Yes, td:place is located at the very end of the CND file. And frankly, I cannot imagine that this is a problem, as CND gets compiled into the repository.xml. And this file gets then parsed by Jackrabbit on startup. Thus, Jackrabbit has anyway all nodetype definitions loaded once it is started. Absolutely, no error messages on creation and save.
-- Juerg > > Hi, > > I've been working with Jackrabbit for some time now (with storage on the > file system), but I don't know what's wrong in the following case. > > I have the following situation (CND): > > [td:place] > nt:base,mix:versionable,td:sourceable > - td:refId (string) > .... > > [td:sourceable] > mix:versionable > mixin > - td:source (reference) > > [td:source] > nt:base,mix:versionable > - td:refId (string) > .... Is this the exact sequence of node definitions?.... there are no errors? Because you should first define td:sourceable before using it in td:place Jacco -- ------------------------------------- Jacco van Weert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] JCR Controller -- http://www.xs4all.nl/~weertj/jcr
