Hi Tako, thanks for your comments.
> (7) New property types and new Nodetypes to enhance application > interoperability > around common meta data This one interests me, which new types are there? (well I read about the WEAKREFERENCE and URI ones, is that what you refer too? If so, the second part of your statement "to enhance application interoperability around common meta data" confuses me ;-)
I guess the "enhanced application interoperability" was targeted at the "new nodetypes" only. When I re-read my sentence now I realized that I probably should more specific about mentioning the benefits of the new properties individually.
> (9) Shareable nodes that allow the tree in a content repository workspace > to become a more implicit network. Could you maybe be a little more specific here, it all sounds very abstract when you say it like that :-)
Shareable nodes are nodes that share the same properties and childnodes and can appear in different locations of a single workspace tree. I think it can be viewed like a less harmful & less complex re-introduction of the hard-links that we had in the early days of JSR-170. A very simple example would be that you can now file a document in various folders in a (semi-)transparent way for the application and therefore have an alternative way to model many-to-many relationships.
PS: Weren't you supposed to be on vacation?
what can i say... bad planning on my behalf ;) regards, david
