I have successfully written my own custom content store that integrates
with an existing custom Content Management Application. My CMA exposes
methods via an API that I have hooked into under the relevant store methods
like retrieveRevisionDescriptor() and retrieveRevisionContent() etc. I put
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From: Fallin, Jonathan A. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 19, 2004 9:31 AM
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Subject: Getting at User Principal in Slide
I have successfully written my own custom content
James,
Did you ever get a response to this post? If you are correct and there is a
bug in the logic of the AbstractWebDavMethod it may explain a cache related
bug that I have been seeing.
Jonathan
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From: Eitzmann, James [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July
Just add auto-create-userstrue/auto-create-users inside the
configuration tag in Domain.xml
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Subject: Re: Using a JDBCRealm for authentication on
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something like http://host/slide/12345.doc. Adding no-cache header to the
response may help. By the way, http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=867838
seems not to be working for Office 2000.
Arnis
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From: Fallin, Jonathan A. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: mardi, 13. juillet
I have made changes to the Windows Registry to facilitate opening Word
Documents Read/Write directly from a link within IE in a separate instance
of Word. Information on the specific registry setting is here.
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=867838
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=867838
I
instance of Word, then the Save button magically
appears.
This works for Office XP when changing the registry for 10.0. Works for
Office 2003 when changing the registry for 11.0
Jonathan
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From: Fallin, Jonathan A.
Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2004 11:35 AM
To: 'Slide Users
of word from the ie link?
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Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2004 10:00 AM
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Update!
Turns out the registry setting mentioned in
http
I am writing my own content store to integrate Slide into an existing
Content Management Application. For security and authentication I am using
a third party commercial product that can talk with Windows Active Directory
to get the authentication credentials of the user. This third party tool
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction James. Turns out the problem
was that the isCollection() method was failing for real files and the
generic GET method was being called instead of the WedDAV Server specific
one.
I finally figured out the reason why. I was improperly populating the
I am continuing to try and create my own content store to eventually hook
into an existing Content Management Application that has an exposed API. I
have gotten as far as given a URI like /slide/files/1234 I return that
it's a collection and it contains a Word document named 1234Document.doc.
Michael,
The process you describe for writing additional content stores is exactly
what I am struggling through right now. Would it be possible to make your
custom store examples available to others or at least document some specific
steps you followed to modify the Tx* stores? That information
Apache doesn't serve .jsp files in the same was as .html or .xml files. JSP
files have to be compiled first, usually by a Java Servlet Container like
Tomcat, and are served from there. (i.e. Not the Apache Doc Root folder)
**You could configure Apache to serve .jsp files from its Doc Root just
Mihir,
The answer is No as far as I can tell. I will bet you are using Office 2000
SR1 or greater, and if you are then you are out of luck. This post from
Microsoft's site details their decision to discontinue support of the
feature you (and I) both want. Not sure why but note the This
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