I would like to ask a general question regarding how version storage is
organized in jackrabbit.
>From what I see for each version node in jackrabbit moving up from
parent to parent there is:
a) A parent version history node
b) parent of a is a version storage node
c) parent of b is another version storage node
d) parent of c is another version storage node
e) parent of d is root
so it's like:
root-->d(version storage)-->c(version storage)-->b(version
storage)-->a(version history)-->version_node
why are there 3 version storages?
'b' has 'a' as its only child but c does not have b as its only
child.what are these other children?
In general what do the second and third version storage nodes (c and d
in my example) contain?
Regards
giota