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Hello,
I write a custom jackrabbit server and the url is : http://localhost:8282/rmi
and i access like this:
Repository repository = new URLRemoteRepository("http://localhost:8282/rmi");
and it work fine. But when i test it with jLibrary it cannot connect. How do jLibrary connect to my expose jackrabbit server? do i nedd jLibrary specifics?
thanks a lot.
cheers.
2009-09-07 07:46:30 UTC by freak182
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Hi All,
I am using jlibrary1.0 version after additions of about 120MB to repository i am
getting these errors. Does it depends on size of repository.
thanks and regards,
Tarun Prakash.
2009-08-11 15:11:16 UTC by tarunprakash
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Hi All,
I am using JLibrary1.2 version it hanging after the size of the repository is beyond certain limit(apporximately 100MB). Please let me know do we have any alternatives for this.
thanks and regards,
Vijaya Bhaskar Peddinti.
2009-07-29 13:42:20 UTC by vbpeddinti
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Hi All,
I am using jlibrary1.2 version after some additions to the repository i am getting one of these errors. Is it because of the size of the repository or for some other reasons.
thanks and regards,
Vijaya Bhaskar Peddinti.
2009-07-29 13:39:43 UTC by vbpeddinti
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Hi Sorry for the very delayed response. i m afraid that u can use latest jackrabbit version with jlibrary... most of the jlibrary core components are still not compatible with latest version of jackrabbit... infact we tried to do the same which u r attempting and finally fall back to using jackrabbit 1.5 alone for our document management system.
Its just my thought which i habv expereinced...
2009-07-12 14:24:44 UTC by gandhirajan
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Thanks for the response. There are various performance improvements which have been made to jackrabbit and wanted to use the latest version with JLibrary to make sure working with latest / best. In our application that makes use of jlibrary we are looking to improve performance.
Jackrabbit does indeed support backwards compatibility - the problem is that a bug has been fixed in Jackrabbit -...
2009-06-11 13:59:50 UTC by malcooke
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Hi Malcolm,
I was working on jlibrary longtime back to enable webdav support for jlibrary 1.1 So i m not sure whether my suggestions will be helpful to u. But i jus tried to use the latest jackrabbit jars for jlibrary1.1 and i ran into dependency problems. But later i jus simply used jackrabbit for my content management. As per my experience with both jackrabbit and jlibrary,i strongly...
2009-06-11 11:02:38 UTC by gandhirajan
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OK I think that it may be because of a fix applied to jackrabbit core 1.4.6 , http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-1651 - seems that addNode should not allow mixin where a primary type is required.
So the question now becomes how should the jlibrary.cnd definition be modified to get around this problem. At the moment my understanding of jackrabbit and JLibrary structure is not enough to...
2009-06-10 17:27:17 UTC by malcooke
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Hi Martin
I'm trying to migrate JLIbrary to Jackrabbit 1.5.5 so that I can feed back a later version to here.
I have already built a version locally.
I am now trying to run the testSuite inside Eclipse using this version and getting the following:
repositoryName: temp1004104593
testUserName: testUser
testGroupName: testGroup
serverProfileFactoryName...
2009-06-10 15:01:43 UTC by malcooke
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Hi Malcolm,
1. If I recall correctly, I think the problem is that you must configure maven to run only the TestSuite. Unfortunately, jLibrary tests are configured to be run sequentially. So when maven tries to run the tests it just runs them indiscretionally, which inevitably will fail. If you don't want to mess around with maven, a quick and dirty approach is just go to Eclipse and manually...
2009-05-17 08:51:02 UTC by perez_martin
