Re: Error importing updated component

From: KM (konstmor_at_nospam_yahoo.com)
Date: 07/22/04 

Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2004 12:17:17 -0700

Doug,

If you setup your XPe Tools to access DB through a network path
(\\machinename\xxx) it is the network permissions.
If you dopn't want to think about that, change the path (in CDM) to a local
path.
Ohterwise, make sure that the user you are logged in has enough permissions
to write and change files on the network share.

Usually, when i update components with repositories, I delete repository
directories first.

KM

> I think there's some basic misunderstanding on my part about the
management
> of repositories and the XPE database, etc. I am trying to update a
> previously-released component. My system is XP Pro, I have administrative
> privs on my local PC, and the XPE database is locally installed (i.e., no
> networked DB server). I updated the version numbers on both the component
> and repository, and when I try to import the component the Db Mgr gives me
> the following error:
>
> Copying 'War-ftpd' repository files to
> \\353HQ10246\Repositories\{B0B6562C-C675-420C-B2B0-87766A0943D7}
> Error: Cannot delete repository files in the target folder. Please make
sure
> you have write access to the files.
>
> The following files have not been imported
> D:\CC_Views\cfdevel\pcflex\cflex\xpe\component\war-ftpd\war-ftpd.sld
>
> File(s) Processed : 1, File(s) Succeeded : 0
>
>
> This has occurred numerous times in the past, as well as on my previous
PC.
> Since I don't have a whole lot of time to flog around on this problem, I'm
> tempted to just create a new repository and use that for the updated
> component. Of course, I can't do this every time I make a change during
> development.
>
> I'm not a Windows security expert, but I can't imagine why I would not
have
> the necessary access privileges. Looking at the security attributes, it
> certainly looks like I have all necessary permissions, the same as most
> other files on the disk. I know that I can delete any of the files in the
> repository from Windows Explorer, so where is the permission failure
> occurring?
>
>

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