Re: restore without persistence

[Aleksandar Pecanov]

We achieved this on a product using the frozen sub nodes of the version
node (version object). Except for the renamed properties for the node
types there is not much of a difference (of course this depends on how
your node types are structure).

This probably did not help much ... but at least it's achievable :)

On Wed, 2006-07-26 at 17:16 -0400, David Kennedy wrote:
> Is there a way to retrieve the "versions" of a node without actually 
> persisting them?  Here, by "versions" I mean the actual instance of the 
> primaryNodeType and not the Version object.  I'd like to be able to show 
> the differences between 2 versions of a node without having to restore the 
> one out of version storage (and replace the current node). 
> 
> David

Re: restore without persistence

[Peeter Piegaze]

Hi David,

The state of the versionable node is stored in a subnode of the
version node with the same name as the versionable, but of type
nt:frozenNode. The frozen node itself is not an exact copy of the
versionable, but all the information about the state of the
versionable at version-time is recoverable. Have a look at the spec
for more details.

Peeter

On 7/26/06, David Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Is there a way to retrieve the "versions" of a node without actually
persisting them?  Here, by "versions" I mean the actual instance of the
primaryNodeType and not the Version object.  I'd like to be able to show
the differences between 2 versions of a node without having to restore the
one out of version storage (and replace the current node).

David