Hi David, Thanks for your answer. My problem is: Imagine that each workspace has stored top secret informations, as example, one workspace stores "Sansung" files and other workspace stores "Motorolla" files. Unfortunately, I can´t put these files in a unique workspace. But imagine that some users can access all workspaces (CEO as example), then, how can I make a search that return the results from all workspaces? After this, sorting by jcr:score (relevancy)...
its my content model, Someone can help me? Regards, Alexandre Martins 2007/3/26, David Nuescheler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
hi alexandre, personally i would even go as far as saying that since the scope of search is limited by definition to a "workspace" i would try to avoid searching multiple workspaces. usually, if you need to search multiple (or even "many") workspaces it is an indication that the "workspace" metaphor was used in a suboptimal way in the content model. i would much rather try to aggregate the information that needs to be searched (possibly virtually) in a single workspace that represents the scope of your search. or is there a reason against that? maybe you could explain your content/data model and the reasoning to split things into different workspaces. since "content modelling" with jcr is fairly new for everybody i think it would be interesting to share usecases and discuss them. regards, david
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