hi ruchi, i guess you're refering to graffito-jcr mapping. this seems to be a graffito-specific issue, the graffito list would therefore probably be the better audience.
cheers stefan On 2/7/07, ruchi goel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I want to use jcr mapping layer for creating custom node type "folder" which should inherit from "nt:folder" I have following custom_nodetype.xml <nodeTypes xmlns:nt="http://www.jcp.org/jcr/nt/1.0"; xmlns:jcr="http://www.jcp.org/jcr/1.0"; xmlns:rep="internal" xmlns:mix="http://www.jcp.org/jcr/mix/1.0";> <nodeType name="folder" isMixin="false" hasOrderableChildNodes="false" primaryItemName=""> <supertypes> <supertype>nt:folder</supertype> </supertypes> </nodeType> </nodeTypes> I have following jcrmapping descriptor <class-descriptor className="com.sun.portal.cms.model.HeirarchyContent" jcrNodeType="nt:hierarchyNode" discriminator="false" > <!-- Field-descriptor is used to map simple attributes to jcr property --> <field-descriptor fieldName="path" path="true" /> <field-descriptor fieldName="creationDate" jcrName="jcr:created" /> /> </class-descriptor> <class-descriptor className="com.sun.portal.cms.model.Folder" jcrNodeType="folder" extend="com.sun.portal.cms.model.HeirarchyContent" discriminator="false" > <!-- Field-descriptor is used to map simple attributes to jcr property --> <field-descriptor fieldName="path" path="true" /> /> <collection-descriptor fieldName="children" proxy="false" jcrNodeType="nt:hierarchyNode" elementClassName="com.sun.portal.cms.model.HeirarchyContent" collectionConverter="org.apache.portals.graffito.jcr.persistence.collectionconverter.impl.NTCollectionConverterImpl" /> </class-descriptor> The problem is I am able to retrieve the items which are properties but I do not see any child node definitions in folder. Ideally since folder is inheriting from nt:folder , it should get a childnode definition of type nt:heirrarchynodeType Is there anything I am missing ? Checked out PersistenceAutoTest.java but it uses all custom nodetypes which are inherited from nt:base and so , it has childnodedefintions in custom node type definition. Help appreciated. Thanks, Ruchi
