the database can be seperate, as its JDBC, it just has a URL that points to
another server. Jackrabbit itself is also "remotable" via RMI anyway, so you
can have multiple tiers.
I worked through "first hops" to get an example going. Then its really a
matter of noodling around with the API, and keeping the JCR spec open (the
spec is pretty informative, but not specific to Jackrabbit). You really have
to play with it to see what it can do, its not a complex api (other then the
specs requirement for 10 000 checked exceptions for each call you do ;)
On 10/14/06, Riyaz Mansoor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi
any pointers/examples on how to do this? i have not been able to find
any examples on the jackrabbit website - just code snippets.
is there no giude that takes us thru an sample scenario/example?
also is it possible to separate the database from the jackrabbit server
for the model 3 deployment (as on website)?
thanx
riyaz
Michael Neale wrote:
> Yes it could, JCR could work well for that sort of workflow application,
> for
> sure.
>
> On 10/12/06, Riyaz Mansoor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> hi
>>
>> i've just joined this list and have been reading about jackrabbit for a
>> coupla days.
>>
>> i have a scenario and wanted to know if jackrabbit would be appropriate
>> to use in this situation (or slightly altered situation)
>>
>> i need to build a simple bill payment system. when a bill is recieved
it
>> is scanned.
>>
>> 1) log the scanned bill { date, due-date, from, desc, scanned-bill }
>> 2) bill is verified by person who recieved goods/service { by-reciever,
>> date}
>> 3) payment is authorised { by-person, date }
>> 4) check generated and sent { check-no, date }
>>
>> an audit trail that stores who entered the day would be a big bonus.
>> am thinking of RDBMS system for a backend
>>
>> could this be quickly done with jackrabbit?
>>
>> thanx
>> riyaz
>>
>>
>>
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