Hi Hussein, Thanks for the help! Works now. Is there any way - or a planned enhancement for future versions - to allow a locking mechanism, which permits writing but allows reading access? Because locking in that sense is one of the requierements of our writers.
thanks, Roman > > I also discovered a very strange problem. > > In the v3.3 we called Cocoon from the XMLMind app via the viewHTML > > command. Worked perfectly. > > In v3.6 if I call Cocoon over start with the defaultViewer I get a > > permission denied error from Cocoon (with the same document, no > > infrastructure changes or soever). > > This is normal on Windows if you have setup XXE to lock the > file being edited. See > http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/help/com.xmlmind > .xmleditapp.dialog.PreferencesEditorDialog.html#openOptions > option "Lock documents stored on the local filesystem": > > --- > If this toggle is checked, the file containing the document > being opened in the editor is automatically locked. The type > of lock being used is exclusive. See lock types below. > > The behavior of XXE when this option is turned on is very > different on Windows and on the other platforms (Linux, Mac > OS X, more generally Unix): > > * On Windows, this will really prevent other programs > from writing, but also from *reading*, the file being locked. > > * On the other platforms, the lock is just advisory. XXE > will tell you that the file is being locked by another > program (without other details), but after that, it will > happily open the document. It will also tell you that, when > you'll try to save the file, you'll have to choose a location > different from the current one (but this is not enforced, > neither by XXE nor by the system). > > Caveat: In order to use this facility on platforms > other than Windows, you and all your coworkers possibly > editing the same files, need to turn this option on. If one > of your coworkers forgets to do it, XXE will not be able to > detect that the file being opened is locked, and in such > case, your coworker may overwrite a document being edited by > another person. > > Default: not checked. > --- >
