Thank you all very much for your advice. I will take a look at
JackRabitt and Alfresco.
Kaspar
On 16.02.2009, at 01:45, Fabrizio Giudici wrote:
Kaspar Fischer wrote:
User's of my application will upload, edit, and delete files. For
this, I'd like to have a simple "file repository" with the
following features:
- Files are stored on the file system.
- Files are distributed over several folders (to avoid a single
folder with 10,000 files, say).
- Support for transactions
Does anybody know of a simple Java library that satisfies these
requirements?
For example: a Hibernate database with a relation "Files" holding
tuples (DocId, FilePath), and a service with:
- id store(stream): creates from the stream a new file on the file
system and inserts a new tuple into the relation, returns id
- stream edit(id): returns a stream to a temporary copy of the file
with the given id; updates the corresponding tuple to point to the
temp file
- void remove(id): removes the corresponding tuple form the relation
... and a background job which deletes dangling files.
I suggest you something implemented on the top of JackRabbit (Java
Content Repository). You might have a look at Brix, which is a CMS
based on Wicket and JackRabbit.
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