When changing ComparableNode-Constructor to:
public ComparableNode(Node node) throws Exception {
this.node=node;
this.session=node.getSession();
LOGGER.info("Nodename2="+getNode().getPath());
buildEffectiveACL();
}
I see these messages:
Nodename1=/content/sibling[2]/mynode
Nodename3=/content/sibling[2]/mynode
Nodename2=/content/sibling[2]/mynode
Nodename3=/content/sibling/mynode
Nodename4=/content/sibling/mynode
> Ulrich <[email protected]> hat am 11. Juli 2013 um 15:20 geschrieben:
>
>
> While researching nodes I build for each of these nodes a new object with some
> methods to be tested.
> So I have a class "ComparableNode":
>
> private Session session;
> private final Node node;
>
> public ComparableNode(Node node) throws Exception {
> this.node=node;
> this.session=node.getSession();
> LOGGER.info("Nodename2="+node.getPath());
> buildEffectiveACL();
> }
>
> public Node getNode() throws RepositoryException {
> LOGGER.info("Nodename3="+node.getPath());
> return this.node;
> }
>
> The class is instantiated by:
> LOGGER.info("Nodename1="+node.getPath());
> ComparableNode cmpNode = new ComparableNode(node);
> LOGGER.info("Nodename4="+cmpNode.getNode());
>
> The node itself partially contains a same-name sibling; by retrieving the node
> from my ComparableNode I lose the index of the sibling.
> So when researching: /content/sibling[2]/mynode
> I get these messages:
> Nodename1=/content/sibling[2]/mynode
> Nodename2=/content/sibling[2]/mynode
> Nodename3=/content/sibling/mynode
> Nodename4=/content/sibling/mynode
>
> As you can see the node itself is stored to a final variable by the
> constructor
> of ComparableNode. But when retrieving it, it represents a different node.
>
> Any idea, whats going on here?
>
> brgds,
> Ulrich
