sunild wrote:
Hi Abhi,
Please refer the api of javax.jcr.Node @
http://www.day.com/maven/jsr170/javadocs/jcr-1.0/javax/jcr/Item.html
Item is parent Interface of Node.
For your use isNew(), isModified() and isSame(Item item)
Before doing all these operations, remember you need to do
node.checkout(), since you are working on versionable nodes.
Regards,
Sunil Dhage
abhishek reddy wrote:
hi sunild,
thanks for the reply.... but my requirement is different
iam using subversion plugin with netbeans ........
In case of netbeans when a file is modified, its color will be chnaged to
blue automatically.........indicating that this file is modified and need to
be committed to the repository. Similarly, when a new file is added, the
file color is changed to green (which indicates that this file is modified
and need to be commited to the repository)...
*Here the point to be noticed is, file changes are recognised then and
there.........*
*
I want to implement similar kind of mechanism with jackrabbit, i.e the
ability to recognise the files when they are modified or added newly
automatically.
Is there any EVENT kind of mechanism, i.e when a file is added/modified an
event is raised.....
*
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 12:13 PM, sunild <[email protected]>wrote:
Hi Abhi,
To find the versioned files, sure you need to go through the below
mentioned stuff. But repository.xml will help you much.
Just read line-by-line repository.xml. You will come to know the exact
location of the files.
One more thing, it depends on the PersistenceManager being used.
Look for tags """Versioning""" and """FileSystem""".
François Cassistat wrote:
You'll need to read more about the JCR specification (that is the standard
from JackRabbit). Look for the jsr170-1.0.pdf file in the archive
downloadable here :
http://jcp.org/aboutJava/communityprocess/final/jsr170/index.html
And read chapter 4, 6, 7 and 8 (this reads fast, don't worry, just skip
details when it seems too obvious). Then you'll be a JCR-API expert ;)
All the specification about versionning in JCR here in 8.2.
Good luck,
Frank
Le 2009-12-29 à 8:35 AM, abhishek reddy a écrit :
hi,
thanks for the link, i have tried its working fine
can you tell me where the versioned files will be stored?
also tell me is there any way, to find out whether the documents are
modified or not and accordingly versioning them...
thanks again.
On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 4:55 PM, sunild <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi,
Try running one first-hops from the jackrabbit website.
Decide the content repository structure. Then apply mix:versionable
node
type to the nodes, which need to be versioned.
Try to search through previous postings. You will get all of your
questions answered in the jackrabbit previous postings only.
BR/
Sunil Dhage.
abhishek reddy wrote:
thanks for the reply........
I wll just go through them........
Requirement:
In a business process, the electronic documents
(doc,text,excel,pdf,images
etc) will move from person to person.....and there is a scope that
contents
of docs might change from the user to user......so, when these docs are
modified they have to go as revisions to the next user, keepin the
original
doc as is......so, that we have track of changes made to the document.
can you please help me ragrding this.......how can i make use of
jackrabbit
in this case.
Note: I dont want to apply versioning on the entire application, rather
on
particular files.......in my case docs included in the business
process.
On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Mathieu Baudier <[email protected]>
wrote:
how to implement "Document versioning" concept . I have to maintain
various
documents and version them. If a document is modified, it has to be
saved
as
a new version, keeping the original document as is. I have to version
only
some "x" documents. Is this possible with Jackrabbit? If possible
please
guide me how to start?
This page helped me to get started:
http://wiki.apache.org/jackrabbit/ExamplesPage#Versioning_Basics
then you apply these concepts to "file" nodes:
http://wiki.apache.org/jackrabbit/ExamplesPage#Importing_a_File
--
Abhishek
