Hi, It is possible to set the identifier, but quite hard to get right: you could use the XML import feature with the identifier.
With Jackrabbit Oak, it's easier: you could use your own property, and create a unique index on that. Regards, Thomas On 08/10/14 13:00, "emanuele.gesu...@finantix.com" <emanuele.gesu...@finantix.com> wrote: >Hi All, > >We are using jackrabbit 2.6.4 and I would like to know if it is possible >to set a predefined identifier for a newly created node. > >I read that I can get the identifier through getIdentifier method but I >don't know how to set it (if it is possible). > >Why am I asking this ? >We have an import feature that accepts in input a json of elements and >saves it in our persistence layer (postgresql). Using eclipselink as an >ORM >I can use a predefined id for every entity in order to know if it exist >or >not. >I would like to maintain the same approach for records saved in >jackrabbit >persistence layer. An easy way to know if an entity exist or not is by >the >idenfier >but I need to set it in the json and let jackrabbit use it. Is it >possible >to do ? > > >My thanks, >Emanuele Gesuato
