I deployed the Jackrabbit Web application (jackrabbit-webapp-1.4.war) to
JBoss (4.2.2). This was the opposite of easy, but its done and as far as I
can tell, it is up. However, there is no documentation anywhere as to what
URLs might get me to any web pages. I checked the web.xml file directly and
did not find anything either. But that is not the main issue for me -- I
really just want to access the Repository via JNDI.
I can't find any direct documentation about how to do this. Its as if the
web application is not really supported or used by anyone.
I did find some example client code, and tried it out. When I do, the
context lookup line locks up.
How am I supposed to do this?
Here is the client code I tried to use:
InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext() ;
// The next line blocks forever.
// Note, I changed the port from 1099 to 6776 in this code, because I
changed the RMI port in
// the bootstrap.properties from 0 to 6776, since the deployment was failing
due to a conflict on 1099
Repository repo = (Repository)
ctx.lookup("jnp://localhost:6776/jcrServer");
Credentials cred = new SimpleCredentials("user",new
char[]{'p','w','d'}) ;
Session s = repo.login(cred) ;
s.getRootNode().addNode("foo") ;
s.save();
Thanks,
ken
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