In that case... wouldn't it mean that the provided code
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NamespaceAccessToken nat = Domain.accessNamespace(new SecurityToken(""),
"slide");
SlideToken slideToken = new SlideTokenImpl(new CredentialsToken("john"));
Structure struct = nat.getStructureHelper();
Content content = nat.getContentHelper();
struct.create(slideToken, new SubjectNode(), "/slideTestFolder");
NodeRevisionDescriptors revisionDescriptors =
content.retrieve(slideToken, "/slideTestFolder");
NodeRevisionDescriptor revisionDescriptor = content.retrieve(slideToken,
revisionDescriptors);
NodeRevisionContent revisionContent = content.retrieve(slideToken,
revisionDescriptors, revisionDescriptor);
content.create(slideToken, "/slideTestFolder", revisionDescriptor,
revisionContent);
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will not work because it will attempt to retrieve a
NodeRevisionDescriptor that does not exists?
Can someone demostrate to me how can I use Slide's API to create a
folder whereby the ContentStore is a filesystem? eg,
C:\temp\myfilestore\slideTestFolder
Michael Smith wrote:
>Russ wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>> after structure's create method was called,
>>
>>struct.create(slideToken, new SubjectNode(), "/slideTestFolder");
>>-------------------------
>>
>>no row was inserted into table REVISION, thus afterwhich when trying to
>>retrieve the NodeRevisinDescriptor,
>>
>>NodeRevisionDescriptors revisionDescriptors =
>content.retrieve(slideToken,"/slideTestFolder");
>>NodeRevisionDescriptor revisionDescriptor = content.retrieve(slideToken,
>revisionDescriptors);
>>
>>---------------------------------
>>
>>Resulted in
>>"org.apache.slide.content.RevisionDescriptorNotFoundException: No
>>revision descriptor found on object /slideTestFolder"
>>So my question now is, who creates the NodeRevisionDescriptor if
>>struct.create doesn't create it?
>>
>
>content.create(...) creates the revision object.
>
>Michael
>
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