Re: [Hypercontent-users] Porting Hyper Content1.4 projects to Hyper Content2.0

[Alex V. <av...@co...>]

Hi Juris,
	The "Zip" function does not maintain revisions, but you can keep your 
revisions in the migration to 2.0. At Columbia, we actually have both 
versions 1.4 and 2.0 running simultaneously against the same project 
repositories (just not the same bootstrap repository).  We have our 
repositories on NFS, and we simply point our 2.0 project repository 
definitions to the same directories as in our 1.4 project definitions.  
The underlying structure is 100% compatible between versions 1.4 and 
2.0.
	If you want to make a copy of the repository with all the revisions, 
you can use the command line to copy the entire repository tree to 
another location, or create a tar file which you can easily port 
between machines.

	This reminds me, in the beta distributions the bootstrap project 
itself is not versioning (due to the overhead of storing all the 
additional files in CVS).  Here are the steps to move the bootstrap 
project to a versioning filesystem:

1) Go to
	http://localhost:8080/?mode=interactive&screen=workflow
2) Run the "Download Zip" script.  When the zip is ready, a link to 
download will appear at the right.
3) Go to
	http://localhost:8080/projects/index.xml?mode=interactive
4) Create a new project repository "bootstrap-new" and set it to use 
the "local-editioning" filesystem type, and give it a mount point (e.g. 
"/bootstrap-new/") and a path
5) Go to 
"http://localhost:8080/bootstrap-new/?mode=interactive&screen=workflow"
6) browse to the zip you just downloaded, set "force overwrite" to true 
and upload it
7) Stop server, and change "/WEB-INF/properties/Projects.xml" to point 
to your "bootstrap-new" repository, and change its type to 
"local-editioning".

When you restart the server, your versioning copy of the bootstrap 
project will now be in effect.

Cheers,
Alex

On Jun 16, 2005, at 10:11 AM, Juris Treibahs wrote:

> Hello, Alex!
>  I have set up Hyper Content2.0 and begun porting projects. It works 
> with files itself in repository. That is it reads index.xml file not 
> directory named index.xml as in Hyper Content1.4 and I didn't find 
> that revisions are saved. So I am downloading on by one file from 
> Hyper Content 1.4 and placing into Hyper Content2.0 repository. I 
> would be impractical porting large projects:)!
>   Will it be possible to keep revisions of files?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Juris Treibahs
> University Of Latvia
>
>
>
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