Hello Martin, I wish to thank you for the guidance you gave me last weekend on using mysql as a datastore for slide and achieving my versioning objective thru a java application like I did with the file content store. After making a few modifications to the domain.xml file,I then put the driver jar file in the right directory in the slide web server. And that was it. My server started successfully and my java codes which I showed you too related well with the server and the data repository. Once again I am very greatful MATTERS ARISING =============== Following this implementation, I could no longer connect to the server through a webfolder. I get an error after setting up the connection. The error reads... "Documents in this folder are not available. The folder may have been moved or deleted, or network problems preventing a connection to the server." Please could you help me with a clue on What the cause of the error is. This error came eventhough the webfolder was on the same local machine hosting the server or another machine using a webfolder to connect to the server. I am running Windows OS 2000 Professional. I will be glad to hear from you the soonest you can. Thank you in advance! COGI
Martin Holz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Gbenga Bello writes: > =============== > The challenge has been to implement the versioning capability that is provided by > the slide api for the RDBMS store. so that the documents inside the version_content > table can be subject to version control. (I was able to implement this for the > filestore using the > webdavResource.VersionControlMethod(),webdavResource.CheckoutMethod(),webdavResource.checkinMethod()) > Please what classes do I use here for the RDBMS contentstore implementation. I need > your guidance. > So that new versions can be produced on checkout and checkin of the same document as > configured in the domain.xml file. > I suspect that this is a little different with the RDBMS store relative to how I > went about it for the filestore. I hope I'm right? > > My reasons are that when I implemented the versioning concept for the filestore. It > was quite cheap because I used just one class(WebdavResource class). All I had to do > was to call the right methods of that class to perform the versioning of a document > resource. At the webdav layer it should be absolutly no matter, which stores are used. A webdav client has no way of telling which stores are used. If your program successfully uses webdavResource.VersionControlMethod() etc. on a slide using the filestores, it should work without changes for a slide server using the RDBMS store. If it does not, there is a error in the configuration. But I can't find something obvious in your Domain.xml. Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business $15K Web Design Giveaway - Enter today
