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Christian Stocker updated JCR-3245:
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Description:
Currently, it's not possible to get one or multiple nodes directly by UUID via
davex. One has to do a REPORT call for each node to get the absolute path and
then doing a multi-get request to get all those nodes. This is quite some
overhead if you have (weak) reference lists with many entries.
Therefore I propose to add the possibility the get nodes directly by their
UUIDs.
was:
Currently, it's not possible to get one or multiple nodes directly by UUID via
davex. One has to do a REPORT call for each node to get the absolute path and
then doing a multi-get request to get all those nodes. This is quite some
overhead if you have (weak) reference lists with many entries.
Therefore I propose to add the possibility the get nodes directly by their
UUIDs. A patch will implement that on top of JCR-3005 will follow soon.
Any chance to get this into trunk for the next "bigger" release? Would be
great. Feedback would be very welcome
> Make it possible to get multiple nodes by Identifier in one call via davex
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> Key: JCR-3245
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-3245
> Project: Jackrabbit Content Repository
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: jackrabbit-jcr-server
> Reporter: Christian Stocker
> Attachments: JCR-3245.patch
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> Currently, it's not possible to get one or multiple nodes directly by UUID
> via davex. One has to do a REPORT call for each node to get the absolute path
> and then doing a multi-get request to get all those nodes. This is quite some
> overhead if you have (weak) reference lists with many entries.
> Therefore I propose to add the possibility the get nodes directly by their
> UUIDs.
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