you could also start jackrabbit in a separate class loader, you just have to
make sure that the jcr-1.0.jar file is in you bootstrap class loader. something
like this:
+------------------------+
| bootstrap class loader +-----> jcr-1.0.jar
+------------------------+
| |
| | +------------------+
| +---| JR class loader |-----> jackrabbit-core
| +------------------+ lucene 1.4.3
| etc.
+-----+----------------+
| you app class loader |-----> lucene 2.0
+----------------------+ other classes
regards
marcel
Sridhar Raman wrote:
I have a stand-alone program that needs to access the jackrabbit jcr
repository, and convert it into our format. As a result, this program needs
lucene version 2.0 to run without errors. Since the jackrabbit portion uses
lucene version 1.4.3, I am not able to make it work.
I looked at the archives, and found the suggestion of running jackrabbit as
a server, etc. I have a doubt regarding this:
The program that is calling the repository is not a web-client. It is a
simple program that can be run from DOS. In that case, what should I do?
All
the suggestions indicate that I should make this a servlet, that can call
the jackrabbit repository server. Is that the only option?
Thanks in advance,
Sridhar
