You can't set a permission that is inherited. Inherited means the ACE
is really inherited (believe me) from a parent resource.
In fact you should filter the ACEs with the inherited flag set before
calling the aclMethod(). Luckily the client library does this for you.
Ingo
Hi,
I have
Every PROPPATCH creates a new version provided that the auto-version
parameter is set to checkout-checkin.
Make sure you have both parameters, auto-version and
auto-version-control, set to the same value when comparing stores.
If you don't want a PROPPATCH to create a new version you have to
The first thing that comes to my mind is that Weblogic might not be able to
handle the chunked transfer encoding correctly that is used when your
upload source is a stream. It looks like it cannot detect the end of
the request body.
I would rather expect this to be a Weblogic problem than a bug
client (which now is null).
4. Is there any other better fix for this issue?
Fix Weblogic or don't use chunked encoding.
Regards,
Ingo
Thanks again,
Ritu
-Original Message-
From: Ingo Brunberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 8:16 PM
To: [EMAIL
I could not have said this better myself.
Ingo
BPropfind allows you to arbitrarily specify resources that you want to do a
propfind on. If all your resources are within a folder, then you can always
vary the depth value to get all the information (and perhaps more).
Microsoft is as usual
Ok, it was all just a misunderstanding :-) There is an option in the
Domain.xml update-displayname that is a config option for the MacroUpdater
listener. The value is set to true by default so that for many operations
(move included) the displayname is automatically updated to the filename.
,
Simone Gianni
Ingo Brunberg wrote:
This is the same problem as with a PROPPATCH with multiple
properties. The methods in WebdavResource simplify things too much in
returning only a boolean value for these methods that can be partially
successful. Returning false would not be the right thing
I think what you intend to do is to change the DAV:owner
property. That doesn't require more than a PROPPATCH request.
But note that on some servers this property might be protected so that
you cannot change it via WebDAV.
Regards,
Ingo
Hi,
I wonder if someone asked already for this (i
This is the same problem as with a PROPPATCH with multiple
properties. The methods in WebdavResource simplify things too much in
returning only a boolean value for these methods that can be partially
successful. Returning false would not be the right thing either.
If you have a good idea how to
the client uses too.
-Original Message-
From: Ingo Brunberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 9:44 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: httpclient code
It's more recent than the 2.0 release, since there were some important
bugfixes
Have you already tried the UPDATE method? That makes your
version-controlled resource represent a specific version from its
version history.
Ingo
hi,friends,
this is a common question(I think). I use web Client API to retrieve the
versions of a given file. But after that, I want to
Hi Warwick,
I'm still aware of your submisions, but I had no time to work on them
yet. Please be a little patient.
Ingo
P.S
The most urgent problem is the comparison between esacped and
unescaped paths in the UNLOCK method. You see, I' aware of that also.
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has
So under what circumstances would we see a problem if we don't use the
MultiThreadedHttpConnectionManager in the WebDAV client? Anytime we try to
use a multithreaded client configuration??
Warwick
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From: Ingo Brunberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent
Try with searchrequest instead of searchRequest and basicsearch
instead of basicSearch.
Ingo
hi sliders
i'm trying to do a search in slide with the dasl-search, but recieving
state 422 all the time...
the request-xml (built with jdom):
d:searchRequest xmlns:d=DAV:
d:basicSearch
And your scope is missing a depth.
Try with searchrequest instead of searchRequest and basicsearch
instead of basicSearch.
Ingo
hi sliders
i'm trying to do a search in slide with the dasl-search, but recieving
state 422 all the time...
the request-xml (built with jdom):
Yes, the problem is the httpclient library that does not allow '@'
signs in usernames. I have already submitted a patch to the Httpclient
developers.
Ingo
My username is an email address and this fails with an invalid port number
error when I attempt to authenticate and connect to the slide
) {
manager = new MultiThreadedHttpConnectionManager();
manager.setMaxTotalConnections(30);
manager.setMaxConnectionsPerHost(10);
}
client = new HttpClient(manager);
--- Ingo Brunberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is how I am getting the Client Instance
?
stefan
Ingo Brunberg wrote:
here's the stacktrace of the exception, how can i make a session-trace?
tcpmon (part of Axis), ethereal, qdpf, ...
