I have a couple of other questions about versioning: 1) Is there a way to "rollback" to a previous version? I know that there is a "restore" function, but from the spec, it looks like it just copies the state of the versioned node into the node object. What I'm interested in is being able to rollback to a previous version V and then basically remove all successor versions of V, making V the most recent version for the node.
2) What happens when you version a node with a reference property that points to another node? I assume that the only thing that gets versioned is just the uuid of the referenced node? So basically it doesn't keep the state of the referenced node at the time you versioned the node. For example, if you have NodeA with a property R1 that references NodeB. You modify and checkin a new version V1 of NodeA. Next, you modify NodeB and save it. Then you modify and checkin a new version V2 of NodeA. If you then decide to restore NodeA to version V1 and get property R1, will the referenced node contain the state of the current base version of NodeB or its state when V1 was first created (e.g before you modified it)? I assume the former... -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/More-questions-about-versioning-tf2117527.html#a5839690 Sent from the Jackrabbit - Users forum at Nabble.com.
