Hello.
First of all, thanks for using my creature :)
On 6/29/06, Hinman, Robert A. <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
Hi there,
I'm using jLibrary to implement jackrabbit and I'm trying to configure it
to
work with Oracle, using the newly added OraclePersistenceManager. I have
read in other postings that people were able to set up the 'correct'
configuration, even before these new classes were added. I have been
struggling with the repository.xml for a while
- I was wondering if anyone could post an example repository.xmlconfigured
for the oracle persistence Manager.
I have never tried it, but probably here someone has tested it. We were able
to work with jLibrary and Oracle but I think (it was tested by another
developer) that it was using the SimpleDBPersistenceManager.
I also have some even more newbie questions about the repository.xml:
1)What is the benefit of using the DbFileSystem (or OracleFileSystem)
instead of the localFileSystem class? What are the parameters needed for
this to function correctly with Oracle?(Specifically, what is the path in
that case?)
Probably you will get better performance with a DB based filesystem, but
it's better that some Jackrabbit expert answer this ;)
2)What is the difference between the FileSystem tag outside the workspace
tag and the one inside workspace? Can they be different types (db and
file
system)?
In Jackrabbit hat FileSystem entry is used to specify where are stored the
version contents. So, it defines the version storage.
3) Where are we supposed to configure the ${rep.home}, ${wsp.name} and
${wsp.home} variables? How are they configured? For whatever reason the
jackrabbit/repository is created in my jboss/bin directory (the working
directory).
You can configure the rep.home variable changing the repository-home
parameter that is defined on the WEB-INF/web.xml file. For example:
<init-param>
<param-name>repository-home</param-name>
<param-value>/temp/MyRepositories</param-value>
<!--the repository home-->
</init-param>
Cheers.
Martin
