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2010-02-27 Thread jira
Issue Subscription Filter: open issues (200 of 240 issues) Open Issues for Apache Jackrabbit Subscriber: jackrabbitdev Key Summary JCR-2516Variable replacement in config file does not work correctly https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-2516 JCR-2511Value#ge

Re: [jr3] EventJournal / who merges changes

2010-02-27 Thread Stefan Guggisberg
On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 11:45 AM, Ian Boston wrote: > > On 26 Feb 2010, at 12:43, Thomas Müller wrote: > >> Hi Ian, >> >> Could you describe your use case? > > Multiple threads adding child nodes to the same parent node, which IIUC are > stored as multivalue properties in 1.x not quite, the pare

Re: [jr3] EventJournal / who merges changes

2010-02-27 Thread Thomas Müller
Hi, > Multiple threads adding child nodes to the same parent node Yes, that's an important use case, and should not be a problem problem for my proposed solution. > For instance, more than 1 thread calling > UserManager.createUser(userId,shardPath(useId)) where shardPath(userId) > results in a

Re: [jr3] EventJournal / who merges changes

2010-02-27 Thread Ian Boston
On 26 Feb 2010, at 12:43, Thomas Müller wrote: > Hi Ian, > > Could you describe your use case? Multiple threads adding child nodes to the same parent node, which IIUC are stored as multivalue properties in 1.x For instance, more than 1 thread calling UserManager.createUser(userId,shardPath(

Re: [jr3] Synchronized sessions

2010-02-27 Thread Guo Du
On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 8:47 AM, Thomas Müller wrote: > "consistency". I don't know of a relational database that allows you > to violate referential integrity, unique key constraints, or check > constraints - simply by using the same connection in multiple threads. jdbc server response for constr

Re: [jr3] Synchronized sessions

2010-02-27 Thread Thomas Müller
Hi, > jdbc connection is not thread safe. jcr session works similar way and I > prefer follow the same pattern. Me too. But there is a difference between "thread safety" and "consistency". I don't know of a relational database that allows you to violate referential integrity, unique key constrai