The stacktrace does not help much indeed.
Ingo
stefan
46 [main] INFO ch.previon.deponejo.slide.WebDavClient
First, this is not quite the right list for asking this question. It
would have better been asked on the commons-httpclient-dev list.
But anyway, your code snippet does not show how you create the
HttpClient instance that you use. Be aware that by default you get one
that uses the so called
to surround the following two lines of your
code given below with a synchronized(client) {} block:
int status = client.executeMethod(getMethod);
byte attachmentBytes[] = getMethod.getResponseBody();
Regards,
Ingo
thanks for trying to helping me
Sudhakar
--- Ingo Brunberg
Stacktrace, trace of the session?
hi slide-users
i've developed a java-class based on the slide-client-api that acts as a
webdav-client on a slide-server. until now i had my java-class in
eclipse and it connects on a slide-server in the network (other box).
works fine.
now i'm trying
If you want something that is portable and supported by the client you
should use Bindings and not LinkNodes. You will however need at least
the client library of Slide 2.1b1. Regarding other WebDAV clients I
have not heard of any that support Binding.
Ingo
I am using LinkNode to create
)
at
org.apache.webdav.lib.WebdavResource.init(WebdavResource.java:290)
at
ch.previon.deponejo.slide.WebDavClient.init(WebDavClient.java:63)
at ch.previon.deponejo.test.SlideTest.main(SlideTest.java:44)
Ingo Brunberg wrote:
Stacktrace, trace of the session?
hi slide-users
i've developed a java-class
if that's the case.
Warwick
-Original Message-
From: Ingo Brunberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 11:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: CVS label for the Slide 2.1 beta?
Ok. The changes that I saw in the head were actually more widespread
than
Could somebody explain reportMethod for me? If I have file with uri
http//localhost:8080/slide/files/test.txt, how could I get all information
about this one, for example: version number, history.
Take the time to read the Delta-V spec you can find at www.webdav.org
and search the slide-user
I'm pretty sure there's no bug related to spaces in pathnames in
WebdavResource. But the commmand line client and the LockMethod may
well have problems.
I will have a look at the patches as soon as Warwick submits them.
Ingo
Hi
I was having trouble with pathnames and spaces too, i'm designing
If you want something simpler I would suggest you first have a look at
the WebDAV servlet included in Tomcat. It sounds like that perfectly
fits your needs.
Regards,
Ingo
I am new to slide and have been mostly figuring it out thru RTFM, FAQs, etc.
I was wondering, however, if there was a
I would recommend not to use exists() at all. Whenever I want to check
the existence of a resource I simply use the HEAD method.
For the given example:
if (webdavResource.headMethod(/rootpath/files/test.txt) {
// test.txt exists
}
Regards,
Ingo
All,
Does anyone know how to use exists()
Yes, the client library fulfils all your versioning needs.
Just note that you should not use the Label header mentioned here
because it is deprecated.
Most tasks can be handled by the REPORT method. To download a
particular version, issue a GET request against that version. You
might also want
The answer is simple. Use the client part of Slide 2.1-beta1. It has
full support for Bindings in WebdavResource.
Ingo
All,
I have some quesion about binding in slide, and I will describe my use case firstly,
then ask the quesions.
The admin user grant read privilege to user1 on
is not
recognized as the default servlet even though the url-pattern under
servlet-mapping, in web.xml is /: url-pattern//url-pattern
I had to set the default-servlet init parameter to false.
Regards,
Ritu
-Original Message-
From: Ingo Brunberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent
You can of course request those custom properties with WebdavResource.
But I guess your problem is still not solved. If you have a look at
the request you generated you will see that it is missing the request
body. You got a URIException, right? So again, please check your
username.
Ingo
I strongly suspect that your URL is wrong or at least Httpclient
doesn't like it. Personally I'm unsure if it is legal.
