-(
After I got it working I have found that files uploaded from some
client for testing are dissaperaing, that is, files _are_ where they
are but are not visible to client after logging out and logging in
again.
Also I have found /users, /var/tomcat/slide/users
/var/tomcat/slide/WEB-INF/users, and /var/tomcat/files,
/var/tomcat/slide/files, and /var/tomcat/conf/files. :-(
That is ... directories are created without my control all around
without changing paths in Domain.xml - BTW, I don't know for that
paths, are that paths relative to slide directory or filesystem.
jdk is: 1.2.2
tomcat is: tomcat-3.2.2-beta5.1
I see people are using slide with more or less trouble, where my
trouble can be?
Right now, I'm trying to install slide from scratch, and configure it
again, with reading docs/faq - again and again. (cofein and nicotin
are with me).
Can some good soul send me his configuration - withtout passwords and
personal paths of course - or even some pointers where I can solve
problem.
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