Re: Using Slide as windows filesystem gateway

[Oliver Zeigermann]

The files you talk about are only one half of the resource information. 
While they contain the actual content, there is another tree containing 
meta information. Now, your tree contains all versions of content and as 
each file needs a different name the version number is appended to the 
original resource name. This results in names ending in _1.0 etc. If you 
switch if off, all versions would be saved to the same file overriding 
each other. Although, when versioning is turned off, it might be save to 
omit the version number. I could add a switch for this...

To see if this helps disable it manually in 
org.apache.slide.store.txfile.TxFileContentStore by changing every line 
that looks like

        String revisionUri = uri.toString() + "_" + 
revisionDescriptor.getRevisionNumber();

to

        String revisionUri = uri.toString();

Talking about ACLs. There currently is no store that uses access control 
of the file system.

Oliver

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Is there any way to have slide use a file system store
that is simply a shared directory on a windows
machine?  Basically something similar to Davenport
(http://davenport.sourceforge.net/) that uses the file
system's ACLs and allows the target store to also be a
shared windows directory. I am working on a project to
provide remote file access to a central repository of
files.  There is already a solution in place that uses
windows shared directories and while we move to the
new system, we want to be able to run the two in
parallel.
Eventually, I want to move to using slide's content
managment capabilities but won't be allowed to until
we have proven to the managers the viability of our
new architecture.
I know that slide has a file system store, but I can't
get it to not tag on the version number of the file,
ending up with files like "file.doc_1.0".  I tried
looking through the documentation and code but didn't
really see anything that would allow me to disable
this behavior.  Any help/suggestions are welcome.
Thanks,
Seth Wright
    
                
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