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How to store images to jackrabbit and deliver those images to HTML pages? Ex. If user will upload multiple images from one HTML page then he should be able to see all those images in next html page or any other page when required This is the way: public class JackRabbitServiceImpl { Repository repository = new TransientRepository(); public JackRabbitServiceImpl() throws Exception{ Session session = repository.login( new SimpleCredentials("username", "password".toCharArray())); try{ InputStream stream = new BufferedInputStream(JackRabbitServiceImpl.class.getResourceAsStream("red_rose.jpg"));

In our project we use jackrabbit with spring and tomcat to manage pdf files. Currently MySql database is being used to store blob files (in terms of jackrabbit it's called BundleDbPersistenceManager). As soon as the number of generated files grow we thought of using file system instead of database to boost performance and to eliminate replication overhead. In the spec jackrabbit team recommend using BundleFsPersistenceManager instead but with comments like this Not meant to be used in production environments (except for read-only uses) Does anyone have any experience using

I just downloaded and started Jackrabbit using: java -jar jackrabbit-standalone-2.4.0.jar When I call the populate.jsp, I get this error: Error while accessing the repository: LoginModule ignored Credentials Check the configuration or use the easy setup wizard. When I click easy setup wizard link, I get this: HTTP ERROR 404 Problem accessing /admin/. Reason: NOT_FOUND Is there something wrong with this Jackrabbit build? It appears that the implementation has changed but the documentation hasn't been updated. I got this same error using the "stand alone" server like you. If you look into the

In Jackrabbit I have experienced two ways to save my POJOs into repository nodes for storage in the Jackrabbit JCR: writing my own layer and using Apache Graffito Writing my own code has proven time consuming and labor intensive (had to write and run a lot of ugly automated tests) though quite flexible. Using Graffito has been a disappointment because it seems to be a "dead" project stuck in 2006 What are some better alternatives? Another alternative is to completely skip an OCM framework and simply use javax.jcr.Node as a very flexible DAO itself. The fundamental reason why OCM frameworks

Lately, I have spent some time trying to better understand the AEM technology stack. There are so many pieces, it seems easy to get confused. I have been looking over the JCR implementations on AEM. I keep reading that it uses CRX. However, I know that it uses Apache Jackrabbit as well. Is it using both? What is the logic behind using both implementations? When and where is each used? A better question might be what is the relationship between CRX and Jackrabbit? JCR (JSR-170) is the a standard Java API for content repositories. It provides an interface for Java applications to interact with

I'm just starting to work with JCR (apache jackrabbit), i want to ask simple question (because i coudn't find good tutorial for it): So for what do i need Node.checkout and Node.checkin methods? What do they mean? Thx The 'checkin' and 'checkout' methods have to do with how a JCR repository tracks the versions of content. The 'checkout' method signals to the repository that your client application is (likely) going to be modifying some versionable content. The 'checkin' methods signals to the repository that your client application has made changes to the versionable content, and that the

can anybody explain to me, how to proceed in following scenario ? receiving documents (MS docs, ODS, PDF) Dublic core metadata extraction via Apache Tika + content extraction via jackrabbit-content-extractors using Jackrabbit to store documents (content) into repository together with their metadata ? retrieving documents + metadata I'm interested in points 3 and 4 ... DETAILS: The application is processing documents interactively (some analysis - language detection, word count etc. + gather as many details possible - Dublin core + parsing the content/events handling) so that it returns results