Re: End of life for Jackrabbit 1.x

Ups! time to schedule an upgrade :) On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 7:43 PM, Jukka Zitting wrote: > Hi, > > The 1.6 branch is soon two years old (1.6.0 was released in August > 2009) and I don't see us doing any more patch releases against it. > Thus I'd like to officially declare the end of life of Jackr

End of life for Jackrabbit 1.x

Hi, The 1.6 branch is soon two years old (1.6.0 was released in August 2009) and I don't see us doing any more patch releases against it. Thus I'd like to officially declare the end of life of Jackrabbit 1.x and encourage all our remaining 1.x users to upgrade. Unless someone still wants to keep

Jenkins build is back to stable : Jackrabbit-trunk #1556

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Jenkins build is back to stable : Jackrabbit-trunk » Jackrabbit Core #1556

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Jenkins build became unstable: Jackrabbit-trunk » Jackrabbit Core #1555

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Re: Node.getNode and Session.getNode specification

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 hi, thanks angela and alexander for the explanation. i see the use of relative paths. i think my question is answered by alexanders statement: > (Jackrabbit), but I think it is good to make application code be aware of > absolute/relative path errors

Re: Node.getNode and Session.getNode specification

On 07.06.11 14:44, "David Buchmann" wrote: >while implementing the jcr interfaces in php [1] we are a bit confused >about access by relative path [2]. > >what is a valid relative path? if it would be just names without any >"/", it would be straightforward. but at least jackrabbit can handle >../s

Re: Node.getNode and Session.getNode specification

hi david did you read section "3.4.4 Absolute and Relative Paths" in the jsr 283 specification? from my point of view this section quite nicely puts the differences between absolute and relative paths. as a rule of thumb i think it's fair to say that relative paths are used to access an item fro

Node.getNode and Session.getNode specification

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 hi, while implementing the jcr interfaces in php [1] we are a bit confused about access by relative path [2]. what is a valid relative path? if it would be just names without any "/", it would be straightforward. but at least jackrabbit can handle ..