Hi Brian,
I have no experiences using DotCMIS with Documentum, but from a DotCMIS
perspective the object types doesn't matter. It is just a different
string in the XML.
Which binding (AtomPub or Web Services) did you use? Can you record the
traffic between your application and Documentum (e.g using Fiddler)? Can
you see which call is stuck?
Btw. Creating a small document should take far less than a second.
Other repositories can create a small text file via CMIS in 100ms.
- Florian
Hi,
I'm using DotCMIS in a C# ASP.net project. I'm trying to create
documents in our EMC Documentum repository. I am able to create a
very
simple text file as a 'cmis:document' very quickly and easily, in a
matter of seconds.
When I try to use a document using a custom object type, I can still
create a simple text file, but it takes up to *15 minutes*!
I have a colleague who wrote a small app in Java, and when posting
the a document using the same custom object type, he gets pretty good
performance (3-5 seconds).
I'm entirely new to CMIS in general and am still digging into my code
and working with my Documentum support team, but I'm curious if there
are any known issues with custom object types in DotCMIS? With
DotCMIS
and Documentum?
Any insight would be appreciated!
Thanks
Brian
