Hi, > I read an old post that mentioned that BundleFsPersistenceManager is not > transactional, is that still the case?
See http://wiki.apache.org/jackrabbit/PersistenceManagerFAQ specially "Consistency / Atomicy": "The current file based persistence managers are not always atomic. They do support transactions in Jackrabbit, the exception is after a crash: When the process is stopped while a transaction is being written to disk (power failure, process killed, Runtime.halt() called, VM crash), some data of a transaction may be committed and some not. Theoretically, some nodes may be corrupt (depending how and when the system crashed)..." > possible with BundleFsPersistenceManager? Yes, but if your system crashes you risk having a corrupt repository. Regards, Thomas
