Sandie, someone already responded to let you know that 1.5 will have version
control. Certainly the implementation there is -far- past what I did in my
article, and I agree with the poster - you should wait for 1.5. Until then,
let me answer your question... No, you do -not- need to copy everything into
the History property. You may only care about one or two properties. If that
is so, just copy those guys over instead of the whole object.
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> I am trying to implement version control (based on Raymond's article) to =
> track the changes in our content managment system.
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> Does the propery History (WDDXData) need to be the replica of the whole =
> object or can it be a subset of the object (I only need to track changes =
> on some properties, not all).
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> Sandie
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