Upgrading
The blog has been upgraded, and everything seems stable. Thanks, BlogSphere !!!! There is some cleanup that needs to happen but that will have to wait. Working on an upgrade to Open Audit . When I created Open Audit, I never imagined there would be this many enhancements. Currently working on deleting and archiving audit logs, and possibly auditing activity. Also considering a roll back option , which I am looking to implement more like a source control solution. Meaning, currently when a document is change an audit occurs which is just like checking in a change. When all the changes are done, the code is then labeled and another snapshot of the code is take, which would be like taking a snapshot of the document. Even if you don't use Open Audit, I would like your input on this request .
At work I am upgrading our Java and .NET environments. Upgrade, Upgrade, Upgrade,......
February 21st, 2007 - 05:12
Chad, I don’t know if this would be useful for your purposes, but check out the way that rollback works in DesignCatalog… saving a version exports the document (design element as a NotesDocument handle) to DXL, then saves it as an attachment on the version document. Rolling back to a version detaches the attachment to the temp folder, then reads its content and imports it into the original database. This overwrites the design element, reverting it to its previous state. I haven’t tested this approach on data notes – it may create a new duplicate document instead of overwriting it, but it might be worth looking into.
February 21st, 2007 - 10:07
Thanks, Tim. I do like the DXL idea a lot. That will simplify everything. Thanks.
March 5th, 2007 - 04:22
Hi,
the new design works in Firefox but not in IE.
In IE the articles start after the last entry in the sidebar.