Greetings,
Perhaps i am very confused here, (likely), but if one uses a node type
definition file in jackrabbit, then node names and property names must have
namespace prefixes attached to them, as specified by the ntd.
Now if we would like to use the same code, without registering the NTD,
using sharepoint, Sharepoint complains about the use of the ':' as the
prefix/name separator.
So I suppose we need to look at what system we are running, and use
Property p = n.getProperty("myprefix:myprop");
for jackrabbit, and
Property p = n.getProperty("myprop");
for sharepoint.
Am i correct here? I am not sure why one must use prefixed names for node names
and property names, Is it not good enough that the type be namespace qualified?
What is the strategy that ones takes here, do i just need to write a method
such as
public String getQName(String baseName)
{
if (ntd_in_force)
return "myprefix:" + baseName;
return baseName;
}
and use that all over?
Thanks in advance.
dave
