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WCK Update
Can anyone tell me from a high level - what happens when a user tries to
update an existing file while using WCK? The reason being is that my
application stores files differently than what is exposed to users. (ie
A file is stored as '/4/2/3/file.txt' but the user only sees file.txt in
his webDAV folder and not
the file's true path). Therefore I need to handle things that Slide and
our application's users do differently - the problem being for update,
I'm not really sure what Slide
does. Currently I am having problems updating existing files using my
custom WCK based store.
So far, I notice files that start with "._" appear and disappear and I
notice the system trying to create 'Content' directories.
Can anyone shed some light (steps, what type of files are created, when
they are deleted, and so on)?
Thanks
Brian
Note: I will record any answers I get in the wiki. (I'm actually in the
process of making a more detailed step by step, user documentation for
WCK for both my
own reference and people new to Slide.)
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Re: WCK Update
Posted by Brian Lee <bl...@macys.com>.
Thanks for the help Oliver =) As always - much appreciated
Oliver Zeigermann wrote:
>Talking about ._ and content directories I assume your client is the
>Mac which tries to save meta information in there. This is nothing
>Slide does.
>
>Oliver
>
>
>On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 13:22:03 -0800, Brian Lee <bl...@macys.com> wrote:
>
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>>Can anyone tell me from a high level - what happens when a user tries to
>>update an existing file while using WCK? The reason being is that my
>>application stores files differently than what is exposed to users. (ie
>>A file is stored as '/4/2/3/file.txt' but the user only sees file.txt in
>>his webDAV folder and not
>>the file's true path). Therefore I need to handle things that Slide and
>>our application's users do differently - the problem being for update,
>>I'm not really sure what Slide
>>does. Currently I am having problems updating existing files using my
>>custom WCK based store.
>>So far, I notice files that start with "._" appear and disappear and I
>>notice the system trying to create 'Content' directories.
>>
>>Can anyone shed some light (steps, what type of files are created, when
>>they are deleted, and so on)?
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Brian
>>
>>Note: I will record any answers I get in the wiki. (I'm actually in the
>>process of making a more detailed step by step, user documentation for
>>WCK for both my
>>own reference and people new to Slide.)
>>
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Re: WCK Update
Posted by Oliver Zeigermann <ol...@gmail.com>.
Talking about ._ and content directories I assume your client is the
Mac which tries to save meta information in there. This is nothing
Slide does.
Oliver
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 13:22:03 -0800, Brian Lee <bl...@macys.com> wrote:
> Can anyone tell me from a high level - what happens when a user tries to
> update an existing file while using WCK? The reason being is that my
> application stores files differently than what is exposed to users. (ie
> A file is stored as '/4/2/3/file.txt' but the user only sees file.txt in
> his webDAV folder and not
> the file's true path). Therefore I need to handle things that Slide and
> our application's users do differently - the problem being for update,
> I'm not really sure what Slide
> does. Currently I am having problems updating existing files using my
> custom WCK based store.
> So far, I notice files that start with "._" appear and disappear and I
> notice the system trying to create 'Content' directories.
>
> Can anyone shed some light (steps, what type of files are created, when
> they are deleted, and so on)?
>
> Thanks
>
> Brian
>
> Note: I will record any answers I get in the wiki. (I'm actually in the
> process of making a more detailed step by step, user documentation for
> WCK for both my
> own reference and people new to Slide.)
>
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