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Hi. Based on the documentation: https://doc.nuxeo.com/nxdoc/file-storage/ , i'm triying to configure the DefaultBlobDispatcher for upload binaries to Azure based on a property. With the following property it works fine: dc:title=mytitle With the ...
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Paul Smith
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05/15/2020 |
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Hi Reading the documentation, I understand that it's possible configure on local installation (server inside my company), two repositories, one on local disc, and other on amazon s3 for example. Its possible on cloud installation configure one ...
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Claudio Viana
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Hi! I use Nuxeo 6 I have two domains and multiple workspaces and folders in them. I would like to store the files (.pdf, .odt, etc.) of different domains or workspaces or folder in different places. It is possible? Regards.
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Romina Racca
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02/19/2015 |
Answer: Not at the moment. You can only associate different blob storage locations to different repositories, but not per domain or workspace or folder.
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Hello, I am a new user of Nuxeo. I know that all metadata of a document is stored in the database, but can't you say me where the document (forexample toto.pdf) is physically stored ? My need is to copy in a disk, all the physical document added in ...
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We recently had nuxeo.tmp.dir fill up, and from looking at the contents, it seems that removing old files is not something done by Nuxeo itself. I selectively removed large files to resolve our outage, but this seemed to result in very unstable ...
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Steven Huwig
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Having in mind that two repositories in one Nuxeo instance (AFAIK) don't have benefits such as transactions between repos, at least at web level, is it not better to deploy two (or more) Nuxeo instances and implement simple actions to do transfers ...
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Daniel Téllez
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08/22/2011 |
Answer: Repositories strategy really depends on use cases: some projects uses several repositories for one application so as to do data partitioning. The main consequence is that you have to deal with a federated search on your repositories, in your app ...
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How do I set up Nuxeo with several repositories? I want to store some of my documents in the standard Nuxeo database (PostgreSQL for instance, and binaries in the filesystem) and others in Amazon S3.
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Florent Guillaume
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08/16/2011 |
Answer: To set up several Nuxeo repositories, you just have to basically duplicate the default-repository-config.xml file (when using Tomcat). Start with a one-repository configuration that works. Supposing your database is PostgreSQL, the basic ...
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How can you set up one repository to support assets in multiple locations? In particular, would it be possible to have certain folders/assets archived for example to Amazon S3 while still having current worked on assets stored on the local SAN?
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Brendan Coveney
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08/05/2011 |
Answer: In Nuxeo the component that deals with asset management is called a Binary Manager . This component is pluggable, and we provide several that can store assets externally to the Nuxeo server. In particular, we provide a package called the Amazon S3 ...
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Can Nuxeo check to prevent duplicate documents being pushed to the repository or is there any de-duplication features (built in or third party) ?
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Brendan Coveney
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08/05/2011 |
Answer: The underlying technology used by the repository ( Nuxeo VCS ) will store only one time a given file. Creating multiple documents with same content won't generate duplication. « The default implementation (DefaultBinaryManager) stores binaries on ...
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Let's say I have a setup where I use PostgreSQL or Oracle, and store my binary files on the file system and not in the SQL database. How is the full text search managed? Is it using Lucene or a specific library?
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Roland Benedetti
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08/04/2011 |
Answer: The Nuxeo repository (VCS) extracts the full text content from the binary files (stored through the Binary Manager) and from the metadata (stored in the SQL database) and indexes this in the database through its native full text indexing ...
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