> > Please search for "jaasConfigFile", > > Ok, found jaasConfigFile, it was in the section above! > > > So please run "the Init the > > repository" function in your browser webapp first (first screen when > > opening http://localhost:8080/browser/). > > That worked any I can browse it. Now I got another repository on my box. > > I will go celebrate as soon as I manage to create a repo with A and read > it with B. :-)) Wasn't that the idea of having a standard such as JSR-170? > > Don't get me wrong; thank you for your code. Maybe it can be taken further > into an "any JCR repository" browser. I will investigate a bit. > > At least your stuff is the only available free implementation of such a > browser that I know about.
hi torsten, in fact you *can* browse any given jcr repository with the karma-jcr repositorybrowser. You need to make some modifications to the config files though. First you need to provide a valid repository.xml configuration (in the conf dir). Then you need to change the "domain root" (in src/java/com/inceedo/karma/jcr/browser/actions/Show.java and Browse.java). And that should do it... ;) I will have a look at it tonight too and move this domain root configuration stuff to the applicationContext.xml file, so you can easily modify it to use it for any jcr repo. Again, like I said, this is very early stuff, I will make it more generic very soon... You can also join in if you like and send me patches... ;) oliver
