Workspace.getNodeTypeManager) doesn't come with a dedicate javadoc section and
therefore inherits the doc from it's base class ReadOnlyNodeTypeManager.
would you mind creating a jira ticket such that we can fix that?
sorry for the inconvenience and kind regards
angela
From: JCR
Hello
I wonder how this is officially done... or not supported?
As per doc
(https://jackrabbit.apache.org/oak/docs/apidocs/org/apache/jackrabbit/oak/plugins/nodetype/write/ReadWriteNodeTypeManager.html),
the ReadWriteNodeTypeManager throws an
UnsupportedRepositoryOperationException on any
Hello,
I am in need of Jackrabbit API doc for version 2.5, in particular about
its user management API.
The Jackrabbit site offers links down to 2.12 only, and I can't find it
elsewhere either.
Any help is appreciated!
Regards,
Juerg
Answer to self:
At node /content, change property sling:target to required path.
--J
On 15.07.21 08:48, JCR wrote:
Hi
Where can the default path be configured for the sling instance's main
page (aka index.html)? It is currently set to /starter/index.html when
calling myslinghost:8080
Hi
Where can the default path be configured for the sling instance's main
page (aka index.html)? It is currently set to /starter/index.html when
calling myslinghost:8080.
Thanks,
Juerg
On 10.02.2014 19:45, hsp wrote:
Hi Michael, thanks by your time;
Nowadays, the repositories with jackrabbit we have are about 10TB with
1Million items.
The persistence is with postgresql and datastore.
We have some limitations with postgresql in terms of performance, and I
think if migrate all
Hi all,
I'm looking for a pattern to call a sling resource from within an OSGi
bundle.
My idea would be something with sling.include(/some/path.html), but
this does not seem to be possible, as it is not a service.
So, another option would be to do a full-sized HTTP GET call, which
sounds
Yeap, wrong list, thanks anyway for the hint, Justin.
Juerg
On 08.05.2011 14:44, Justin Edelson wrote:
More of a Sling than a Jackrabbit question, no?
In any case, you should be able to use the SlingRequestProcessor to do
this. Search the (sling) list archives for details. If you have
All,
I wonder if multiple ORed path constraints can be set in one single
XPATH statement in some way.
E.g.
/a/b/c//*[text='...'] OR /a/d/e//*[text='...']
Interesting, the above statement does not produce an error... but also
won't return any results.
Thanks,
Juerg
