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Originally posted by: DJ ram
Hi all,
Even i have the same problem. When i try to save a file it shows a error "A sharing violation occurred while accessing E:\.....\MFC107.tmp. Also, it deletes the file which i try to save. So i need to save the file in the same location again. It happens both in DW 8 and DW MX.
Can anybody help in this issue?
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Originally posted by: DJ ram
> Hi all,
>
> Even i have the same problem. When i try to save a file it shows a error
> "A
> sharing violation occurred while accessing E:\.....\MFC107.tmp. Also, it
> deletes the file which i try to save. So i need to save the file in the
> same
> location again. It happens both in DW 8 and DW MX.
>
> Can anybody help in this issue?
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Originally posted by: Newsgroup User
Does it happen with a new site definition setup something like this (local
folder on your C: drive, no remote folders)?:
Local Root Folder: C:\dw_sites\my_site
Remote Folder: none
Testing Server: none
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Originally posted by: Newsgroup User
Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling Dreamweaver following the steps
in these TechNotes?:
Uninstalling Studio 8 applications on Windows
http://www.adobe.com/go/4e7826b7
Installing Studio 8 products in Selective Startup mode on Windows XP
http://www.adobe.com/go/d2b5934d
As Murray mentioned, please contact tech support. It would also be helpful
if you could submit a bug report:
http://www.adobe.com/go/wish
--
David Alcala
Adobe Product Support
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I too encountered this problem with DW CS4. To get rid of it, I clicked on Site->ManageSites->Edit (for the site of interest) and then on the Advanced tab using Local Info as the category, I unclicked "enable cache" and then clicked OK, then Done. Then I previewed the site using two browser types (IE7 and FF 3) and everything appeared correctly with no more "A sharing violation occurred..." error. Not only that, but the previous problem of not having FireFox render the file's background image correctly suddenly started working again. This was actually my original problem since it would render fine in IE, but didn't render OK in FireFox.
Then I went back into Site->ManageSites->Edit and turned the enable cache setting back on. Problem seems to have disappeared. weird
stevebo
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Same issue. Running CS4 and Windows 7 Ult. Happens at work and home office.
Error: "A sharing violation occured while accessing N:\....[path-location]...\MFC72F1.tmp."
When this happens i cannot save, instead i get the above error. i then have to click on explorer window, wait 3 seconds, then my file will dissappear/delete itself. i then go back to DW-CS4 and 'save as' to continue. Once i complete this monotonous process, it will not happen again unless i close file and re-open said file(s).
There are rare occassion that this doesn't happen, but i would say it happens about 90% of the time.
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I had exactly the same problem. I was editing a CSS file in DW 8. I found out that JRun was somehow sharing the file. JRun is used by my local ColdFusion server, so I simply went to the Coldfusion Administrator and cleared the Template cache. After that I was able to modify my file again. Now I will see if the problem will appear again.
How did I found out which process is using the same file I was editing? Well, I saved the file under another name and tried to delete the original file. By doing that, Dreamweaver denied the action (which was actually the problem) and said something like this: "The file cannot be deleted because it is being used by JRun". This is where I got the clue!!! Finally I was able to see which freakin process is sharing my file, making it impossible to modify it!
Since JRun is used my my Coldfusion server I went to the task manager of my WIN7 and ended the ColdFusion Server processes (You cannot just end the JRun process if another running process is dependant on it). After that I FINALLY was able to modify the original file I couldn't modify before. So I restarted my CF server process and, like already written, cleared the Template cache.
Hopefully this helps. So Try to make a copy of your original file that you are having problems to modify and delete the original IN DREAMWEAVER! Hopefully Dreamweaver will tell you why it cannot delete it and most important, which process is also sharing the file, resulting in a sharing violation we want to avoid.
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OMG! As it seems the problem persists! However at least now I know that if I clear the Cache in the CF Administrator I can modify the original file. Which is so annoying! It is impossible to work like that! does anyone have a better idea?
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Very interesting. I went to the CF Server administration panel and in Server Settings -> Request tuning changed "Maximum number of running JRun threads" into 1. I am not sure if this is the proper solution to the problem, however for now this worked! Will see what happens next.
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Yes, you're probably right. I've closed all the browsers and even dreamweaver and attacked files via the folders (I get so fed up I create a new file, delete the file that won't save and then rename the file as the original. Quite often, with no program at all running, it tells me that the file/webpage cannot be deleted because some program is already using it, this suggests a caching issue somewhere. Adobe really need to sort this out.
This is one of the most annoying bugs but it drives me mad how bug riddled nearly all Adobe products are when they are first released (i.e. you update from a stable level (i.e Studio 8) and find your productivity goes down due to all sorts of glitches in the new software.
T.Dolan
Windows XP, Adobe CS4 Web, Chrome, IE8, Firefox
PS: I'll give you a DW bug thats about ten years old. You click on an navigation bar in DW and then edit it in Fireworks (doesn't matter what the edit is), when you click DONE, the page is updated etc, however your drop down menus have meanwhile been lost.
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If the sharing violation occurs from a network file, make sure the file is opened via a mapped drive -- not via a UNC path.
GOOD:
N:\share\share\file.html
BAD:
\\servername\share\share\file.html
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Many thanks for the response. The problem appears to have evaporated or at least I have noticed it in a while. I'm not sure how this happens as I don't think Adobe do automatic updates like Microsoft, or do they?
The files will all typically be coldfusion files so there will always be a testing server specified http://localhost:8500/myWebsite/rmyIndex.cfm I'm not sure if that's what you're referring to. These are all specified when a project is first setup.
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Okay I joined adobe forums just for this error message.
The solution is to turn OFF windows preview pane in explorer. I believe this is holding some type of lock on the file which causes Dreamweaver to throw the error, this occurs because because people often double click or "right click - open with" on the file they want to edit and thus leave the preview window still on that file. Worse yet is that if you fail to save as the file and simply close the window it will DELETE the file. That's right not just not save the file, delete the whole thing. Scary.
I have replicated this error on two machines. Please note this was on a mapped drive.
I hope this helps someone and Adobe/Microsoft figure this out. Data loss is not cool.
Thomas King
Message was edited by: Thomas Andrew King