Question
Documentum WDK integration - Impossible to import trough Epic
Hi everyone,
I have a document that is located in a folder on my file system. In that
same folder I have the DTD. If I open the XML file in Internet Explorer
it does validate.
If I import the XML Document trough Webtop it works!!!
If I open the XML document in Epic and connect to the WDK Adapter. Once
connected I browse to the location I want to import and select
Documentum-> Create New Object menu.
Then the "Epic Repository for Documentum/WDK Browser" window get the
focus and shows the import process but the browser hang at the label
"Determining XML App category list...
Which makes it impossible to import trough Epic.
I have Webtop 5.2.5 SP2 with IE 6 and JVM 1.4.2_06
I have configured the JVM to show the console Icon but the icon never
appears while using the Epic WDK Integration.
Is the WDK integration use the WebBrowser VB control. If it is how do
you manage to use the Java VM since the control is Hard coded to use the
Microsoft VM (no longer available) ?
Thanks
Best Regards,
Patrick Lemieux
InterDoc
I have a document that is located in a folder on my file system. In that
same folder I have the DTD. If I open the XML file in Internet Explorer
it does validate.
If I import the XML Document trough Webtop it works!!!
If I open the XML document in Epic and connect to the WDK Adapter. Once
connected I browse to the location I want to import and select
Documentum-> Create New Object menu.
Then the "Epic Repository for Documentum/WDK Browser" window get the
focus and shows the import process but the browser hang at the label
"Determining XML App category list...
Which makes it impossible to import trough Epic.
I have Webtop 5.2.5 SP2 with IE 6 and JVM 1.4.2_06
I have configured the JVM to show the console Icon but the icon never
appears while using the Epic WDK Integration.
Is the WDK integration use the WebBrowser VB control. If it is how do
you manage to use the Java VM since the control is Hard coded to use the
Microsoft VM (no longer available) ?
Thanks
Best Regards,
Patrick Lemieux
InterDoc