Hello,
Currently we’re trying to integrate Apache OAK within our project.
We using a hierarchy of nodes and a node can have different kind of properties
(that’s why we’re using node type nt:unstructured)
Some simple example structure:
* Music (nt:unstructured, no actual properties)
* Rock (nt:unstructured, no actual properties)
* Metallica (nt:unstructured, with a lot of properties, including
binaries)
* U2 (nt:unstructured, with a lot of properties, including binaries)
Some scenario’s
* Editing the node U2 and adding / updating some properties (should result
in a new version)
* Move the node U2 to a different hierarchy (Should be able restore it)
* Remove some of the node
* Versioning the complete music tree with my own label (used
versionhistory.addVersionLabel())
* Restore a complete or part of the tree
* Restore a node to a specific version
Now I’ve some questions about versioning and restoring:
* Is the nt:unstructured the best node type or should I use another one for
instance nt:folder, nt:file (may be create my own)
* Nt:unstructured used OPV version. When I use
versionhistory.getVersionByLabel() than the child information contains
‘jcr:childVersionHistory’. This child information points to a node. But in my
case this node is no longer retrieval because it has been deleted. Is in this
case better to use a node type with OPV Copy
* Restore by label is currently not implemented by OAK. Does anyone know
about some example of restoring (part of) tree based on a label.
Thanx, for all information. May be I missed some documentation
Richard