User and password are embedded in a URL like this:
http://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:8080/somepath
With your username your URL looks like:
http://[EMAIL PROTECTED]:[EMAIL
In WebdavResource there are constructors where you can supply your
credentials, for example:
public WebdavResource(String escapedHttpURL, Credentials credentials)
And I have got at least one report that it works.
Ingo
I'm trying to figure out how to use NTLM authentication with the Slide =
One thing that strikes me immediately when looking over your post is
the argument to propfindMethod() DAV:group-member-set. Either omit
the namespace or better use a PropertyName.
Ingo
Hi there,
I still have the problem that I don't get the group-member-set property.
Nothing helped so far,
Ah, I see the problem is the bad documentation of the methods in
WebdavResource.
I meant you should create a 'new PropertyName(DAV:, group-member-set)',
put that into a Vector propVec and then call
propfindMethod(DepthSupport.DEPTH_0, propVec). This should yield
something you can work with. If
1. Is 2.1 beta release on schedule (Aug 10?)
Yes
2. Can we expect some performance gains in 2.1?
I have do some work for the file store. With other stores performance
should be pretty much the same as in 2.0, I guess.
3. Also from publishing point of view, is there any slide
Take the following code snippet as a starting point:
Vector propVec = new Vector(2);
propVec.addElement(checked-in);
propVec.addElement(checked-out);
try {
Enumeration e = resource.propfindMethod(DepthSupport.DEPTH_0, propVec);
if (e.hasMoreElements()) {
Enumeration props =
Your assumptions are correct. The exisiting close() method does almost
do nothing. I had also thought about fixing it the way you propose and
will do so now.
The price to pay for closing connections is that a new connection has
to be created when you execute the next method. I have always
That was my silly fault, because I silently tried a senseless
optimization. Will correct it in a minute...
Ingo
I am using the webdavclient code from CVS since the current release is not =
working for me. Everything is going along fine, except when I want to enume=
rate resources inside a
();
}
setStatusCode(statusCode);
return (statusCode = 200 statusCode 300) ? true : false;
}
Will this work?
Carlos
Ingo Brunberg wrote:
Your assumptions are correct. The exisiting close() method does almost
do nothing. I had also thought about fixing it the way you
The URI class from Httpclient is correct. Slide, which is still using
a very old variant of Httpclient for the server part, incorrectly
escapes those characters.
One of the developers noted this inconsistency between client and
server versions not long ago. I guess someone really has to bring the
Ooops, I really should test the modifications I make. I will correct
this ASAP.
Ingo
I am now not even able to do simple calls like isDirectory on WebdavFile.=
The offending code is as follows:
The setClient(URL) method of WebdavResource looks like this:
protected synchronized void
It's more recent than the 2.0 release, since there were some important
bugfixes. For the exact date see the CVS log.
Ingo
What version of the commons-httpclient code is being used with Slide in HEA=
D? I have downloaded the 2.0 version of httpclient but the source doesn't s=
eem to line up
This looks like Slide fails to compute the getcontentlength if a
resource is PUT using Transfer-Encoding: chunked. In fact there are
statements in PutMethod that look like this:
revisionDescriptor.setContentLength(req.getContentLength());
This is not sufficient. When using chunked
.
The fix is basically computing the length of the data from the InputStream
by using *available* method.
Regards,
Ritu
-Original Message-
From: Ingo Brunberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 23, 2004 6:14 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Facing problem
Forgot to say, if you need a workaround now, just read the content into
a byte array and pass that to putMethod().
Regards,
Ingo
Ritu,
this needs to be fixed on the server side.
Also your fix won't work in general because the available() method is
not reliable for computing the length.
Hello again,
now I have some logfile entries for the two things.
the 4th line is the commandline client trying to put a file,
the last line is the webfolder puting a file. It does some HEAD before.
Does someone know what this means? What command does it fit in the command
line client? I
I guess you will find it in the Java Mail API.
Regards,
Ingo
Hi Davide,
thanks for the help.
There aren't methods for these, you have to read the request headers.
With Basic HTTP Authentication you have a header named Authorization
that should contains something like this:
BASIC
You can use org.apache.tomcat.util.buf.Base64 inside tomcat-util.jar.
