On 2013-07-24 16:34, crm6360 wrote:
Hi Bertrand,
There are some similarities, but the "15 minute" Sling tutorial suggests
that it is predominantly script-driven with HTTP command-line statements.
My project requires that we integrate the JCR calls into an existing RCP
plugin-based application. The RCP app provides a view into the content
repositories. We may select a file, save a file, change a file, get all
repositories, etc... all of these actions are initiated through the RCP user
interface. The action should then communicate with a JackRabbit server
which will exist somewhere on the network.
SOAP (or maybe REST?) seemed to be a logical way to approach this if a
workable configuration could be achieved. For example, if Jackrabbit/JCR
has methods for getFile and putFile, SOAP/REST would provide wrapper methods
for those actions. These wrapper methods would then be accessible by any
front-end client, not just the RCP app.
Fyi - I am using JackRabbit 2.6.1 and Tomcat 7.
-Chris
Any reason why you don't simply use WebDAV?
Best regards, Julian
