Hi Vladislav,
You may of course manually uninstall your initial content from the
repository at any time. E.g. by using WebDAV in the explorer and deleting.
There is also a marker for the installed initial content in the
repository at /var/sling/bundle-content/<bundle-symbolic-name> which
contains loading information. You may want to delete the respective node
of your bundle (if not done automatically upon uninstallation of the
bundle).
This status information is to support the update (and AFAIK the
uninstallation) support for initial content.
To have the initial content automatically uninstalled when you uninstall
your bundle you may declare it as follows:
Sling-Initial-Content: SLING-INF/content/toremove;uninstall:=true
If on the other hand you would want your content to be (a) updated when
the bundle is updated and (b) removed when the bundle is uninstalled,
you might do (in maven-bundle-plugin configuration speak) :
<Sling-Initial-Content>
SLING-INF/content/toremove;overwrite:=true;uninstall:=true
</Sling-Initial-Content>
Hope this helps.
Regards
Felix
vkrejcirik schrieb:
So, how I can uninstall initial content? I reinstalled my bundle and
initial content is still there.
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Best regards / S pozdravem
Vladislav Krejčiřík
http://www.vkrejcirik.info
Felix Meschberger napsal(a):
Hi,
Gert Vanthienen schrieb:
Vladislav,
I'm not even sure stopping the bundle is supposed to delete the
contents from the repository. Just to give you an example: in our
bundle, we create a /content/servicemix/exchanges node. You don't
want to delete that one if the bundle is uninstalled because this
would delete the entire message archive from the repository. This
would have catastrofic consequences when updating a bundle through
uninstall - update - install.
Correct.
Actually, in the meantime we have added functionality to the initial
content loader, which allows uninstalling initial content should a
bundle be uninstalled (yes, this may be usefull in some situations).
Please refer to [1] for more information. If this does not help you,
place come back, so that we can clarify any remaing open questions.
Thanks.
For the webdav connection: did you have to specify a user name and
password? If not, you might want to try again with
http://[EMAIL PROTECTED]:8080/dav/default or
http://admin:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:8080/dav/default. If this still doesn't
work, try contacting the sling-dev list. It should work and they
should be able to help you with this. Just mention the fact that
you're doing the servicemix-sling integration stuff, they're even
more eager to help a fellow oss developer.
Looking at the initial request, it may also be that the Vladislav's
text editor does not support webdav using URLs ? In this case I would
suggest to use a tool which allows setting drive letters on WebDAV
such as WebDrive ...
Regards
Felix
[1] http://incubator.apache.org/sling/site/content-loading.html
Regards,
Gert
vkrejcirik wrote:
Hi,
I have 2 questions:
1) I made bundle for Apache Sling with initial content. If I install
this bundle everything is ok, I see this content on
localhost:8080/mypage.html.
But I stop this bundle, I still see this page... (If I uninstall
this bundle, I have the same problem).
2) It's possible edit esp file in my bundle over WebDav? If I
connect to http://localhost:8080/dav/default and I try edit some esp
file from my content, it seems that this file is empty. It seems,
that communication between windows and webdav is wrong or
perrmission are wrong...
Do you have any idea? thank you very much
