Thank you for the tips.
the thing that i don't understand is that the line of code:
NodeTypeManagerImpl ntmgr =(NodeTypeManagerImpl)ws.getNodeTypeManager();
doesn't work if i dont have a transient repository, so i have a repository
object obtained with rmi.
(otherwise it works)
it gives me a ClassCastException and it is normal because
ws.getNodeTypeManager() returns a ClientNodeTypeManager and it cannot be
casted to NodeTypeManagerImpl even if they have the same superinterface.
The 2 classes are not related in order to be casted...i think.
i found a post in this forum with:
LocalAdapterFactory aFactory = new JackrabbitClientAdapterFactory();
ClientRepositoryFactory rFactory = new
ClientRepositoryFactory(aFactory);
Repository repo = rFactory.getRepository(rmiJack);
but it is the same situation when i try to cast....to NodeTypeManagerImpl
or JackrabbitNodeTypeManager
Regards,
Vlad
Alexander Klimetschek wrote:
>
> On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 9:40 PM, vlad_v <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> <nodeType name="nt:owner" isMixin="false"
>> hasOrderableChildNodes="false"
>> primaryItemName="jcr:content">
>> <supertypes>
>> <supertype>nt:folder</supertype>
>> <supertype>nt:file</supertype>
>> </supertypes>
>
> You should not extend from both nt:folder and nt:file at the same time
> (multiple inheritance).
>
>> <propertyDefinition name="nt:owner" requiredType="String"
>> autoCreated="false" mandatory="false"
>> onParentVersion="COPY"
>> protected="false" multiple="false"/>
>> </nodeType>
>> </nodeTypes>
>>
>> I put the file in the repository/nodetypes and it is called
>> custom_nodetypes.xml.
>
> You should register the node type via the NodeTypeManager as described
> on http://jackrabbit.apache.org/node-types.html
>
>> It seems to be correct the sintax because tomcat
>> doesn't produce any exceptions at startup.
>> but, when i do this :
>>
>> node.addNode(login, "nt:owner");
>> i get:
>>
>> javax.jcr.nodetype.ConstraintViolationException: /new_folder/vlad1:
>> mandatory child node {http://www.jcp.org/jcr/1.0}content does not exist
>
> Did you add a subnode jcr:content before you called saved? nt:file
> requires the mandatory child node jcr:content (and your nt:owner type
> extends from nt:file).
>
>> I thought it is not good to use the namespace "nt" and i put in
>> ns_reg.properties
>> a new line: owner=http://www.jcp.org/jcr/1.0 but tomcat complains with
>> Unknown namespace prefix owner.
>
> You have to define the new namespace "owner" in the node type xml root
> element (just as the others already present) and, as mentioned above,
> register the new node types through the java api. Namespaces will be
> registered automatically. Directly modifying ns_reg.properties is not
> recommended (for example, you have to change the ns_idx.properties
> accordingly, which can be tricky).
>
> Regards,
> Alex
>
> --
> Alexander Klimetschek
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
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