If I create a versionable node in one workspace and that node is subsequently modified multiple times in that workspace, is there any way to clone an earlier version of that node into another workspace? My understanding of the Workspace.clone method is that it always clones the latest version of the node from the source workspace. I'd like to be able to clone an earlier version in order to implement staged publishing. In a "staging" workspace I want to be able to check in multiple versions of a node before it's every published to a "live" workspace, but then choose one of the earlier versions of that node to publish to "live".
I'm also a bit confused by the Node.restoreByLabel method. The name seems to imply that the node will be restored to an earlier version, but I am able to use it to "restore" to a later version as well. Is this correct behavior? The JSR-170 spec, so far as I can see, doesn't say one way or the other, though 15.7 of JSR-283 explicitly states that it's for restoring to a previous state. As above, I'd like to use this method to publish a version of a node to the "live" workspace that is a successor to the current version in "live", but not necessarily the latest version. Thanks, Jeff -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/questions-about-clone-and-restore-tp23088566p23088566.html Sent from the Jackrabbit - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
