Hi Anirban Majumdar,
Basically nt:unstructured is the node type which doesnot mandate any
restriction. Any property can be added without declaration.
But you are in need of a node type where a particular property need to
be mandatory. Try extending nt:resource. It will surely help.
[av:childNodeType] > nt:resource
- av:name mandatory
- av:value
Best Regards,
Sunil Dhage
Hello everyone,
I've come across somewhat similar posts in the archive, but they all
primarily seemed to be dealing with nt:resource.
The problem I'm facing is that when I have a mandatory property
specified in a child node, then JackRabbit throws a
ConstraintViolationException [mandatory property does not exist]
whenever I try to save the contents of the parent node.
To put it programmatically,
I have a parent node:
[av:someParent] > nt:base
+ av:children [av:childNodeType]
= av:childNodeType
Multiple
[av:childNodeType] > nt:unstructured
- av:name
mandatory
- av:value
I have a bean class for someParent node, which contains a List of
childNode instances. In each of the instances I explicitly save the
"name" property. Then using OCM when I persist the parent node instance
- ocm.insert(parentNodeObj) - even this goes through fine. At the line
where I save the transient state of the repository - ocm.save() - I get
the ConstraintViolationException.
Any assistance will be truly appreciated.
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anirban
