hi simon,
On 5/16/05, Simon Gash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for that Edgar I'll go and check out the tool. Is it in the trunk
> ?
>
> Edgar wrote:
> >I think there's no need to validate the input, if the repository gets
> broken it's a bug.
>
> Its fairy easy to break the repository, just add a ; into the name for a
> new node. I guess it should really throw an invalid path exception. My
this comes as a huge surprise! i haven't experienced one single
corrupt repository instance for at least a couple of months (using
the 'core' persistence managers, i have to add).
i quickly tested your claim with the following code:
if (!root.hasNode("n1;2")) {
Node n1 = root.addNode("n1;2");
n1.setProperty("bin;2", new
FileInputStream("d:/temp/test.pdf"));
session.save();
}
everything worked as expected, also after restarting the repository.
i tested using XMLPersistenceManager and ObjectPersistenceManager.
what persistence manager are you using? if you can reliably reproduce
the problem with any of the core persistence managers please post a
'blocker' jira bug containing your configuration and exact instructions
how to reproduce the bug and assign it to me.
thanks
stefan
> real worry is adding critical data and not being able to recover it. I'm
> using the CQFileSystem for storage by the way.
>
> Thanks
>
> Simon
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Edgar Poce [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 15 May 2005 09:04
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: Repository Fatal Error
>
> Hi Simon
>
> Simon Gash wrote:
> > I'm using JackRabbit to store some RSS feeds but now and again I get a
>
> > fatal error from the repository. I'm guessing that there is some text
> > in the RSS title that JackRabbit does not like (I'm attempting to
> > strip out punctuation but I'm probably missing something.
> Could you provide configuration details? Could you provide the code to
> reproduce the error?
>
> > Is there a way of repairing the repository ?
> If you use XMLPersistenceManager + LocalFileSystem it shouldn't be
> difficult to fix it manually.
> There's a consistency check + repair tool in JIRA (JCR-76). I've just
> uploaded a new version compatible with the latest jackrabbit version.
> It's early code but you might want to give it a try, remember to backup
> your repository before running the tool ;). Feedback is welcome.
>
> > and is there a way of
> > validating the input before I use it to create a node ?
> I think there's no need to validate the input, if the repository gets
> broken it's a bug.
>
> regards
> edgar
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