[Hypercontent-users] Re:

[Juris T. <sd...@la...>]

Hello, Alex!
   I succeed in configuring FCK editor with customized java upload manager =
to use with Hyper Content 1.4. It is possible to upload images using editor=
 and keep file editions. The difference is that file is saved on server in =
it's original filename. If user wants to update image he has to upload imag=
e with the same filemame. I also customized Project class by adding member =
to contain repository path. It is quite hard to get involved into code. It =
would be nice to have more comments.=20
   How about Hyper Content 2.0 - is it going to have similar way of storing=
 uploaded files?

Best wishes,
Juris



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> Date: Tre=C5=A1dien, 30.03. 2005, 17:58:34
> From: "Alex Vigdor" <av...@co...>
> Subject: Re:=20
> To: "'Hypercontent-users'" <hyp...@li...>
>
> Hi Juris,
> =09If possible, I recommend that you use the IFileSystemManager API to=20
> store and retrieve files; that way you don't have to worry about how=20
> the implementation stores data.  The "data_file" contains the actual=20
> binary data in the local-editioning implementation.
> =09Are you integrating in v1.4 or 2.0?  I look forward to hearing about=
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> your experience.
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> Cheers,
> =09Alex
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> On Mar 30, 2005, at 6:35 AM, sd...@la... wrote:
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> > Hello, Alex!
> >
> > I am integrating FCK editor instead of htmlarea. I would like to try=20
> > image
> > uploading using editor possibilities. When I upload an image using=20
> > Hyper
> > Content, in repository I see directories which names correspond to=20
> > image file
> > name containing metafile and data files. But I can't find image gif or=
=20
> > jpg
> > files itself. Are images saved in any other format or uploaded to other
> > directory?
> >
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> > Juris Treibahs
> > University of Latvia
> >
> >
> >
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>