with reference to the SPI component figure on jackrabbit site,
i guess that, for example, a jsr170 call (implemented in jcr2spi box)
is mapped to a spi call (implemented in spi2jcr box), then this spi call is
re-mapped again in a jsr170 call in the same jackrabbit instance,
and finally this call is sent to the same jackrabbit instance core, or not?
i can't understand the mean of the two red lines.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Angela Schreiber" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2009 8:28 AM
Subject: Re: jackrabbit components (jcr2spi, spi2jcr, ecc.)
hi alessandro
does anyone give me a complete explanation of figure [...]
maybe not a complete explanation but a rough overview.
hope that helps.
> i don't undestand how a generic jcr call is dispatched relative
> to each arrow-path.
what do you not understand exactly?
for example, the spi2jcr maybe means that spi calls are re-mapped to jcr
calls
and are sent to a jsr170 implementation?
yes. spi2jcr is a SPI implementation that maps the SPI calls
to JCR calls again... this can be any compliant implementation.
the tests are obviously run with jackrabbit-core.
what exactly is the JSR170 box ?
interfaces and classes defined by http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=170
to which package of the jackrabbit implementation corresponds?
the JCR interfaces/classes are not owned by apache jackrabbit.
jackrabbit is the reference implementation for JSR 170.
angela
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