Hello Anton,

I think your domain file is outdated. Please use the one given by Thomas,
this looks pretty good. This outdated file could be the reason why the
version-control method is not working. If that method is not called with
success, resources are not versioned. There is no need to change the put
method IMO.

Following parameter will bring all resources automatically under version
control created with put (declare a version-able resource to become a
version resource):   <parameter name="auto-version-control">true</parameter>

This parameter control the auto versioning behavior (auto create a version
with put or unlock):   <parameter
name="auto-version">checkout-checkin</parameter> 

The command line tool does not support any/all of the new Delta-V methods.
Perhaps someone could volunteer?
Most of the client delta-v methods are available thus, but only in a very
basic mode currently.

The server is currently tested (with those basic client API methods in
t-processor), the main functionality is already working. Currently I am
aware of only one bug in the options method.

Best regards

Juergen




 -----Original Message-----
From:   Anton Schoultz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent:   Tuesday, July 02, 2002 13.06 PM
To:     'Slide Users Mailing List'
Subject:        RE: Versioning

Hi Lionel,

I'll have a look into the putMethod class to see if it gives me any ideas.

As I understand it, versioning is configured in the slide server (not
client).

I have played with variations of the suggestion made by Peter Neverman
(2002/05/14)
which configured the content store (in Domain.xml) as

        <contentstore classname="slidestore.reference.FileContentStore">
          <parameter name="rootpath">contentstore</parameter>
          <!-- ........... versioning is ON ..................... -->
          <parameter name="version">true</parameter>
          <!-- ........... keep content data after restart ...... -->
          <parameter name="resetBeforeStarting">false</parameter>
        </contentstore>

Following Thomas Schueppel's suggestion (2002/06/26) [he had problems with 
versioning on filecontentstore - but worked with hsql store]

I have tried using a JDBC (hsql) based content store too, with file and JDBC
type node stores, all in vain. I can overwrite the stored document, but the
version
is not updated. Trying to place a file under version control (using client's
versioncontrol command) returns an error. I believe that the settings in 
domain.xml 

        <auto-version>checkout-checkin</auto-version>

mean that all files are automatically under version control, 
and that they should get a new version number each time that the file is
over-written into the store. 

The command line-tool does not support checkin nor checkout (as listed by
the help text). I am trying to wrap the client side by utilizing the
WebdavResource class, but invoking the
webdavResource.versionControlMethod(sHostDir)
didn't help either. I'm running out of ideas here.

Does anyone have versioning working? If so, please let me know what your
configuration
looks like (esp. domain.xml) Perhaps Thomas Schueppel could share how he got
versioning
working on his system ? :)

Many thanks
Anton

-----Original Message-----
From: Lionel Touati [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tue 02 July 2002 12:40
To: Slide Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Versioning


Hi Anton,

>From my experience files created using the webdav client are not versionned
by default. That's
why you probably can't get any version history in it. You should probably
dig into PutMethod.java to see what's going on

L.


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Objet : Versioning


Hi,

I'm trying to get verify versioning but can't seem to get it right.
I'm using SLIDE as on 2002-06-20 in Tomcat on Win2000.
I have versioning turned on in Domain.xml.
I have tried with FileStore and with jdbc store (hsql) but have
not been able to get a list of version history. How would I
request an older version of a file using the webdav client?
If anyone has got versioning going, I'd appreciate it if you
could drop me a line with some pointers, a sort of HOW-TO.

Many Thanks

Anton Schoultz

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