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Re: Deleting old document revisions

Rainer Schöpf — 2012-05-16T23:40:12

 > On 08.05.2012 23:23, Richard Frovarp wrote:
 > > On 05/08/2012 03:26 PM, Markus Angst wrote:
 > >>>> Is there (still) no possibility to delete old revisions of documents (via GUI or
 > >>>> otherwise) or have I overlooked something?
 > >>>>
 > >>>> If I have to do it by hand: is it enough to delete *.bak files and their
 > >>>> corresponding entries in the *.rcml file?
 > >>>>
 > >>>> Thanks for any hints :-)
 > >>>>
 > >>>> Markus Angst
 > >>>>
 > >>> That's pretty much what you need to do. You can reduce the number of
 > >>> versions kept around. From my experience, you don't actually have to
 > >>> clean up the .rcml file. It will take care of that without throwing an
 > >>> error.
 > >>>
 > >>> Richard
 > >> This sounds promising, so I experimented a little bit. I did the following:
 > >>
 > >> - identified the UUID of a document under Site / Overview
 > >>    (document has 53 revisions)
 > >> - stopped Lenya
 > >> - deleted the oldest 42 revisions from content/authoring/<UUID>
 > >> - started Lenya

Re: Deleting old document revisions

Markus Angst — 2012-05-16T21:00:36

Well, then I could make roll off as much as I want by lowering the max. number
of revisions? Do you know where this number is configured?


To make a copy of a production publication (with lots of revisions) for a test
server.

Thanks
Markus

Re: Deleting old document revisions

Richard Frovarp — 2012-05-08T21:23:36

For what I was doing, I never really worried about it, or just let it 
roll off by itself.

My primary reason for deleting old revisions prior to them expiring was 
the number of times binary data creates a new revision before it ends up 
in Live. We had a bunch of teachers uploading 8 MB photos that ended up 
replicating themselves at least 4 times on the system by the time it got 
to Live, and chewing up the disk space. So I just deleted the first 
revisions to free up disk. I did that with the system running.

I guess it kind of depends on what your usecase for doing this is.

Re: Deleting old document revisions

Markus Angst — 2012-05-08T20:26:16

This sounds promising, so I experimented a little bit. I did the following:

- identified the UUID of a document under Site / Overview
  (document has 53 revisions)
- stopped Lenya
- deleted the oldest 42 revisions from content/authoring/<UUID>
- started Lenya
- navigated to Site / Revisions of the document
- the tab still shows 53 revisions
- click "View revision" on the topmost line (revision 53)
  --> document opens (ok)
- click "View revision" on revision 40 (has been deleted)
  --> got error: Could not read resource
      cocoon://modules/xhtml/xhtml.xml/<pubname>/authoring/<UUID>/de"
  (which is no surprise :-)

What do I have to do to trigger the automatic .rcml cleanup? Lenya version is 2.0.4.

Thanks!
Markus

Re: Deleting old document revisions

Richard Frovarp — 2012-05-07T15:53:23

That's pretty much what you need to do. You can reduce the number of 
versions kept around. From my experience, you don't actually have to 
clean up the .rcml file. It will take care of that without throwing an 
error.

Richard

Re: Customized Logging

Bhavya Sharma — 2012-05-03T16:39:33

go for log4j , have separate file for each module however works only if all
these are custom class

On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 9:04 PM, Gaurav Kalia <gaurav.kalia< at >techblue.co.uk>wrote:

Customized Logging

Gaurav Kalia — 2012-05-03T15:34:17

Hi All

I want to create separate log files for each of my modules. Is there any 
documentation available for the same?

Please let me know how can i achieve this.

Regards
Gaurav

Deleting old document revisions

Markus Angst — 2012-05-01T20:46:56

Hi,

Is there (still) no possibility to delete old revisions of documents (via GUI or
otherwise) or have I overlooked something?

If I have to do it by hand: is it enough to delete *.bak files and their
corresponding entries in the *.rcml file?

Thanks for any hints :-)

Markus Angst

Re: Single Sign-On

Richard Frovarp — 2012-04-27T13:44:49

Technically no. SSO (especially when used next to Shibboleth) refers to 
Single Sign On, meaning that logged in sessions are shared. AD can share 
sessions in a Windows environment, but that doesn't translate to the 
web. True SSO technologies are Sibboleth, CAS, SAML, etc. For example, 
if you log into Gmail, that login session is carried forward to Google 
Code.

If you are referring to SSO as a single username and password that one 
can use everywhere, then yes it can. You need to search for the 
underlying technologies to find it. Lenya can do LDAPS authentication. 
That is what you're going to want to look at doing.

