It would help if you provide a more complete code-snippet, but if you
are CREATING a new document and wish to include Alfresco Aspects as part
of the document's metadata, you do not need to cast the object at
creation time...
Construct your OBJECT_TYPE_ID with the type (for example cmis:docume
ALL:
I realize this is only loosely related to Chemistry, but I'm hoping that
maybe someone on the list has some experience with this issue in
relation to CMIS (in this case dotCMIS) to SP 2013...
We recently had a SP 2013 user "share" a folder with another user. That
"new user" was NOT a me
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Florian Müller commented on CMIS-955:
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DotCMIS: Increased the buffers as suggest by AJ Weber.
PortCMIS: Nothing to do.
Increase buffers to improve content upload perform
know if I can provide any further details for the
benefit of DotCMIS or PortCMIS!
-AJ
On 11/11/2015 2:34 PM, AJ Weber wrote:
So that edit works well with the empty-document-then-set-content
method. It does not change the behavior of trying to send the
ContentStream as part of the
ytes. I'm trying to figure out how to
increase that chunk size, but haven't found it yet. Can you think of
where I would increase the chunk size/buffer being streamed to the
HttpRequest?
Thanks again,
AJ
On 11/11/2015 2:20 PM, AJ Weber wrote:
Thank you for the quick reply! :)
We
Thank you for the quick reply! :)
We monitored the client-memory and found the same thing as your first
comment. It's not scalable.
We tried wrapping the ContentStream's Stream (which was a FileStream) in
a BufferedStream and set the buffer to the same size as the AtomPub
Writer's (64k). T
We have noticed some significant performance problems storing large
content to our repository.
After wading through some of the dotCMIS code we tested setting the
HttpWebRequest's sendChunked = false (as counter intuitive as it may seem).
Setting this to false increased content transfer uploa
It is my understanding that there is an optional "maxItems" for (at
least) searching in the CMIS standard?
A quote from something I read: The CMIS specification defines the
maxItems parameter as “the maximum number of items to return in a response”.
I believe this is different than "MaxItemsP
I've been using dotCMIS against a few other repos for a while, and just
now starting to work with SP2013.
Noticed that the Version Comments do not seem to be returned by the SP
connector/service? I have tried to retrieve them with dotCMIS and I
have tried viewing them through Workbench and bo
