The one problem I see with using either the Slide client API or WVCM is
user authentication. The user must supply a username and password to
authenticate. So if you are writing a portlet to display the contents of
the content store you must have access to the user's password. In my
environment this
Can two identically configured Slide servers that use the JDBC store
point to the same database be actively load balanced?
Regards,
James Chamberlain
General Dynamics - Advanced Information Systems
Prototype Pathway - Collaborative Information Environment
U.S. Joint Forces Command
[EMAIL PROTEC
I am also very interested in this. A couple options that I have been
batting around are:
1. Try and capture the user's session id (jsessionid) and pass it either
as a cookie or appended to the url (like ;jsessionid=X) when talking
with the slide server.
2. Coding my web application to talk di
How do you guys as the Slide developers envision Slide being used in a
portal environment?
Would you recommend embedding Slide into our portal application and
using the Slide server APIs (or from what I've heard the WEBDAV level
above may be a more appropriate place to integrate)?
Or
Should we
I m currently working on a project to integrate Slide into our portal as
a JSR-168 compliant portlet. I have a first rev with minimal
functionality (browsing, uploading, deleting, and locking), but no acl
or versioning support. Today it is using the Slide client API which
forces it to know the user
Does anyone have a cookbook for how to unlock a resource that was locked
in a different session. Calling unlock does not work. I have read
through the mailing lists and have found a couple solutions, but I'm not
sure whether or not they are still applicable. The API has had some
significant changes
Is it possible to retrieve the owner of a file with the slide client? I
would like to be able to get the author of files without versioning and
the authors of each version if versioning is enabled. I have not been
able to figure out how to get this information. Can someone shed some
light?
Thanks
