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Jukka Zitting resolved JCR-64:
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Resolution: Invalid
Thanks for the question! However, I'd recommend you to send such general design
and usage questions to the jackrabbit-dev mailing list instead of this issue
tracker, as the issue tracker is better suited for tracking bug reports and
feature requests than answering usage or API questions.
Jackrabbit supports multiple workspaces as described in the JSR 170
specification (section 4.10 in the proposed final draft). You can use
workspaces either for partitioning your content repository into separate
virtual content areas, or you can use the versioning support to link content
between different workspaces in various staging/live or other setups.
In addition to section 4.10 (Workspaces) of the JSR 170 spec, you should also
check out sections 8.2 (Versioning) and 7.1.7 (Updating and Cloning nodes
across Workspaces) to get an overall picture of the workspace and versioning
support in JCR.
> Hi, i am new to JCR, i want to know where the concept of multiple workspace
> in a JCR comes to play
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> Key: JCR-64
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-64
> Project: Jackrabbit
> Type: Wish
> Components: docs
> Reporter: raj
> Assignee: Jukka Zitting
> Priority: Minor
>
> Hi,
> I went through the JSR 170 specification. Meanwhile i got interested in
> knowing about Jackrabbit. I wanted to know where the concept of multiple
> workspace in a repository comes to play. In the specification it is given
> that nodes with same UUID across workspace are corresponding nodes, also it
> is given that except UUID all other things like childnode, property,
> nodetypes can be different. This is bit confusing which raised my question.
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