hi giota, On 3/13/06, Giota Karadimitriou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello Stefan, > > I just tried with a clean repository and it seems you are right, I do > not get the null pointer exception any more. I had not cleaned up my > repository after putting the new version of jackrabbit. It works fine > for a clean repository. > > Sorry for the delay caused, please consider this issue closed.
no problem, thanks for the detailed bug report! keep up the good work. cheers stefan > > -----Original Message----- > From: Stefan Guggisberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 4:39 PM > To: jackrabbit-dev@incubator.apache.org > Subject: Re: some small error found > > hi giota > > i was unable to reproduce your problem. i used the following code for > testing: > > Session session1 = r.login(new SimpleCredentials("johndoe", > "".toCharArray()), "wsp1"); > Workspace wsp1 = session1.getWorkspace(); > Node fileNode = session1.getRootNode().getNode("/foo/bar/blah.txt"); > // node of type nt:file > > Session session2 = r.login(new SimpleCredentials("johndoe", > "".toCharArray()), "wsp2"); > Workspace wsp2 = session2.getWorkspace(); > > String dstPath = "/" + fileNode.getName(); > wsp2.clone(wsp1.getName(), fileNode.getPath(), dstPath, true); > > did you test with a 'fresh', i.e. an initially empty repository? > can you provide a complete test class that i can use with an empty > jackrabbit instance? > > cheers > stefan > > > On 3/10/06, Giota Karadimitriou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have been testing my application with jackrabbit 1.0 and found a > small > > error which causes a null pointer exception. > > > > Class org.apache.jackrabbit.core.BatchedItemOperations > > > > public void checkAddNode(. > > > > //line 576 > > // make sure parent node is not protected > > < if (parentDef.isProtected()) { > > > > > if (parentDef!=null && parentDef.isProtected()) { > > > > I don't know the process, whether I should report to jira/file issue > > that is why I write directly to the list > > > > The code that tested that is this below. > > One must have 2 workspaces to run this and try to clone a node of the > > first workspace under the root of the second: > > > > String originalWorkspace = entry.getWorkspace(); > > String originalPath = entry.getAbsolutePath(); > > Session originalSession = getSession(originalWorkspace); > > Session session = getSession(secondWorkspace); > > log.debug("originalSession=" + originalSession); > > Node rnOriginal=originalSession.getRootNode(); > > Node node=rnOriginal.getNode(originalPath.substring(1)); > > log.debug("node=" + node); > > log.debug("session=" + session); > > Workspace ws = session.getWorkspace(); > > log.debug("ws=" + ws.getName()); > > String name=Util.getName(originalPath); //gets just the file > > name > > log.debug("name=" + name); > > ws.clone(originalWorkspace, originalPath, > > Constants.PATH_SEPARATOR_CHAR + name, true); > > Node rn = session.getRootNode(); > > log.debug("rn=" + rn); > > Node movedNode = rn.getNode(name); > > log.debug("movedNode=" + movedNode); > > > > regards, > > Giota > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
