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Jason Rose updated SLING-1329:
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Attachment: jiracase.zip
This is the maven project with the simplified bundle I use to interact with
sling. Just install and start it and it should load content.
> Multiple-value Reference Properties
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> Key: SLING-1329
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLING-1329
> Project: Sling
> Issue Type: Bug
> Environment: Karaf 1.2.0, trunk build of sling installed using
> features.xml (rev 902845), java 1.6, maven 2.2.1
> Reporter: Jason Rose
> Attachments: jiracase.zip
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> I am creating 2 node subtrees for two entities with a many-to-many
> relationship to each other. I am implementing this relationship as a strong
> reference, multiple value property on each entity node under the subtrees.
> I'm loading in the data as nt:unstructured with mix:referenceable as the only
> addition, so I can make references between the two. The tree looks like this:
> /multiple-reference-property (root for this test)
> |--users
> |--user a(random uuid as its name)
> |--regions-single (single property reference to region a, seems to
> work)
> |--regions (multiple-valued reference property to regions a-e,
> renders fine as text but doesn't act as relationship if I try to traverse it
> via URL)
> |--users b-e, set up identically to user a
> |--regions
> |--region a(random uuid as its name)
> |--users-single (single property reference to user a, seems to work)
> |--users (multiple-valued reference property to users a-e, renders
> fine as text but doesn't act as a relationship if I try to traverse it via
> URL)
> I can successfully use URLs like
> localhost:8181/multiple-reference-property/regions/<uuid to region
> a>/users-single.<json, xml, txt doesn't matter they all work>
> What does not work is a URL like
> localhost:8181/multiple-reference-property/regions/<uuid to region
> a>/users.<xml, json, doesn't matter none work>
> The data is loaded via a bundle, since using the contentloader with flat
> files will be unfeasible later in my project's future, because it will need a
> very large and randomized dataset, which only seems easily doable by directly
> interacting with the JCR api.
> Of course if there is a more preferred way to implement a relationship like
> this, please let me know. I would strongly prefer to not use weak references
> in this case.
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