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Tobias Bocanegra commented on SLING-592:
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i think in this picture the node name just happens to be the same as the value
of the property 'name'. which is the default behavior when creating nodes via
the sling post servlet.
however, your statement "Often the node name reflects a property value" is
simply wrong. i would say: "in some cases, the name of the node is the same as
a value of one of it's properties".
there are a lot of problems with SNS, especially the no-consistent addressing.
for example, if you address one of your shops by: /shops/shop[2].html (i wonder
if this works, at all), and then afterwards delete the first shop, the same
address refers now to the prior 3rd shop node. which makes the entire
addressing unstable.
in this respect, i makes absolutely no sense of having node resources with the
same name in sling. further more, you'll just get a lot of problems, even if it
would work. if the "node name" does not matter, just use some random name, or a
number, or anything.
> add SNS (Same Name Siblings) support
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> Key: SLING-592
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLING-592
> Project: Sling
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Oliver Lietz
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> support SNS to simplify adding content without a single unique (meaningful)
> property
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