Re: [Exist-open] saving from eXide (v. 2.0)

[Birnbaum, D. J <dj...@pi...>]

Dear Dmitiy (cc eXist-open),

Thanks! That seems to have fixed the problem.

Best,

David
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From: Dmitriy Shabanov [mailto:sha...@gm...] 
Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2013 8:48 AM
To: Birnbaum, David J
Cc: exi...@li...
Subject: Re: [Exist-open] saving from eXide (v. 2.0)

Try to do not use "remember me" and cleanup browser cache.

On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 5:19 PM, Birnbaum, David J <dj...@pi...> wrote:

I'm running into error messages when trying to save from eXide to the database in v 2.0. I've created an XQuery and uploaded it to the database. I'm the only user, and I log in only as the administrator, so all resources are owned by the administrative account. The permissions are as follows:

Base permissions on the directory (as displayed in the "Resource properties" dialog box in the Java client) : rwxr-xr-x
Actual permissions on the directory (as displayed in the Java client): crwxr-xr-w
Base permissions on the file in the directory: -rwxr--r--
Actual permissions on the file in the directory: -rwxr--r--

I can open the file /db/cz/xquery/get_adj.xql in eXide, and when I try to save it, I'm asked to authenticate, which I do with administrator userid and password. I also check the box to remember me for two weeks. I then get a recurrent error message:

Exception while storing binary resource: Permission to write to overwrite document: /db/cz/xquery/get_adj.xql

I don't know whether this is meaningful, but when I try again, apparently the credentials haven't been saved, because I'm asked to authenticate again (with the same failed result). If I try to save a completely new file, I get the following error message:

Exception while storing binary resource: Write permission is not granted on the Collection.

I can authenticate in the Java client using the administrator credentials and save the file that way, so the problem seems to be located in how I'm using eXide, rather than in the administrative account.

Could someone please point me toward a resolution?

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Dmitriy Shabanov