Hi Christoph,
the search index implementation uses a collection of lucene indexes
for performance reasons. To keep track of the indexes in use it
creates a file indexes with the index names.
the file ns_mappings.properties is a mapping of namespaces to index
internal prefixes to save storage
Null values cause BLOB corruption
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Key: JCR-551
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-551
Project: Jackrabbit
Issue Type: Bug
Components: core
Affects Versions: 1.0.1
Reporte
Hello;
I'm in need to do a search by documents (like nt:file) that are duplicated in
the workspace.
I tought to compare the jcr:data in first.
But I would to get some ideas from any of you because I don't mind from where
begin the query to do such function. Any suggestions? Is it possible in a
s
Stefan Guggisberg wrote:
jr does have a 'physical' home directory. i don't think that we should
change
that. that doesn't necessarily mean that any files are written to that
directory.
For which reason does jr need a 'physical' home directory? And how do I prevent
jr from writing files to th
On 8/30/06, Christoph Kiehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Stefan Guggisberg wrote:
>> There are already working solutions for 2. and 3. So, as you wrote,
>> the right
>> way would be to refactor jackrabbits core to use an own storage. This
>> could even
>> be the current FileSystem, while this File
Stefan Guggisberg wrote:
There are already working solutions for 2. and 3. So, as you wrote,
the right
way would be to refactor jackrabbits core to use an own storage. This
could even
be the current FileSystem, while this FileSystem lacks a proper locking
mechanism which probably could be adde
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-549?page=all ]
Stefan Guggisberg resolved JCR-549.
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Resolution: Fixed
fixed in svn rev. 438504
> TransientFileFactory may throw ConcurrentModificationException on shutdown
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Hi,
I have got familiar with JR codebase in the last few months and follow is
based on my experience in the backup tool.
The community is really helpful when you need some help but in order to
understand the basic concept you need to dig into the code and into the JCR
spec.
A general documentati
Hi,
Based on private discussions I'd like to raise the issue of the
accessibility of the Jackrabbit core codebase. We have a small number
of people who are intimately familiar with the core codebase (see the
numbers below), but others find the core hard to navigate and that
this drives up the bar
elangodi kalaimani schrieb:
Hi ,
This is with regard to a problem faced while trying to checkin/check out
files from Dreamweaver 8.0 to jackrabbit 1.0.1.
After analyzing the http conversation, I found the following things happening,
- The mix:versionable property and the jcr:isChec
On 8/28/06, Christoph Kiehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jukka Zitting wrote:
>> I still don't get what this FileSystem is used for. Maybe someone with
>> deeper
>> knowlegde of the system could explain it to me? Or is it just there for
>> historical reasons?
>
> It is used extensively by the Obje
elangodi kalaimani schrieb:
Hi ,
This is with regard to a problem faced while trying to checkin/check out
files from Dreamweaver 8.0 to jackrabbit 1.0.1.
After analyzing the http conversation, I found the following things happening,
- The mix:versionable property and the jcr:isChec
Hi ,
This is with regard to a problem faced while trying to checkin/check out
files from Dreamweaver 8.0 to jackrabbit 1.0.1.
After analyzing the http conversation, I found the following things happening,
- The mix:versionable property and the jcr:isCheckedOut property, which are
ve
Yes it is. The multipleworkspacetest is created from the configuration of the
head application. So it is the same problem. It is solved by fixing the
repository.xml thx a lot.
Sorry for our crosspost
Marcel Reutegger wrote:
>
> quipere wrote:
>> See
>> http://www.nabble.com/problem-retrieving-
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