I also found sun.misc.BASE64Decoder while googeling, which was, to my
surprise, in my classpath.
But now I face a strange problem, that I don't know any answer to:
After having constructed the HttpURL Object, I call it's
How can you call canRead() or canWrite() as these methods do not
exist?
And how exactly are you creating the WebdavResource ?
Indeed there seems to be a problem with HttpURL.
Looks like the password you have not set before (which therefore is null)
causes the Exception. So simply call
I am currently in the process of designing a JCA implementation for
Slide to plug it into J2EE servers. This will work by using a client
libarary to pass WebDAV requests over to Slide.
Questions:
- I need to implement something that comes close to a connection to
Slide. How should it
Hi Ingo,
I took a look at the link. My problem is I do not want to do put(url,file).
I want to do put(url,data). Is it possible?
Yes, where should be the difference?
Or do I have to create an empty file first and then put content?
Thanks,
Rd.
Ingo Brunberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Have a look at this thread:
http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED]msgId=1701920
Hi,
I am using wevdavresource class.
When I want to first create the file say t2.txt in slide, how do I do it?
When I try to use a Webdavresource constructor with non existing file, it returns
If I remember correctly cross host redirects are not supported by the
2.0 version of Httpclient that Slide is still using. I believe support
for that was added in the 3.0 version which is still in alpha stage.
Ingo
I'm trying to write a javamail driver for Hotmail
which is basically a webDAV
Unfortunately, WebdavResource is not (yet) calling
setFollowRedirects(). So (for now) you'd have to exceute the method
manually.
Ingo
How do I relate this with the creation of the WebDAV resource??
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed
You could use DASL (SearchMethod) to look for all resources for which
the property DAV:owner has a specific value.
Ingo
Hi,
I am using slide Webdav client api.
Is there any way I can get all resources owned/created by a paricular end user?
Thanks,
Revati
If there is an IOException it is thrown. For other reasons you should
simply check the status code returned by calling
resource.getStatusCode().
Ingo
Not trying to be a smart aleck, but how do you check the tomcat console with
code? I see a number of APIs return boolean instead of possibly
I think that article is very outdated.
Look at
http://www.webdav.org/deltav/scenarios/scenarios-00-1.htm#_Toc475158795
section 3.2
- Original Message -
From: Ingo Brunberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 4:19 AM
Subject: Re: How do I get
That's because it doesn't really matter which prefix you use. It's
just XML. The important part is the namespace itself which is bound
to the prefix by a xmlns declaration.
Ingo
Hi,
Can someone do me the favour of answering this question.
Why when I connect to a IIS WebDAV server when i
versioncontrol to get it to the /files collection?
- Original Message -
From: Ingo Brunberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 4:19 AM
Subject: Re: How do I get checkout to create copy in workspace?
Where did you read about a Target-Selector
Where did you read about a Target-Selector? Usually you create a
version controlled resource in a workspace by using a VERSION-CONTROL
request.
If you use WebdavResource you can call the method
versionControlMethod(String path, String target), where path is the
new resource to be created and
. This has been reported recently. The problem is
that 255 characters is a too strict limit. Use text instead of varchar
as the type of the field. If I remember correctly the schema has
already been corrected in CVS.
-Karthik
- Original Message -
From: Ingo Brunberg [EMAIL
kranga wrote:
I've tried using propfind path label-name-set and this returns blank. The
label property holds a set of labels as a revision can have multiple labels.
How do I query the labels out? Someone please help!
You need to do your propfind (for label-name-set) on the version paths.
Are you talking about the encoding done in the client library? That is
handled by the Httpclient libs.
As Julian already mentioned the '#' in the URL usually serves as a
fragment identifier. Hence I am not sure if the URL that Microsoft
produces is really a valid one. At least it was not a lucky
Properties are Strings. Just construct the complex type within your
application.
Ingo
I want to add a new nested property for a new file created on WebDav,
like the properties supportedlock or resourcetype on files or
collections.
The problem is that the method
This has already been discussed a while ago. Basically the response URLs
are stored in a Hashtable. And a Hashtable doesn't preserve or
guarantee the insertion order.
