As per the nt:unstructured example, I added in the single-value
property, as shown at the bottom. That succeeded in moving the problem
away from InstanceOf (that worked fine now) and onto the next time I
needed to add a multi-valued property, as if the single-value property
cancelled the multi-value property.
Of course to get to the exception this time, I had to go by code that
installed lots of multi-value properties. The exception didn't fire this
time until after I had installed a single-value property. It's almost as
if setting a single-value property caused jackrabbit to forget it has a
definition for a multi-value property.
There are many different kinds of single and multi-value properties I
expect to set nodes with, far more than it makes sense to pre-define.
So, my "battle" continues in the sense that, after I fix one area where
it breaks, the break moves elsewhere. I still suspect I am missing
something. I even tried using nt:unstructured as a primary supertype,
and got nowhere at all.I hope I've triggered more thoughts.
Thanks
Jack
Tobias Bocanegra wrote:
you're defining a multivalue-residual property but i think you want to
set a single-value property. if you need both, you can look at
nt:unstructured for an example.
btw: if you know the names of the properties, i would make sense to
restrict the names and types aswell.
regards, toby
On 5/6/06, Jack Park <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I hope there is some trivial line of wisdom I am missing, but the 'no
matching property definition' exception keeps creeping in on me. Brief
architectural explanation: I wish to model a taxonomy using Property
objects of two kinds, one of which stores a single String (uuid of a
Node), and another of which is a Value[] taking Value objects with uuids
of Nodes. Actually, there are up to 4 such Property objects per node,
each a different name: InstanceOf, HasInstances, SubclassOf,
HasSubclasses, where InstanceOf is the only single-valued Property.
Oddly enough, SubclassOf and HasSubclasses are already in Node objects
when the InstanceOf Property is created and the exception tossed.
The particular Node definition is below. I'd really like to learn what
I am missing here.
Many thanks in advance.
Jack
<nodeType name="ts:subjectProxy" isMixin="false"
hasOrderableChildNodes="false"
primaryItemName="">
<supertypes>
<supertype>nt:hierarchyNode</supertype>
<supertype>mix:referenceable</supertype>
</supertypes>
<propertyDefinition name="*"
requiredType="undefined"
autoCreated="false"
mandatory="false"
onParentVersion="COPY"
protected="false"
multiple="true"/>
<propertyDefinition name="*"
requiredType="undefined"
autoCreated="false"
mandatory="false"
onParentVersion="COPY"
protected="false"
multiple="false"/>
<childNodeDefinition name="*"
defaultPrimaryType=""
autoCreated="false"
mandatory="false"
onParentVersion="COPY"
protected="false"
sameNameSiblings="true">
<requiredPrimaryTypes>
<requiredPrimaryType>nt:hierarchyNode</requiredPrimaryType>
<supertype>mix:referenceable</supertype>
</requiredPrimaryTypes>
</childNodeDefinition>
</nodeType>
