Hi,
I'm not used with direct JCR modifications in repositories, so I won't
answer.
But I would have a question just to learn more about this:
Does your method modify the jcr index? because if it doesn't, how
Magnolia should be able to see the changes.
Regards,
CAPITAINE Harold
Wan-Hi Joh a écrit :
Hello Harold,
I'm using the JackRabbit / JCR API to get access to the Magnolia
repository to stay independent from Magnolia. So I connect to the
repository and add data like this:
Repository repository = new TransientRepository(JCR_CONFIG_FILE_PATH,
JCR_REPOSITORY_HOME);
Session session = repository.login(new SimpleCredentials(JCR_LOGIN,
JCR_PASSWORD.toCharArray()), JCR_WORKSPACE_NAME);
Node child = session.getRootNode().addNode("someNode").;
child.setProperty("title", "sometext");
session.save();
session.logout();
The child node is added and saved. But Magnolia does not detect the
changes and recognizes manipulated nodes only after a restart.
Magnolia's repository descriptor states observation to be allowed,
which implies that Magnolia uses observation. Perhaps I miss an
application specific detail. Any help is highly appreciated.
Regards,
Wan-Hi Joh
2007/8/16, Capitaine Harold <[email protected]>:
Hi,
When you add a node are you using this kind of method:
HierarchyManager hm = ContentRepository.getHierarchyManager();
Content parentNode = hm.getNode("the/path");
parentNode.createNode(needed_args);
parentNode.save(); //don't forget to save the parent, I think that is
the reason why you don't see the node.
If you're not using this method can you describe steps by steps what
you're doing.
HTH
CAPITAINE Harold
Wan-Hi Joh a écrit :
Hello everyone,
I'd like to know how to make Magnolia detect content changed on
repository level.
Scenario: I use Magnolia 3.0.2 (Bundle) with mySQL as the backing
store. My goal is to add valid JCR nodes to the "website" repository,
while Magnolia detects these changes during runtime. I successfully
connect to the repository (author instance) using JackRabbit/JCR, and
add / persist a node to an existing one, but I still must restart
Magnolia to see the added node listed in the AdminInterface. This is
quite irritating because
Boolean.parseBoolean(repository.getDescriptor(Repository.OPTION_OBSERVATION_SUPPORTED))
returns true. info.magnolia.module.admininterface.Engine also adds
some EventListeners to the ObservationManager.
What do I miss?
Regards,
Wan-Hi Joh
P.S: Sorry for double posting. It was a long day.
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