> Node methods are accessible in javascript with their real names like > "node.getPath()". very cool.
> Node poperties and child nodes are accessible as javascript > properties, like "node.text". sounds great. > On Feb 1, 2008 8:01 PM, Felix Meschberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > ...I am perfectly fine going back to not having the methods be > > properties and access properties and child nodes as properties of the > > node - which is equally natural, of course. But then, we should finally > > keep it one way or the other, ok ?... > Sure, I think the current status is usable, and direct access to JCR > methods allows edge cases to be solved, if needed. sounds excellent, exactly what i was looking for... i especially like this approach since it allows for a similar access to content in client sided ujax. regards, david