Btw., do we have a valid decision now to require Java 1.4? If so we
could easily replace the Hashtable by a LinkedHashMap.
Ingo
No, you cannot even alter the properties of an existing version with a
PROPPATCH.
Compare Delta-V to other version control systems: In CVS you normally
cannot modify an existing version, too. If you don't want to have a
particular version created just don't check it in. Remember you can
change
You can add labels to and get a specific version. But you first have
to find out (via REPORT) where that version is located, because you
need to act directly on that version (yes, that's how WebDAV works).
And labels are supported by the server side of Slide.
Ingo
Need help with adding labels
A CHECKIN does exactly what you cited: It effectively creates a new
version as a copy (content and properties) of the version controlled
resource.
To create a new version with different content than the currently
checked-in version controlled resource you first have to check-out the
VCR, than
Yes, I think there would be a great amount of interest and I would
like to see it integrated in Slide's client library.
As I have explained many times, we once had two such approaches in
Slide, one that was never finished and one that was IMHO too complex
and never working quite right. Now, I am
for you email.
do you mean I can use the setRequestHeader as setRequestProperty in
java.net.HttpURLConnection? Could you give me an example for how to use the
method? thanks a lot.
From: Ingo Brunberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Slide Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
Of course you can do this. Just set an appropriate request header on
the GetMethod - setRequestHeader(...)
Ingo
hi,
it is a common idea, if a file is very big, we may hope the flie in slide
can be downloaded off and on.
As I know, the WebDAV is an extension of HTTP. The
To answer your first question: If you execute a PUT request, the 204
(No Content) is the right response to indicate success. The No
Content refers to the response, not the request.
I don't know for sure the answer to your second question, but I doubt
that Slide ever generates a 304 response
such as reportMethod() that take a HttpURL as a
parameter.
Cheers
Luke.
-
On 10 May 2004, at 18:15, Ingo Brunberg wrote:
This is indeed worth investigating. Calling getHttpURL() should really
not create a new session. Maybe you can post a code snippet?
Ingo
After a bit
just a few calls to a servlet I had).
I shall now recode based on your advice though - thank you for your help.
Cheers
Luke.
-
Quoting Ingo Brunberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Do you actually have a problem with open sessions or is you interest
rather
Hi,
maybe I don't get your point. You state that
- webdavResource.getChildResources().getResources() contains null elements
- webdavResource.getChildResources().listResources() is correct.
I would say that's not possible, because listResources() uses
getResources() internally and it does not
Do you actually have a problem with open sessions or is you interest
rather theoretical?
As I explained some time ago, you should use WebdavResource in such a
way that you call a WebdavResource constructor only once in your
application. This way you have no more than one connection, so you
should
You get the 501 because you pass the complete URI instead of the
path. Would be fine if it worked, but it's not really critical. So you
may need:
res.proppatchMethod(newRes.getPath() ,prop, val1, true);
One general hint for using the client library: Don't create more than
one WebdavResource via
Ah, another example of a server that is returning the wrong status
code.
As you have noticed Catacomb returns a 200 in response to the REPORT
request. This is wrong, as it really should return a 207. Because the
library does a check for the right code you get no response elements.
The library
I did not receive the original e-mail, but anyway...
Have you tried to recompile your code against 2.0b1? I guess you have
not, else you would have noticed that the API has changed a bit.
Ingo
Hi,
In 2003, we develop application use webdavlib in Slide 1.0.16 client to
access Calendar of MS
The SearchMethod class should be fully functional.
But the main problem is to create the body for the search
request. There is no smart or automatic way of creating one. That's
propably the reason why it's not integrated into WebdavResource yet,
but that would be no problem.
If you want to
Are you using Slide 2.0beta1? My WebdavFile.java doesn't have 539 or
even 658 lines.
Ingo
Another question, sorry it's my first time with dav and slide .
how can i create a subdirectory :
my code is :
WebdavFile temp1 = new WebdavFile(new
HttpURL(http://MyServer:80/Publish/titi;));
Jean-Philippe Pattus wrote:
Hello the list,
my config is :
- server side : an apache server plus a module for WEBDAV
- client side : jakarta slide webdab client 2.0 beta1
my code is very simple :
WebdavFile collectionDirectory = new WebdavFile(new
This will not work, because the URL you try to access doesn't already
exist.
