Hi, Tobias Bocanegra <tobias.bocanegra <at> day.com> writes:
> > hi, > currently there are not plans of implementing a smarter storing of > versioned content. Do you know whether there is currently delta based versioning for files of any kind in jackrabbit? Specifically, can text files and/or any other non-binary file types be versioned as deltas in jackrabbit? If not, might there be any plans to introduce this delta based versioning for text or other non-binary file types in the future? > but we're thinking of an alternative way of storing blobs so > that every unique blob only gets stored once. so if the binary data > does not change from version to version, it would only get stored > once. Am I correct in understanding that this alternative way way of storing blobs does not use deltas but rather just maintains a single copy of each unique blob and then uses pointer(s) to reference that single unique copy if a duplicate binary version of the file is entered into the repository? > > regards, toby > Thanks again for your time. Bob Kerfoot
