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fabrizio giustina commented on JCR-115:
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This is the definition of the custom nodetype (note the
requiredType="undefined" in the propertydefinition):
<nodeType name="custom:contentNode" isMixin="false"
hasOrderableChildNodes="true" primaryItemName="">
<supertypes><supertype>nt:hierarchyNode</supertype></supertypes>
<childNodeDefinition name="*" defaultPrimaryType="" autoCreated="false"
mandatory="false" onParentVersion="VERSION" protected="false"
sameNameSiblings="true">
<requiredPrimaryTypes>
<requiredPrimaryType>nt:hierarchyNode</requiredPrimaryType>
</requiredPrimaryTypes>
</childNodeDefinition>
<propertyDefinition name="*" requiredType="undefined"
autoCreated="false"
mandatory="false" onParentVersion="COPY" protected="false"
multiple="false"/>
</nodeType>
I am using:
session.exportDocumentView("/", stream, false, false)
for export and
session.importXML("/", stream,
ImportUUIDBehavior.IMPORT_UUID_COLLISION_REMOVE_EXISTING);
for import.
Steps to reproduce the error:
- add a node of type custom:contentNode to the repository with a Boolean
property (getType() returns PropertyType.BOOLEAN)
- export the content of the repository in document view and reimport the xml
using the methods above
- getType() doesn't return PropertyType.BOOLEAN anymore
Is this enough in order to let you reproduce the error? Let me know if you need
any other information...
> Nodetype is not preserved during export/import
> ----------------------------------------------
>
> Key: JCR-115
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-115
> Project: Jackrabbit
> Type: Bug
> Components: nodetype
> Reporter: fabrizio giustina
>
> Property defined with a UNDEFINED property type are not handled correctly
> during export: the "real" property type assigned on creation is not preserved.
> If you try to export a Boolean property (which is set as UNDEFINED in
> configuration) and reimport it the value returned by getType() will change.
> fron jcr specs:
> ...
> Returns the type of this Property. The type returned
> is that which was set at property creation. Note that
> for some property p, the type returned by
> p.getType() may differ from the type returned by
> p.getDefinition.getRequiredType() only in the
> case where the latter returns UNDEFINED. The type of
> a property instance is never UNDEFINED (it must
> always have some actual type). See 6.2.5 Property
> Types and 6.7.18 Discovery of Constraints on Existing
> Items.
> --------------------------------------------------
> int UNDEFINED
> This constant can be used within a property definition (see
> 6.7.6 Property Definitions) to specify that the property in
> question may be of any type. However, it cannot be the
> actual type of any property instance. For example it will
> never be returned by Property.getType and (in level 2
> implementations) it cannot be assigned as the type when
> creating a new property.
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