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Christian Schneider updated JCRVLT-755:
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Description:
We have a strange issue where replication of a folder deletes all contents of
the folder on destination system.
We create a filevault package from the folder and apply the package using
filevault on the destination system.
It seems the behaviour is different depending if the folder or parent folder
has a jcr:content sub node.
I attached two content packages:
* working.zip : Export of /content/experience-fragements/test2 when
experience-fragements has jcr:content subnode. In this case an existing
experience fragement at /content/experience-fragements/test2/test4 is not
deleted
* deleted.zip : Export of /content/experience-fragements/test2 when
experience-fragements does not have jcr:content subnode. In this case prior
existing test4 content fragment was deleted on apply
The content packages look different. In the case with jcr:content
experience-fragments and test2 are folders in the zip.
In case without jcr:content inside experience-fragments there are no folders
like above. Instead the sub nodes are inside a single content.xml
was:
We have a strange issue where replication of a folder deletes all contents of
the folder on destination system.
We create a filevault package from the folder and apply the package using
filevault on the destination system.
It seems the behaviour is different depending if the folder or parent folder
has a jcr:content sub node.
I attached two content packages:
* working.zip : Export of /content/experience-fragements/test2 when
experience-fragements has jcr:content subnode. In this case an existing
experience fragement at /content/experience-fragements/test2/test4 is not
deleted
* deleted.zip : Export of /content/experience-fragements/test2 when
experience-fragements does not have jcr:content subnode. In this case prio
existing test4 content fragment was deletedon apply.
The content packages look different. In the case with jcr:content
experience-fragments and test2 are folders in the zip.
In case without jcr:content inside experience-fragments there are no folders
like above. Instead the sub nodes are inside a single content.xml
> All contents are deleted when a content package created from a folder is
> applied
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> Key: JCRVLT-755
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCRVLT-755
> Project: Jackrabbit FileVault
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: vlt
> Reporter: Christian Schneider
> Priority: Critical
> Attachments: deleted.zip, working.zip
>
>
> We have a strange issue where replication of a folder deletes all contents of
> the folder on destination system.
> We create a filevault package from the folder and apply the package using
> filevault on the destination system.
> It seems the behaviour is different depending if the folder or parent folder
> has a jcr:content sub node.
> I attached two content packages:
> * working.zip : Export of /content/experience-fragements/test2 when
> experience-fragements has jcr:content subnode. In this case an existing
> experience fragement at /content/experience-fragements/test2/test4 is not
> deleted
> * deleted.zip : Export of /content/experience-fragements/test2 when
> experience-fragements does not have jcr:content subnode. In this case prior
> existing test4 content fragment was deleted on apply
> The content packages look different. In the case with jcr:content
> experience-fragments and test2 are folders in the zip.
> In case without jcr:content inside experience-fragments there are no folders
> like above. Instead the sub nodes are inside a single content.xml
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