Hi, > I'm using JackRabbit 1.4.7 with a transient repository configured > 'by default' (Derby, FS persistence manager).
I'm not sure if I understand... Could you post the repository.xml and workspace.xml files? > When my app browses a(n nt:)folder with many files (say 200 or 300) > or when it uses those files, the temp (java.io.tmp) folder is filled > with 200+ or 300+ bin*.tmp files and Tomcat dies with, or throws back to > my app, a 'too many open files' exception (cannot remember exactly the > exception details, I'll try to reproduce and provide full details if > strictly needed to help pinpoint/solve this issue). I checked the source code, temp files that start with "bin" are created in the blob store (enabled by default), the database file system, and when using XML import/export. How many files are in the blob store (directories workspaces/*/blobs)? If there are many files, then it is likely a problem of the blob store. A workaround is using the data store - for more details see http://wiki.apache.org/jackrabbit/DataStore . The data store will be enabled by default in the future. If this solves the problem could you log a bug please? Regards, Thomas
