On 19.4.12 17:34, Gonzalo Vasquez wrote:
Understood! "All over the place" seems to be the key, but under that
conditions how do I retrieve the root NodeId? I guess using the the
RepositoryService might help, but the only method I can think of is the
executeQuery, isn't there an equivalent for Session.getRootNode() from
javax.jcr? I need to traverse a tree of nodes prior to the batch insert
process.
Hi,
What are you trying to achieve here? If you implement the SPI, you
basically have to implement the RepositoryService interface. In that
casse you don't get the root NodeId from anywhere, but you rather have
to supply it yourself. See PathFactory and IdFactory.
Michael
Any SPI code tutorials available?
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El 19-04-2012, a las 11:18, Julian Reschke escribió:
On 2012-04-18 16:53, Gonzalo Vasquez wrote:
I'm trying to use the org.apache.jackrabbit.spi.Batch class methods
provided by the SPI package (jackrabbit-spi-2.4.1.jar), but I'm having
trouble discovering how to get the NodeId param as the one it needs is
from the spi package, not from the core one. Some Helper / Factory class
perhaps?
Any ideas would be appreciated!
Regards,
...
The Batch class is needed to implement write operations in an SPI
implementation. In which case, you should be using spi.NodeIds all
over the place...
Can you clarify what you're trying to do?
Best regards, Julian
