On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 6:04 PM, Dave Brosius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 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.
No, it is no "must", you can have node and property names without
namespace prefixes. So you can always use Property p =
n.getProperty("myprop");
You only need to use a namespace for the node type itself, but not for
the names it specifies.
> 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.
I am also curious how you get to run the same java code on both
jackrabbit and sharepoint.
Regards,
Alex
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Alexander Klimetschek
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