disabling completeness check when saving ditamap

[lionelmoi]

Hi,

I have a map with a lot of keydef and whenever I change something it takes forever to save even if I am not in the Dita Maps Manager
I'm guessing it has something to do with the completeness check.

is it possible to deactivate the completeness check, or whatever is taking so long, when I save a map that I modified in the editor window?

Thanks !

Lionel Moizeau

[Radu]

Dear Lionel,

The "Validate and check for completness" toolbar action can only be manually invoked, it is not invoked by Oxygen automatically on save.
Oxygen also performs on-the-fly automatic validation when the opened DITA Map is edited (without looking in other referenced files) but this validation is done on a separate execution thread and again it should not block the interaction at any time.
Is the map saved to a CMS? Maybe the server itself or the plugin you are using to connect to it induces this delay.
Do you have any customizations to the DITA framework configuration?
When you save the DITA Map, are there a lot of topics opened? If they contain key references, those references will be refreshed because the keys or their values might have changed.
If you still have problems with this, could you possible provide us with some sample files to test on our side?

Regards,
Radu

[lionelmoi]

Dear Radu,

The file is saved to my locaol disk so no problem here.

I tested with just the *.ditamap open and it saved quickly. As soon as the map is also open in the Dita Maps Manager the save time goes up.

Would there be a way to temporarily disable the Completeness check in the Dita Maps Manager?

Cheers,

Lionel Moizeau.

[Radu]

Hi Lionel,

When a DITA Map is opened in the DITA Maps Manager and it gets modified and saved, Oxygen will try to re-detect the keys defined in the DITA Map. This cannot be disabled.
So this might be the cause for the delay. I'm not sure though. Could you send us a sample DITA Map (support@oxygenxml.com) to reproduce the problem? We probably don't need the topics, just the map structure.

Regards,
Radu