I'd like to bring up the issue of compaction of indices with regard to
same-name-siblings again. Compaction pretty much renders
same-name-siblings useless if you refer to nodes via path. In a muti-user
environment, and any point one user can move a node, thus changing the
path of any
Angela Schreiber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/15/2006 09:37:19 AM:
David Kennedy wrote:
I'm trying to run litmus against my jackrabbit webdav install, but am
getting a Forbidden response when the litmus begin test attempts to
run
delete and/or mkcol for 'litmus'. Is there something I
Angela Schreiber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/15/2006 10:21:46 AM:
David Kennedy wrote:
I'm running JCRWebdavServerServlet (not the simple server).
hm. this doesn't make sense from my point of view.
I guess you're saying it doesn't make sense that I'd be running litmus
against
Angela Schreiber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/09/2006 02:47:43 AM:
David Kennedy wrote:
Is there a set of testcases to drive the WebDAV contrib component of
jackrabbit?
litmus
http://www.webdav.org/neon/litmus/
in order to be able to run the test with default
configuration (which
Is there a way to retrieve the versions of a node without actually
persisting them? Here, by versions I mean the actual instance of the
primaryNodeType and not the Version object. I'd like to be able to show
the differences between 2 versions of a node without having to restore the
one out
Is the = operator working correctly for dates in query? The following
testcase compares 2 dates and I'd expect = to succeed, but it fails. The
= succeeds though. Am I misinterpreting the query? Anybody else seen
this?
String nodeName = testDateQuery;
Node root =
: Improvement
Components: core
Versions: 1.0, 1.0.1, 1.1, 0.9
Environment: WinXP
Reporter: David Kennedy
Hi,
On 6/30/06, David Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When invoking session.getNodeByUUID and passing an invalid ID, an
IllegalArgumentException is thrown. Should this be wrapped
I believe there is a bug in the LockManagerImpl class with regard to
LockToken management. The problem is that the LockInfo listener of the
Session is lost. I believe the LockManagerImpl::lockTokenAdded method
sets the lockHolder to the session, but doesn't add the LockInfo as a
listener of
Is a user permitted to login to the same repository/same workspace
multiple times? So they'll have multiple sessions.If so, why are
lockTokens restricted to a single session? They are ineffective when
applied to a second session. What's the reason for this restriction?
David
I have a parent node of a nodetype with a childNodeDefinition that allows
same-name siblings. I want to copy one of the children of the parent node
to the same parent (with the same name...just different index). The copy
method does not return the copied node. Is there a better way to get
If I have a node, the name of a property and a single value, how can I
determine if I need to add the value to an array and use the multivalue
setter or not? Using
getProperty(propertyName).getDefinition().isMultiple() won't work since
the property may not exist (it was set to
all you have to do is casting your Workspace instance to
JackrabbitWorkspace.
cheers
stefan
On 6/12/06, David Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to create a workspace dynamically. It appears the only way I
can
currently do this is to subclass RepositoryImpl and write my own
What happened to the idea of backing up to a PesistenceManager and
restoing from one as well? As long as you add an interface and the
PersistenceManager implements the backup/restore interface, it's still
feasible, but was there a problem with this strategy?
David
Nicolas Toper [EMAIL
to give requestors the ability to REPLACE or IGNORE existing nodes or
properties.
Is this approach correct?
Nicolas
On 5/24/06, David Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the intent to lock out the entire workspace while backup or restore
is
occurring..no writes?! Can
Is there any way to hook into the versioning to add a comment for a
version along with the label? Obviously I can create another
non-versionable node, say (VersionComment), to correspond to the versions,
but I was hoping to avoid the additional reads and writes and conserve a
little space
Is it possible to specify multiple nodeTypes in the type constraint of the
element(*, nodetype) function of an xpath query? Obvious alternatives
would be to check the primaryType and mixinType properties, but I'd lose
inheritance with those. Another alternative is to create a special
, David Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a node whose definition has properties and child nodes. The
definitions of the nodetypes for the node and the child include
mix:versionable. The properties definitions have onParentVersion=COPY
and
the child nodes have onParentVersion
Is the xpath 'union' operator supported in jackrabbit? For example,
/jcr:root/a/b/[EMAIL PROTECTED]bar] union /jcr:root/a/c/[EMAIL
PROTECTED]bar].or must
this be done using 2 separate queries and merged by the user? It appears
I can use SQL with the jcr:path and the or conjunction to get
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