Hi Maurice,
are you sure you set the connection method to "Local Jackrabbit
Repository" at the JCR Browser node in the preferences? (I guess your
program is not running while you connect to your local repository.) Are
you still getting the same error message you described before? In case
you would like to connect via RMI you find more information in the
ReadMeFirst.txt file of the JCR Browser distribution and at
http://jackrabbit.apache.org/repository-server-howto.html.
Bye,
Sandro
Fard schrieb:
After a ran one of the program in the preferences of eclipse and set the
repository config file and the repository home folder paths and also in the
simple credentials, set username and password I got the error. I guess there
is a way that I can fix my problem and see the created repositorys
separately.
I don't know that way.
regards
Maurice
Alexander Klimetschek wrote:
If you connect to a running repository, you have to do that via RMI.
IIRC the JCR browser plugin has two ways to connect, local or remote.
The reason is that only one Jackrabbit instance can access the
directory with all the data (typically named repository/), thus there
is a lock file present that prevents a second Jackrabbit instance
configured with the same directory to overwrite the files. For a
scenario where multiple JCR clients in different VMs have to access
the same repository, RMI is the standard way to go.
Regards,
Alex
On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 9:41 PM, Fard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello there,
I have down loaded "5minutes" and "Beans_and_collections" programs , the
tutorials of "Object Content Mapping". I ran both of them in eclipse and
both of them work well. I tried to see the created node/s in repository
by
JCR Browser, but I got the error "It was not possible to log in. Please
check the credentials."
In detail "Directory was previously created with a different lockFactory
instance, please pass null as the lockFactory instance and use
setLockFactory to change it.
I appreciate for any help, beacuse I don't know how.
Regards
Maurice
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