Either use a constructor where you can pass the action parameter
'NOACTION' or do this:
HttpURL url = new HttpURL(http://MyServer:80/Publish;);
WebdavResource temp1 = new WebdavResource(url);
Hi,
I apologize if this is a question answered somewhere already, although I
have searched for such an answer in many places. I am new to Slide.
I am trying to use WebDAV to connect over SSL. The WebDAVResource will
not take an org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpsURL as an argument, so
Slide 1.0.16 uses its own Httpclient version that later evolved into
Commons Httclient, so the Javadoc you refer to doesn't apply to
1.0.16.
Ingo
Hi. Am I correct in thinking that version 1.0.16 uses the
commons.HttpClient's endSession method which has no effect (as per
Javadoc) and the
http://www.sharemation.com/your_user_name
Also have you tried connecting to sharemation account through DAV Explorer?
If yes, could you please give me the connection URL?
Regards,
Ritu
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The Slide 2.0 Changelog says Preliminary support for Delta V in the
client. What does this entail?
More specifically is Put under version Control, Check Out, Check In of
resources supported?
Yes.
Secondly, I have a generic WebDAV question regarding locking. From the Delta
V specs it
There is a relative simple solution. From within your client, just GET
the PDF and save it to a temp file. Then launch Acrobat passing it the
name of that temp file.
Ingo
Hello All!
I'm having a rather difficult time trying to figure out how to open a PDF
document (or any document for that
Naw Bentrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It works! But only with the Slide Server running on
Tomcat 4.1. With Tomcat 5:
./run.sh http://localhost:8080/slide
connect http://localhost:8080/slide
Jan 23, 2004 11:32:45 AM
org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodBase
Well, I can get the real displayname. Could you try again with the
latest code? It's really easy to build. Just checkout
jakarta-slide/webdavclient, cd to webdavclient and call ant.
And how do you retrieve the resource exactly?
Ingo
The Webdav client code seems to be broken for
In my understanding it should not matter if you use digest or basic
authentication as these are handled transparently by httpclient.
How about posting your code that uses httpclient directly?
Ingo
Hello all,
I'm having a very difficult time understanding how to use authentication
with the
Just a note,
you would get more support I you were using current CVS code / nightly
builds, as 1.0.16 is very outdated although it's the last release.
Regards,
Ingo
Hi,
I am faced with the same problem..
-Original Message-
From: Kotzian, Leszek [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi Sliders,
I have downloaded and successfully installed the Slide with tomcat
on win 2K box.
Firstly I have modified the
parameter name=resetBeforeStartingfalse/parameter
to false in Domain.xml for the files not to be deleted from the
uploaded path.
I assume
To eventually help you, I need more information. Which version of
Slide are you using, how do you start the client exactly? Also a stack
trace would be nice (really no chance to get one?).
Ingo
No response, I try again ...
Thanks
- Original Message -
From: Dubois Olivier [EMAIL
I don't think this is possible. And it's not mentioned in the WebDAV
specification.
Compare this to the behavior of CVS: If you want to specify a
particular version number for your program (which might be quite
different from the CVS version number) you assign a tag. Similarly you
could use the
Have a look at org.apache.webdav.lib.PropertyName and the various
proppatchMethod()-methods in WebdavResource.
Regards,
Ingo
Ok thanks, any hints on how to add new properties with the Client? Any
other way?
Ollie
Richard Unger wrote:
Hi!
AFAIK, you are free to choose the
Hi Priscilla,
we are running Slide with an even larger user base without significant
performance problems. But that might depend on the store
implementation you are using.
Concerning the memory problems you should make sure to give your Java
VM enough memory with the -mx and propably the -ms
Hi Ollie,
we had discussed this before, hadn't we. See this thread:
http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED]msgNo=5123
There I explained that this reveals a bug in the server
code. Unfortunately noone took up the patch that I have posted, so I
will be going to commit it myself.
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