Apparently, this was one of those days where you look at something too
long you can't see the answer. I somehow dropped the jackrabbit-spi JAR
from my classpath, and once added, this problem was solved. Apologies!
H. Wilson wrote:
I have scanned the mailing lists and bugs but can't seem to find
anything related to this. I have been migrating my code from 1.5.5 to
2.0.0 and addressing my issues as I come across them. I have recently
hit an issue which is outputting no error, exception or any other
failure message. (I _do_ have logger statements enabled). It took
using the Java Debugger to figure out exactly where it is dying.
Here is my (abbreviated) code block:
repository = new TransientRepository("repository.xml",
"ArchiveRepository"); if ( repository != null ) {
SimpleCredentials sc = new SimpleCredentials ("decryptedUser",
"decryptedPwd".toCharArray());
//session = repository.login(sc);
//session = repository.login (sc,null);
session = repository.login (sc,"default"); //DYING ON THIS
LINE (tried the 2 lines above this also.)
}
In stepping through the code using jdb, I determined things start
going down hill at line 332 in
org.apache.jackrabbit.core.RepositoryImpl.<init>():
330 // create
registries
331 nsReg = createNamespaceRegistry(new
BasedFileSystem(repStore,
"/namespaces"));
332 => ntReg = createNodeTypeRegistry(nsReg, new
BasedFileSystem(repStore, "/nodetypes"));
`...and it enters the createNodeTypeRegistry() method, as expected:
657 protected NodeTypeRegistry
createNodeTypeRegistry(NamespaceRegistry
nsReg,
658
FileSystem
fs)
659 throws RepositoryException
{
660 => return NodeTypeRegistry.create(nsReg,
fs);
661 }
but then, rather than entering the NodeTypeRegistry class and
executing the create() method, it immediately returns back to the
RepositoryImpl.<init>() finally block as though an Exception was
thrown and it shuts down the repository!
406 } finally
{
407 => if (!succeeded)
{
408 try
{
409 // repository startup failed, clean
up...
410
shutdown();
411 } catch (Throwable t) {
If there is anyone who can at a glance give me advise on what may be
causing this, it would be greatly appreciated. If any more info is
required, please feel free to request it.
H. Wilson
