Wow that was stupendously stupid on my part. Thanks for helping idiots too.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ard Schrijvers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2008 2:28 AM
Subject: RE: Path Constrained queries
Hello Dave,
How does one determing the absolute path of a node that you
have retreived
by uuid? Do we really need to do a recursive getParent search
to the root?
No, just use node.getPath()
Or, do i really need to store the absolute path of each node
in a node
property? This seems really painful. I see the property
jcr:path, but this
is apparently only a pseudo property available only from
within the query
itself.
Obviously, you don't need this, and it would be very much against the
architecture of Jackrabbit: A node does not know its path/location by
itself: all it knows, are its children and its parent. The hierarchical
structure is derived from this.
So the question is how do people do a descendent path
constraining query
when you want to start the search at any arbitrary node that
is retrieved by
UUID?
Think this one is clear with the getPath, right?
Regards Ard
