Adobe Drive cannot check files into the DMS workspace. This prevents use cases such as opening a file in Photoshop, changing it and saving back into the workspace.

Adobe Drive mounts the workspace as a drive on your file system (mounted-volume-permissions.png). You can then browse the workspace using Finder or Adobe Bridge.

What works:

• Browsing and viewing files in Finder or Adobe Bridge.
• Creating new folders. The folders are immediately visible in Magnolia. They don't seem to require a check-in.

What doesn't work:

• Files copy-pasted into the mounted drive are not visible in Magnolia.
• Files saved from an application like Photoshop trigger the check-in operation which fails with "The operation could not be completed. You are not allowed to perform this operation. Error code: -6665" See Adobe-Drive-checkin-error.png and CSSServiceManager_java.log.
• Checking out an existing file fails with "The operation could not be completed. The operation would make a conflicting change to an item that is already checked out. Error code: 6". See checkout-error.png.

Accessing the CMIS repository is very CPU intensive. The Java process that Magnolia launches peaks as soon as you navigate the workspace.