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CMIS used in webservice mode for a large txt file repository

 
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Hy at all, this is my first post in coderanch's forum.

I had try to post this on Alfresco's forum, but I got any answer

I hope to find here somebody that could give me a work around to resolve some problem with the CMIS solution for use Alfresco repository function.
In a nutshell, my repository has to manage a lot of big txt file (5-20MByte c.a.) and I use Apache Chemistry library to connect the client in CMIS's mode.

The problem is that many users have to do a lot of update on these big text file, just like use a big StrinbBuffer a to do a lot of insert, append and write ....so I have see the API of Chemistry but I didnt find anything for update, for example, a file (document) in this way: in a txt file where the content is "Alfresco is the ECM open-source solution..." I have to insert the word 'better', just for update the txt file and have this content "Alfresco is the better ECM open-source solution..."

It's possible do this without re-upload the entire text file? (and save a lot of bandwidth)

Thank you a lot at all for reading and, in case, reply at this thread ;)
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