MARTINEZ Antonio wrote:

JCRBackup can do all of it(http://sourceforge.net/projects/jcr-backup).

It is that time in our project were we need to support export/import
with data migration.
In our case, during migration:
- We actually need to change some parameters for most of the nodes
before we import.
Data exported as XML, and binaries are exported in a native format into 
separate files,
so if you can post-process data at any time.

- We definitely have to have Jackrabbit running during the export (and
preferably also during the import)
JCRBackup will do it on a live repo, no problem.

- We need to be able to export/migrate/import both a subtree or the
entire repository.
You can specify a node to start a backup from.

- We need to do and export/migration/import in under 3 hours for a 20G
repository (the index in this case is about 8G)
JCRBackup will export the data, not indexes, indexes will be re-created by JCR 
on import.

One thing that JCR-Backup can't do is versions.

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Ivan Latysh
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