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The Context Container holds references to all the Repositories know by the container. This Context Container is shared with all of the users in a workgroup. | The Context Container holds references to all the Repositories know by the container. This Context Container is shared with all of the users in a workgroup. | ||
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| + | *The Context Container is stored on the Corona Server. | ||
*The Container Context should expose a web service interface so that it can be edited by authorized remote users in the workgroup. | *The Container Context should expose a web service interface so that it can be edited by authorized remote users in the workgroup. | ||
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*Authorized users in a workgroup should be allowed to add / remove repository defintions in the Context Container | *Authorized users in a workgroup should be allowed to add / remove repository defintions in the Context Container | ||
| − | *More than one user at a time should be able to edit the Context Container. | + | *The Corona Container Editor should use the Web Service interface to modify the Container definition |
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| + | *More than one user at a time should be able to edit the Context Container. | ||
*The Context Container should send notifications that the Container has been changed so that Corona Client can update views using information from the Container | *The Context Container should send notifications that the Container has been changed so that Corona Client can update views using information from the Container | ||
Revision as of 10:48, 29 January 2007
Context Container Editing
The Context Container holds references to all the Repositories know by the container. This Context Container is shared with all of the users in a workgroup.
- The Context Container is stored on the Corona Server.
- The Container Context should expose a web service interface so that it can be edited by authorized remote users in the workgroup.
- Authorized users in a workgroup should be allowed to add / remove repository defintions in the Context Container
- The Corona Container Editor should use the Web Service interface to modify the Container definition
- More than one user at a time should be able to edit the Context Container.
- The Context Container should send notifications that the Container has been changed so that Corona Client can update views using information from the Container
- Should we allow a Container to edited by a Corona Client when NOT connected to the Corona Server hosting the Context Container?
- If we do how should resolve potentially conflicting changes?