Quoting help file "Any number of users can open and use a stack. However, if the stack is modified by more than one user, a problem arises, because when the stack file is opened, it is loaded into memory on the user's system. When the file is saved, that image in memory is saved. This means that if two users open the same stack, one user modifies and saves it, and then the other user saves the same stack, the first user's changes will be lost because they were not yet part of the stack when the second user opened it.
One method of solving this problem is to create an empty file when the stack is opened, and remove it when the stack is closed. When the first user opens the stack, then, the file is created. An openStack handler can check whether the file already exists. If it does, the application can refuse to open the stack until the file is removed, indicating that the first user has finished." And what about if the session is 'broken'...? No way to close that file. Any other user will be prevented to access... :-( Andr� _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
