Hi Edgar,
> I tried it with my app but the plugin locks the repository and my
> application is unable to connect, a disconnect button might be useful,
absolutely. Good point.
> anyway I suspect you plan to add jcr-rmi support ;) . Are you
Yes, this should be one of the next features.
> interested
> in adding writing capabilities to the plugin?, I'd be happy to help.
maybe content import (and export). But at the moment I would like to
concentrate on reading, searching and connecting capabilities as I
think this would be more useful at the moment when developing with
a JCR.
But to enhance it the way the community need it (and not the way I
think the community need it ;-) ) everybody is invited to add feature
requests at
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=154841&atid=793418
> I found the sources inside the jar file and it took me a while to
> compile them, I don't know if there's support for eclipse plugins in
> maven but the sources in the sourceforge cvs with a pom or an ant build
> file would help.
I would like to clean up the source code before committing it to the
cvs. The Eclipse PDE does not need Maven to build the plugin. But I
will check if everything to build the plugin is contained in the
release. Thanks for the hint.
Cheers,
Sandro
Edgar Poce wrote:
Hi sandro
good to see an open source plugin!, thanks for the initiative :). I gave
it a try and it looks good.
I tried it with my app but the plugin locks the repository and my
application is unable to connect, a disconnect button might be useful,
anyway I suspect you plan to add jcr-rmi support ;). Are you interested
in adding writing capabilities to the plugin?, I'd be happy to help.
I found the sources inside the jar file and it took me a while to
compile them, I don't know if there's support for eclipse plugins in
maven but the sources in the sourceforge cvs with a pom or an ant build
file would help.
thanks,
edgar
Sandro Böhme wrote:
Hello,
at http://sourceforge.net/projects/jcrbrowser you can find a small and
free Eclipse
plugin. It can display the data of a lokal Jackrabbit repository in a
node tree and a
property list. As a quick preview you can look at the screenshot:
https://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?group_id=154841
I'm looking forward to your feedback.
Please tell me if it's useful . If it is I would clean up the source
code and improve
it. I could imagine to add a namespace view and of course more ways to
connect to
a repository.
Regards,
Sandro
