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Error while adding a datasource to an index

Posted on Jan 28, 2005 at 05:48 AM 14 Views

Hi,

I am creating an index with a file system repository. I have to create a taxonomy on that index to classify all the documents inside the repository. When i am trying to assign a datasource to the index i am getting the following error

"The repository needs the properties service to be attached to a classification index"

Can anybody help me?

Thanks in Advance

Prakash

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    Posted on Jan 29, 2005 at 11:04 PM
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    Hi Prakash,

    what you have to do is to edit the file system repository you want to assign as datasource to the index.

    (Content Management -> Repository Mangers -> File System Repository -> Mark "Your FS Repository" -> Edit)

    Go through the list of Repository Services (click on Next Page) and activate (mark) the "properties" Repository Service.

    After saving and restarting! the J2EE Engine you should be able to add the datasource to the classification index.

    Hope this helps,

    Robert

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    Posted on Feb 04, 2005 at 04:54 PM
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    Hi Prakash,

    could you please give a feedback if my proposed solution was helpfull, and if not, what is the actual status on your problem?

    Thanks a lot,

    Robert

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      Feb 08, 2005 at 10:51 PM

      Hi Prakash & Daniel,

      thanks a lot for the feedback. Others with the same problem will now also know that they can trust the proposed solution.

      I'm glad I could help,

      Robert

      PS: Prakash, please consider also marking the question as solved, so that others will recognize the solved thread by the blue star. Thanks!

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