It's been an exceptionally long time since I've looked at it, and when I 
did, I actually used it as a basis for doing Kerberos authentication 
(the LDAP piece was for identity translation).

There is documentation up on how to do it in Lenya 1.2. Everything there 
looks to be mostly correct for use against 2.0.

http://lenya.apache.org/docu12x/howtos/ldapauthentication.html

The first few

Re: Single Sign-On

florent andré — 2012-04-27T13:33:12

As far as I know there is no built-in support for SSO with Active 
Directory in Lenya...
Could be a really nice contribution !

About Shibboleth, I know that it's work for Lenya 1.2 and remember some 
discussion about porting it to 2.X, but I don't know if it was done.

Some resources that can help :
* http://www.slideshare.net/nobby/lenya-and-shibboleth
* 
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/lenya/branches/branch_1_2_x_shibboleth/ 
(lenya 1.2)
* http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/lenya/branches/docu_shibboleth/ (don't 
know what is in)

On 04/27/2012 11:01 AM, nm_santos wrote:

Single Sign-On

nm_santos — 2012-04-27T09:01:54

Does Lenya support SSO with Active Directory?

I can't find any relative information about it, only something about
Shibboleth, but no guide or examples.

Thanks in advance,
Nuno Santos.

Re: creating new publication does not work in 2.0

Ankur — 2012-04-02T07:09:40

I am facing this issue too please let me know how you would have resolved this.

Thanks, 
Ankur

Re: Facing Error while building Leyna - properties-build.xml:162: taskdef class com.thaiopensource.relaxng.util.JingTask cannot be found

Rainer Schöpf — 2012-03-28T17:14:15

Hello Ankur,

sorry for not being able to reply earlier.

Steps for remote debugging lenya with eclipse.

1. Build lenya as usual

2. Start lenya with the servlet-debug parameter, so that remote debugging of the 
running application is enabled

3. Define a Remote Java application in Eclipse:

  Menu: Run -> Debug Configurations
  Select "Remote Java Application" in the left pane
  Click on the "New" button
  Choose a name and select your lenya project in the right hand pane
  Click on the Debug button

This will connect Eclipse to the running lenya. You can now set breakpoints etc. 
as usual.

 Rainer

On Sun, 18 Mar 2012 at 20:30 -0700, AnkurPSI wrote:

 > 
 > Hi Rainer, 
 > 
 > Can you please share the steps in brief like what you have done?
 > 
 > Thanks,
 > Ankur
 > 
 > Rainer Schöpf-5 wrote:
 > > 
 > > On Fri, 16 Mar 2012 at 03:19 -0700, AnkurPSI wrote:
 > > 
 > >  > I am able to build lenya from command prompt and then I imported the
 > > cocoon
 > >  > and lenya projects (build eclipse-project on th

Re: Facing Error while building Leyna - properties-build.xml:162: taskdef class com.thaiopensource.relaxng.util.JingTask cannot be found

AnkurPSI — 2012-03-19T03:30:28

Hi Rainer, 

Can you please share the steps in brief like what you have done?

Thanks,
Ankur

Rainer Schöpf-5 wrote:

Re: Facing Error while building Leyna - properties-build.xml:162: taskdef class com.thaiopensource.relaxng.util.JingTask cannot be found

Rainer Schöpf — 2012-03-18T14:27:37

 > I am able to build lenya from command prompt and then I imported the cocoon
 > and lenya projects (build eclipse-project on the home dirs using command
 > prompt) in Eclipse ide 
 > 
 > Cocoon Home : C:\apache\cocoon\branches\BRANCH_2_1_X
 > Lenya Home : C:\apache\lenya\lenya_2.0.4
 > 
 > Now after importing I am facing few compilation errors in Ant Build files
 > and I have no clue how to resolve these error:

I've never managed to do that from within Eclipse. Instead I build lenya as 
usual (with the build script). Then I define a Remote Java Application within 
Eclipse and run lenya as 

 lenya.sh servlet-debug 

(lenya.bat in your case, I believe).

