Yes this is possible to do it with Jackrabbit but a lot of work has to be done for the user interface, ...
FYI, you can find the same kind of features in Graffito (http://incubator.apache.org/graffito/) with ACL, folders management, permission check, predefined user interface, ... it based on Jetspeed (which should support Tapestry portlets). Currently, we are working on a JCR/Jackrabbit support. It should be finished in 1 or 2 months. On 2/2/06, Phillip Rhodes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have been going over the docs and hoping to have some confirmation > before I commit further. > > I am looking to implement a library (in tapestry) that would allow users > to upload and display content within a webapp (images, html, etc). I > would like to abstract the content storage so that it can be stored in > webdav, dbms, file system, etc... > > By writing my library with jackrabbit, would I be giving the users of my > library the capability of using these other repo's, while still working > "out of the box" with a filesystem? > > Thanks. > > -- Best regards, Christophe
