I am doing a classification of the mimetype by comparing the end of the file
name, like this:
public static String getMimeType(String nomeArquivo) {
String ret = null;
if(nomeArquivo.endsWith(".avi")) {
ret = "video/x-msvideo";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".doc")) {
ret = "application/msword";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".htm")) {
ret = "text/html";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".html")) {
ret = "text/html";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".mht")) {
ret = "text/html";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".cfm")) {
ret = "text/html";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".jsp")) {
ret = "text/html";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".jspx")) {
ret = "text/html";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".pdf")) {
ret = "application/pdf";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".ppt")) {
ret = "application/mspowerpoint";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".rtf")) {
ret = "application/rtf";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".sxc")) {
ret = "application/vnd.sun.xml.calc";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".sxi")) {
ret = "application/vnd.sun.xml.impress";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".sxw")) {
ret = "application/vnd.sun.xml.writer";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".txt")) {
ret = "text/plain";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".xls")) {
ret = "application/msexcel";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".xml")) {
ret = "text/xml";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".xsl")) {
ret = "text/xml";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".java")) {
ret = "text/plain";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".bat")) {
ret = "text/plain";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".ods")) {
ret = "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".odt")) {
ret = "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".odf")) {
ret = "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.formula";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".odg")) {
ret = "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.graphics";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".odd")) {
ret = "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.database";
} else if (nomeArquivo.endsWith(".odp")) {
ret = "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.presentation";
}
return ret;
}
So, the jcr:mimeType gets the "correct" value when I am saving the nt:resource
node.
But I am searching any document I put there and there is no result, or if there
is it is unstable for all the extensions the textfilters assume that it does.
Normally I put the file inside a node (nt:resource) that is inside a nt:folder,
and do the query:
SELECT * FROM nt:folder WHERE CONTAINS(*,'TEXTSEARCHINGFOR')
My repository xml does reference to textfilters.
The textfilters are based on the information in the jcr:mimetype to build the
index, no?
Is there no way to rebuild the indexes without have to restart the jboss?
I am not seeing this funcionallity works, but I need it working, what are the
best pratice for that (if it exists).
Thanks
Helio
>hsp wrote:
>> I don't mind what could be happen, but my application doesn't search any
>> values (properties or binary contents). If I do the simple query in
>> XPath: //*[jcr:contains(.,'lidando')]
>
>can you provide a small test case that reproduces this behaviour? Thanks.
>
>> or the other:
>>
>> //*[jcr:like(@jcr:primaryType,'%nt:folder%')]
>
>JSR 170 specifies that jcr:like() does not work with properties of type
>NAME. you should rather use the equals operator or the element node test:
>
>//[EMAIL PROTECTED]:primaryType == 'nt:folder']
> (returns nodes that are of type nt:folder)
>
>//element(*, nt:folder)
> (returns nodes that are of type nt:folder or of types that are derived
>from nt:folder)
>
>regards
> marcel
>
