Christophe Lombart wrote:
On 10/10/05, Martin Koci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When inserting new object into repository on existing path new node with
[] index is created:
Assume node /Document And Sesstings/file.txt exists:
pm.insert("/Document And Sesstings/file.txt", entity) creates new node
with path /Document And Sesstings/file.txt[1] - that is correct.
But I want set newly inserted path on inserted entity:
entity.getPath() should return /Document And Sesstings/file.txt[1]
Is it possible?
No but I think that we have to support this feature.
Is path to node saved in special property ?
No. Costin suggest also to store the path in the mapping config file and
have method calls like :
myObject.setPath();
pm.instert(myObject)
I think path in repository is similar as identifier in ORM world. So if
Hibernate has
<id name="id" column="cat_id">
</id>
for describing unique identifier we can have something like that:
<path fieldName="path">
</path>
Element can accept more attributes, for example
<path fieldName="path" sameNameSibling="false" /> says POJO cannot be
inserted on existing node so creating name with [1] is not allowed.
<class-descriptor className="cz.aura.admis.domain.Document"
jcrNodeType="admis:document" >
<field-descriptor fieldName="path"
jcrName="PATH_PROPERTY_NAME"></field-descriptor> ???
<field-descriptor fieldName="creationDate"
jcrName="jcr:created"></field-descriptor>
<bean-descriptor fieldName="documentStream" proxy="false"
jcrName="jcr:content"></bean-descriptor>
</class-descriptor>
Good suggestion.
I will try to fix thoses issues this week
Thanks
Christophe
