On 13.10.2012, at 00:37, Eric Norman <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'd agree that using unstructured types can be useful for prototyping when > the final structure is changing frequently. But I would be cautious about > that approach for a production system. Unstructured node types can be a > security hole since anyone with rights to modify properties on an > unstructured node can add arbitrary garbage to your repository. Well > defined node types provide a nice guard against that since unexpected child > nodes and properties can not be added. You should use ACLs for that. Access rights and schema are two different things. Cheers, Alex
