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Subject: RE: Initializing files at startup
Jim,
sounds very good what you are describing. I'm not sure if I can distinguish
between DBinitialization and serverStartup within the repository
initialization mechanism I'm slightly extending
(common/XMLUNmarshaller.java), as it uses Slide Core
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From: Stefan Lützkendorf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Freitag, 1. Oktober 2004 17:16
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Subject: Re: Initializing files at startup
Hallo Peter,
installing a webdav server with some inital template data
would be intresting in some of our projects too
cannot initialize content.
Regards,
Peter
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Subject: AW: Initializing files at startup
Hi Peter,
I'd like to have a general mechanism to export
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Hallo Stefan,
One query I have is, what happens if the server starts up a
second time and the content of the file or the referenced
collection is changed? Is it updated, are new subdirectories
added or how do you handle this?
They way I coded it now, no update
/XMLUnmarshaller.java which allows specifying content elements
inside revision elements.
Regards,
Peter
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From: Oliver Zeigermann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Freitag, 1. Oktober 2004 17:31
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Subject: Re: Initializing files at startup
Hi Peter
store or database.
Regards,
Peter
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From: Jim Myers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Freitag, 1. Oktober 2004 19:12
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Subject: Re: Initializing files at startup
I think this is VERY useful functionality. We have similar
use cases
: Initializing files at startup
Hi,
to initialize data in a repository during server start-up, I
can add objectnode elements in Domain.xml. For instance, I
could add an element objectnode classname=...
uri=/files/foo/ inside objectnode classname=...
uri=/files/ to have a folder /files/foo
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Oliver,
how does the problem with the content always being created shows up? ...
I cannot reproduce it with objectnodes being initialized in Domain.xml
(at least not with Slide_2.0). With my modest changes to
XMLUnmarshaller.java, content is only created if the
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Daniel
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Hi,
to initialize data in a repository during server start-up, I can add
My preference would be to wait until 2.2. Since we're already into beta
I get a funny feeling about adding new features. I'm not really picky
about it, though, so -.5 :).
-James
Oliver Zeigermann wrote:
Hi Peter,
this sounds interesting. I'd say this should at least go into the CVS
HEAD, for
Hi,
to initialize data in a repository during server start-up, I can add
objectnode elements in Domain.xml. For instance, I could add an
element objectnode classname=... uri=/files/foo/ inside objectnode
classname=... uri=/files/ to have a folder /files/foo initialized.
Also, to an objectnode
Hallo Peter,
installing a webdav server with some inital template data would be
intresting in some of our projects too.
One query I have is, what happens if the server starts up a second
time and the content of the file or the referenced collection is
changed? Is it updated, are new subdirectories
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Hi,
to initialize data in a repository during server start-up, I can add
objectnode elements in Domain.xml. For instance, I could add an
element objectnode classname=... uri=/files/foo
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Hi,
to initialize data in a repository during server start-up, I can add
objectnode elements in Domain.xml. For instance, I could add an
element objectnode classname=... uri=/files/foo/ inside objectnode
classname=... uri=/files/ to have a folder /files/foo initialized.
Hi Peter,
this sounds interesting. I'd say this should at least go into the CVS
HEAD, for the release branch of 2.1 I am +0.
I noticed upon importan of objectnodes Slide always tries to create
content along with a node. In my current work I would need something
that tells me if a node is a
: Re: Initializing files at startup
Hallo Peter,
installing a webdav server with some inital template data would be
intresting in some of our projects too.
One query I have is, what happens if the server starts up a second
time and the content of the file or the referenced collection is
changed
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