Hi, What you could do to estimate the number of nodes per sub-tree. But this requires some advanced knowledge about Jackrabbit internals, so this might not be a solution for you. It requires access to the persistence manager or backend storage:
- Get 100 or 200 node ids from the persistence manager or backend storage - it doesn't matter what nodes ids, just read any. Plus get the total node count (unless you only need to estimate the percentages). - Load those nodes using the node id (UUID). - For each of those nodes, get the path. - Sum the counts for each parent path (using a hash map). Regards, Thomas
