"Flavio Eduardo de Cordova" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > But now I've got another question... When I connect using IE it shows me three > folders in the root - actions, files and users. What are they exactly ? How are they > created ?
In /files you find your data, /users represents all Users known to slide and /actions represents operations, that are subject to security restrictions, eg. read, write, lock. The collections are created in the data section of Domain.xml. > I plan to use Slide as a framework to create a layer to access the documents > in an ECM system through WebDAV. What does ECM mean? >It means that all the structure information, as well as users, security and even >content are going to be taken from this system. So, when a user connect to Slide it >will show only the folders and documents he or she actually can access, just like >when the same system is accessed by the web (HTML). > > But, by now, it seems to me there are too much configuration files to make it > work. If I want a new user I've got to insert it in a Tomcat's conf file. Then I've > got to edit permissions in the namespace... and I still have restart tomcat... Wow !! > OK, I think it's possible to configure Tomcat and Slide to use custom classes > for all of this... but I'm not sure yet how easy it is, or if it'll work the way I > want (those defaut folders - actions, files, etc - for example) and, more important, > if it will not be hard to the administrator to keep it running. User management can be done by custom classes, so no need to restart tomcat. However this will require some programming work. One way is to write a custom store mapped to the the /users URL, which makes your user database visible to slide. Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
