Hi Yomo,
It is not a limitation. Probably the xml file triggers an extractor
which fails. Did you look in the repository logs for any errors?
Regards,
Bart
Yomo Guiamo wrote:
Hello,
As I was trying to store a valid XML document onto a Hippo repository
(through a Java Class or directly on the Repository itself with vi) I
encountered a rather unexpected problem. For some reason it's not possible
to create a new .xml file on the Hippo Repository in the
files/default.preview/content/documents even if you create your own folder
(collection) in either the content or the documents folder.
The workaround I used was to create a .html with the XML contents in that
.html file and then rename it to a .xml file. Weird eh?
My question is: what is the reason for this limitation? The limitation for
directly creating.xml files is the case in the 'files' directory and its
subdirectories (other dirs like 'history' and 'workingresource' face the
same problem). Should one set specific properties first when trying to
create a .xml file on the repository - through the commandline or a Java
Class - or is something else going on?
I access the repository with the root account by the way.
Regards,
Yomo
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