  Rainer

Re: Facing Error while building Leyna - properties-build.xml:162: taskdef class com.thaiopensource.relaxng.util.JingTask cannot be found

AnkurPSI — 2012-03-16T10:19:17


Hi Guys, 

I am able to build lenya from command prompt and then I imported the cocoon
and lenya projects (build eclipse-project on the home dirs using command
prompt) in Eclipse ide 

Cocoon Home : C:\apache\cocoon\branches\BRANCH_2_1_X
Lenya Home : C:\apache\lenya\lenya_2.0.4

Now after importing I am facing few compilation errors in Ant Build files
and I have no clue how to resolve these error:
1. Target init-tasks does not exist in this project  in "init-build.xml".
2. Waring in build.xml 
code line : <project default="webapp" basedir="." name="lenya">
----------

  <!-- ==================  Apache Lenya targets  ========================
-->

  <!-- ===================================================================
-->
  <!-- Global properties  -->
 <import file="src/targets/properties-build.xml" /> 
  <!-- Initialization targets  -->

Warning Description : 
     Multiple markers at this line
- taskdef class com.thaiopensource.relaxng.util.JingTask cannot be found
- Ant breakpoint [line: 40]

I have

Re: Setting up Lenya in eclipse issue

AnkurPSI — 2012-03-15T09:59:54

Hi Andreas, 

Thanks a lot for your quick response on this. I am working Windows 7. I
created your suggested driectory structure as follows.


Cocoon home : C:\apache\cocoon\branches\BRANCH_2_1_X    (copied all the
contents externals/cocoon_2_1_x)
lenya home  : C:\apache\lenya\lenya_2.0.4   (copied all the content except
externals/cocoon_2_1_x)

builded the lenya and I am able to run it on tomcat 6. I am able to see the
default publication.
then I generate the eclipse project for cocoon (first) and lenya (second)
and then Imported both projects in to fresh eclipse workspace but still I am
getting one compilation error in imported lenya project.

error: init-build.xml -> Target init-tasks does not exist in this project
xml element : <target name="init" depends="init-tasks">

I want to run lenya from eclipse itself but as of now I am getting the above
error please suggest something on this error and the steps to run lenya from
eclipse itself.

Please help. 

thanks, 
Ankur 











Andreas Hartmann wrote:

Re: Setting up Lenya in eclipse issue

Andreas Hartmann — 2012-03-14T18:30:45

Hi Ankur,

Am 13.03.12 14:46, schrieb AnkurPSI:


I'd rather recommend something like this (see wiki)

/apache
   /lenya
     /lenya_2.0.4
   /cocoon
     /branches
       /BRANCH_2_1_X

Lenya contains a cocoon version in the "external" directory. You can't 
use that one in Eclipse though, since it is a subdirectory of the Lenya 
directory. That's why you need a separate Cocoon directory.


I'd just remove the affected source folders from the Java build path, 
they are not necessary to run Lenya. I would not recommend the JCR 
repository for production use.


I hope the structure mentioned above helps.

Setting up Lenya in eclipse issue

AnkurPSI — 2012-03-13T13:46:29

Hi, 

I am new to Lenya CMS, I have installed the Lenya 2.0.4 with Tomcat. I am
able to see the first home page of Lenya application. Now I want to set up
my development environment in Eclipse. For setting up this I have followed
the WIKI link  http://wiki.apache.org/lenya/HowToLenyaInEclipse
http://wiki.apache.org/lenya/HowToLenyaInEclipse   this link suggest 2 step
process 
1. Build cocoon and put it into eclipse 
* created the suggested directory structure 
* place the code cocoon code at 
<LenyaDownloadedCode>\src\apache\cocoon\branches\BRANCH_2_1_X
* imported the code in eclipse but its giving few compilation error as in
image  http://old.nabble.com/file/p33494376/Capture.png 
* In Wiki link  suggested to download jcr.zip but Its not available. I have
downloaded the jcr-2.0.jar and putted into the classpath it doesn't help
please let me know how to remove these compilation errors. 


2. Build Lenya and put it into eclipse
I got confuse what code I need to put in the suggested directory structure
in WIK

Re: Kupu editor insert image issue

Richard Frovarp — 2012-02-24T17:07:50

I'm not entirely sure how to fix the issue. However, I would simply 
avoid using Kupu. It is no longer being maintained. I would recommend 
adding TinyMCE using these instructions:

http://wiki.apache.org/lenya/HowToInstallTinyMCE3.x

Kupu editor insert image issue

Yasser — 2012-02-23T22:28:21

Hi,

I am using lenya 2.0.4. I created a new publication and when I try to edit
with kupu, I encounter an issue in adding an image.

Here is what I did.
1) Created a new Asset(image) and published it. The generated url is
http://127.0.0.1/lenya/dtsps/authoring/index/image.gif
2) In kupu editor, I clicked on insert image icon and chose the image.
3) I saved the page and published it. Everything is fine so far.
4) When I edit the page again and save it, the image url gets appended with
itself as
http://127.0.0.1/lenya/dtsps/authoring/index/image.gifhttp://127.0.0.1/lenya/dtsps/authoring/index/image.gifand
the image doesn't render.

This also happens when I click on the save icon more than once

Is there a patch available for this?

Thanks,
Yasser