On Tue, 2017-02-07 at 16:18 -0700, lancedolan wrote: > If it's not composum, then it's file-vault or JCR related, which is > even more > concerning. > > I'm pretty confident this isn't user error. I've given consulting > demonstrations, teaching others the ins and outs of file-vault XML- > to-node > translation, the various complex rules one can combine, and also > written > code that dynamically assembles valid file vault packages to be > POSTed to > CRX package manager, which I believe also uses file vault under the > hood... > I'm really quite aware, in general, of how this thing should work. Of > course > I could be missing something, but if this is user error, then it's > something > esoteric and imperceptible, something very different than the CRX and > file > vault I'm used to.
For the record, FileVault as shipped by AEM is open source → you get the same code. Also the DavEx entry point is managed by the SlingDavExServlet for both AEM and Sling so there should be no functional difference. I suggest that you try using the vlt command-line tool as described at [1] to see if that works. Robert [1]: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/SLING/Using+FileVault+ with+Sling > > Here's what I'm doing: > > 1) click "+" to create new package > 2) click filter tab and "+" to create new filter > 3) give root path "/content" and save with default Replace Import > Mode and > empty filter set > 4) Click Build > > Result: empty content directory in the package. Nothing in the log > file. > > I suppose as a next step I can split all com.composum logs to a > separate log > and set that to DEBUG level and watch for things... Maybe do the same > with > org.apache.jackrabbit.vault. > > One plausible possibility seems that my /content data might be in > some > invalid state such that file vault can't/won't read it?? I'm really > grasping > at possibilities at this point. > > > > -- > View this message in context: http://apache-sling.73963.n3.nabble.com > /import-and-export-JCR-data-tp4069390p4070161.html > Sent from the Sling - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
