On 17 Jun 2009, at 12:15, Ugo Cei wrote:
On Jun 16, 2009, at 4:56 PM, Florent Guillaume wrote:
The AtomPub client and the AtomPub server can be plugged together,
with the simple in-memory implementation as a backend for the
server. Then I can run the same basic tests either on the direct in-
memory implementation, or on the AtomPub client+server stack. This
provides a very easy way to ensure that the AtomPub stack works well.
thanks for committing this, I am going to have a look at it very
soon. Do you have any documentation for it? Just a basic code
snippet that shows how to connect to a CMIS server and retrieve the
service document, a feed and/or an entry would be great for a start.
There are tests in chemistry-tests that instantiate a client for a
remote AtomPub server (which happens to be local in the tests).
See org.apache.chemistry.test.TestAtomPubClientServer.
Note, the ContentManager class will be refactored later and renamed to
something like RepositoryFactory or RepositoryRegistry, and allow
external registration of repositories or factories for them.
BTW you should stop thinking in terms of service documents, entries
and feeds; the goal of Chemistry is to hide this low-level abstraction
and provide you with the high level objects defined in the CMIS domain
model: Documents, Folders. Of course feeds, entries, etc. are used as
implementation details of the AtomPub bindings...
Florent
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