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Maxim Zinal updated OCM-65:
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Description:
When trying to use ObjectContentManager.copy() service to create a copy of
JCR-OCM serialized object containing bean collections, I have found that this
method retains only the last collection entry.
After some investigation I found that private static method
ObjectContentManagerImpl.copy() does not properly handle indexed JCR nodes.
Here are the relevant lines of code from current Subversion trunk:
{noformat}
1119 for (NodeIterator iter = srcNode.getNodes(); iter.hasNext(); ) {
1120 Node node = iter.nextNode();
1121 Node child;
1122 // check if the subnode is autocreated
1123 if (!node.getDefinition().isAutoCreated() &&
destNode.hasNode(node.getName())) {
1124 child = destNode.getNode(node.getName());
1125 } else {
1126 child = destNode.addNode(node.getName(),
node.getPrimaryNodeType().getName());
1127 }
1128 copy(node, child);
1129 }
{noformat}
At line 1123 isAutoCreated() returns false for our case, and hasNode() always
returns true for all but the first indexed node. So it ends with replacing
every previous node with the next one, up to the last indexed node.
I have added an additional condition to line 1123, to check for indexed nodes,
so that it looks like this:
{noformat}
if (!node.getDefinition().isAutoCreated() && node.getIndex()==1 &&
destNode.hasNode(node.getName()))
{noformat}
In that case ObjectContentManager.copy() performs properly.
was:
When trying to use ObjectContentManager.copy() service to create a copy of
JCR-OCM serialized object containing bean collections, I have found that this
method retains only the last collection entry.
After some investigation I found that private static method
ObjectContentManagerImpl.copy() does not properly handle indexed JCR nodes.
Here are the relevant lines of code from current Subversion trunk:
1119 for (NodeIterator iter = srcNode.getNodes(); iter.hasNext(); ) {
1120 Node node = iter.nextNode();
1121 Node child;
1122 // check if the subnode is autocreated
1123 if (!node.getDefinition().isAutoCreated() &&
destNode.hasNode(node.getName())) {
1124 child = destNode.getNode(node.getName());
1125 } else {
1126 child = destNode.addNode(node.getName(),
node.getPrimaryNodeType().getName());
1127 }
1128 copy(node, child);
1129 }
At line 1123 isAutoCreated() returns false for our case, and hasNode() always
returns true for all but the first indexed node. So it ends with replacing
every previous node with the next one, up to the last indexed node.
I have added an additional condition to line 1123, to check for indexed nodes,
so that it looks like this:
if (!node.getDefinition().isAutoCreated() && node.getIndex()==1 &&
destNode.hasNode(node.getName()))
In that case ObjectContentManager.copy() performs properly.
> ObjectContentManager.copy() does not work properly for objects containing
> collections
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: OCM-65
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OCM-65
> Project: Jackrabbit OCM
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.0.0, 2.0.1
> Environment: Debian/GNU Linux 7.2
> Oracle JDK 7
> Reporter: Maxim Zinal
>
> When trying to use ObjectContentManager.copy() service to create a copy of
> JCR-OCM serialized object containing bean collections, I have found that this
> method retains only the last collection entry.
> After some investigation I found that private static method
> ObjectContentManagerImpl.copy() does not properly handle indexed JCR nodes.
> Here are the relevant lines of code from current Subversion trunk:
> {noformat}
> 1119 for (NodeIterator iter = srcNode.getNodes(); iter.hasNext(); ) {
> 1120 Node node = iter.nextNode();
> 1121 Node child;
> 1122 // check if the subnode is autocreated
> 1123 if (!node.getDefinition().isAutoCreated() &&
> destNode.hasNode(node.getName())) {
> 1124 child = destNode.getNode(node.getName());
> 1125 } else {
> 1126 child = destNode.addNode(node.getName(),
> node.getPrimaryNodeType().getName());
> 1127 }
> 1128 copy(node, child);
> 1129 }
> {noformat}
> At line 1123 isAutoCreated() returns false for our case, and hasNode() always
> returns true for all but the first indexed node. So it ends with replacing
> every previous node with the next one, up to the last indexed node.
> I have added an additional condition to line 1123, to check for indexed
> nodes, so that it looks like this:
> {noformat}
> if (!node.getDefinition().isAutoCreated() && node.getIndex()==1 &&
> destNode.hasNode(node.getName()))
> {noformat}
> In that case ObjectContentManager.copy() performs properly.
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