I am relying on a server based custom Content Center . . . I am the only Content Center Admin, the other only user is set up as a Content Center Consumer.
This problem manifested when I made changes to the server custom library, and the user's dialogues didn't comply to the new key defiinitions in a family. I also noticed that my updates to the templates of families weren't showing up in instances he was creating.
I went with my first instincts and played with logins to see if cache files were being called upon instead of Content Center files.
Lo and Behold, there is a folder of cache files which take precedence over the server's information. THIS IS NOT GOOD!!
The folder is
Documents and Settings\null\Application Data\Autodesk\Inventor 2010\{concent center server}\{Custom library name}\Families\ . . . and then there's a whole slew of XML and IPT files stashed away in here.
As soon as I blow away this Families folder in the offending users' Documents and Settings, life is good again - he sees the latest family information from the server. He can access the additional famiy members, and the key fields conform to the changes that I made to the server's custom library.
Now my question is: HOW DO I MAKE A SERVER-BASED CONTENT CENTER SETUP STOP CACHING FAMILY INFORMATION ON LOCAL MACHINES!!?!!? Ummm isn't it rather pointless to have a custom content library that everyone looks at, when each user seems to store an unsynchronized version of it locally?!?!
What this means is that, until this issue is resolved, for every time I add a family member or redefine a family template, or key columns, I have to go around and clear these cache folders on every users' login on every workstation. I don't have time to design all day and then go visit every coworker every time I make a slight change to the custom library
HOW DO I MAKE A SERVER-BASED CONTENT CENTER SETUP STOP CACHING FAMILY INFORMATION ON LOCAL MACHINES!!?!!?