In my company web project, for clustering purposes, we need to have
multiple instances of the repository (one per cluster node).
This is not possible due to the lock system (.lock file)
So, we had this idea:
Is it correct to have multiple repositories (all with the same
configuration)
Hi,
Why don't you use the backup tool? It is designed to backup + restore
content from a Jackrabbit repository. It is though still in development.
If you want to import a specific worskpace, you need to delete first all
this subtree /jcr:root/jcr:system/ since it is shared by all workspace and
i would create a '/jcr:content' node, under which you store all your data.
this is more easy to import/export since it does not tangle the
jcr:system (unfortunately, there are not include/exclude filters for
exporting/importing).
the nodetypes can be exported, but not imported, since they are a
currently there is no clustering configuration available for
jackrabbit. neither multiple repos running on the same filesystem nor
database. the only thing you can do, is to use a clusterable database
and store all content (incl. configuration) in it.
regards, toby
On 8/3/06, Joan Fisbein
Nicolas wrote:
Hi,
Why don't you use the backup tool? It is designed to backup + restore
content from a Jackrabbit repository. It is though still in development.
Is there an ETA for completion? It would probably fill parts of our
needs. We need to be able to move subtrees around as well, but
Hello,
What is an ETA?
If you mean a deadline: it should enter in testing phase + finition next
week and Google SoC's deadline is by the August 21.
Nicolas
On 8/3/06, Torgeir Veimo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nicolas wrote:
Hi,
Why don't you use the backup tool? It is designed to backup +
You can already have a look at the code (still a work in progress and not
yet enough documented) on
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/jackrabbit/trunk/contrib/backup/
On 8/3/06, Nicolas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
What is an ETA?
If you mean a deadline: it should enter in testing phase +
Is there a way to tell Jackrabbit to automatically load custom nodetypes from
CND file on startup? It seems to work with putting custom_nodetypes.xml in
the nodetypes directory, but I can't get it to work with a cnd file. Do you
have to load it manually?
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