Hi,
Jackrabbit doesn't store objects in the way you seem to think.
If you set a property (of type binary) using a Java InputStream, then
the octet sequence produced by the stream is persisted.
It seems your trouble is related to accessing that content, not storing it.
The most interoperable way to store binaries is using a node of type
nt:file, with a nt:resource child node (holding the content property).
Are you doing that?
BR, Julian
tung vu duc wrote:
Hi Thomas,
dann speichert Jackrabbit das InputStream als OBJECT, nicht als File mit
Erweiterung wie .png, .mp3, .mp4 und so.
Das ist mir aber wichtig, weil ich den Content (die Dateien) über URLs nach
außen verfügbar machen will.
Ein InputStream object kann ja schlecht nach außen verfügbar machen, oder ? :-D
Aber danke dir!
Tung, Vu
----- Original Message ----
From: Thomas Müller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, September 8, 2008 4:00:17 PM
Subject: Re: How can i forward an InputStream object to Jackrabbit to handle
File Upload
Hi,
If you have an InputStream, you should be able to use:
Node n = ...
InputStream input = ...
n.setProperty("content", input);
Regards,
Thomas
