You can build a modified version of oak with shaded lucene dependencies, so they don't interfere with other lucene dependencies in your project. See the example pom.xml at https://github.com/tveimo/oak-mega-shaded
That particular dependency can be tries out with gradle using implementation 'com.github.tveimo:oak-mega-shaded:4ebfa176f1' It doesn't use the latest oak version at the moment, but I will upgrade it shortly. On Sun, 10 Oct 2021 at 18:53, Korbinian Bachl <korbinian.ba...@whiskyworld.de> wrote: > > Hi, > > we are currently using ModeShape as our JCR backend. However, as it was left > alone by jboss (it was a jboss project) some time ago we now have the need to > focus on some alternatives. > Now I tried to use jackrabbit 2.20 with our app but I have the problem with > lucene. Especially its non compatibility with itself. We also use > Elasticsearch 7.15 and this also brings lucene with it in its dependencies... > so 3.x and 8.x clashes and wont work. > > Is there any way I can let out lucene from jackrabbit to have it work? Is > there any alternative I have for JCR usage besides removing either jackrabbit > or elasticsearch as part of our project? > > I've also read about Oak but honestly didnt really understand the > implications if it should just behave like a regular JCR2 backend. > > Best, > > KB -- -Tor
