Following the instructions on the Wiki (here) I was able to modify the mangolia-enterprise-bundle-4.4.2-tomcat-bundle bundle to use a MS SQL-Server-based persistence manager. But having done so I am not exactly sure what, if anything, I have really accomplished. Maybe I have missed something.
My modified Magnolia instance runs fine. It has created 72 tables in my SQL-Server database which appear to have data in them. So far, so good. But it has also written something like 600 files to the magnoliaAuthor/repositories/... directories. These files have names like magnoliaAuthor/repositories/magnolia/repository/namespaces/ns_reg.properties and repositories/magnolia/workspaces/data\index/_0/_0.cfs. Magnolia appears to need these files to open the repository. There is a boolean value in the persistenceManager configuration that tells Jackrabbit to store blobs in the file system (not in the database) and I was careful to set that to "false". As it is currently working in my installation, Jackrabbit stores a small amount of information in the database and a rather-larger amount on the file system -- and the two appear to need to be kept in sync for backups. Since the SQL-Server persistence manager also seems to be slower than Derby, what good is it, really? Or did I miss a step? Thanks, BigLeeH ---------------------------------------------------------------- For list details see http://www.magnolia-cms.com/home/community/mailing-lists.html To unsubscribe, E-mail to: <[email protected]> ----------------------------------------------------------------
