Volker Cordes wrote:
I want to use slide without the webdav servlet. I wrote a little program
to test the installation.
But when creating new objects I only get Exceptions.
We ran into similar problems. I don't know if it is a bug or feature, but
we decided to call it Slide evil-bit since it was so "evil" to find out. ;-)
Insert "evilBit();" call before this line (and anywhere before starting
TX with nat.begin if the transaction contains a structure creation call):
token.begin();
Function specification:
private void evilBit() {
/* From webdavservlet (mkCol)
* "Prevent dirty reads"
*/
m_slideToken.setForceStoreEnlistment(true);
/* JavaDoc for above:
* Force store enlistment flag mutator.
* If set to true, that will cause Slide to enlist the store
* in the current transaction for all operations, to be able
* to prevent dirty reads when doing complex updates.
* That value should be set to true only in some very specific
* critical sections of the code, as this would greatly decrease
* the ability of Slide to handle multiple concurrent requests.
*/
}
NB: I am not a Slide developer! This is just something a colleague of mine
found out and that worked for us.
I would be happy if someone else could explain this in detail or comment
if it is the endorsed "Slide kernel-way" of doing things.
Regards,
Martin
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