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Posted to users@jackrabbit.apache.org by Ista Pouss <is...@gmail.com> on 2010/10/01 10:58:56 UTC
Re: connection to a legacy system
(réponse perso)
Hello, c'est moi, Hervé Agnoux :-) en mode "connexion intermittente" :-)
J'ai déjà participé à ta discussion, mais je viens de tomber sur "Can
we use JCR API over MySQL?" à
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2496044/can-we-use-jcr-api-over-mysql
peut être que ça te donnera des idées.
... et en français c'est plus facile pour moi :-)
Bye. (encore une bonne semaine de connexion intermittente pour moi, sans doute)
2010/9/27 Nicolas Delsaux <ni...@gmail.com>:
> Hi,
> I have a legacy system for which I want to be able to read content
> from a JCR client.
> I initially thought about implementing a PersistanceManager but, as
> the FAQ gently tells me, PersistanceManager is by means defined to be
> implemented for that purpose. As a consequence, i'm left asking mysefl
> how to do that.
> So, what is the correct solution to interface a legacy storage with
> jackrabbit ? Assuming that this storage is part DB (hierarchical
> extension to oracle, in my case), part filesystem ...
> Thanks
> --
> Nicolas Delsaux
>
Re: connection to a legacy system
Posted by Ista Pouss <is...@gmail.com>.
SORRY my mistake. Please ignore.
2010/10/1 Ista Pouss <is...@gmail.com>:
> (réponse perso)
>
> Hello, c'est moi, Hervé Agnoux :-) en mode "connexion intermittente" :-)
>
> J'ai déjà participé à ta discussion, mais je viens de tomber sur "Can
> we use JCR API over MySQL?" à
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2496044/can-we-use-jcr-api-over-mysql
> peut être que ça te donnera des idées.
>
> ... et en français c'est plus facile pour moi :-)
>
> Bye. (encore une bonne semaine de connexion intermittente pour moi, sans doute)
>
>
> 2010/9/27 Nicolas Delsaux <ni...@gmail.com>:
>> Hi,
>> I have a legacy system for which I want to be able to read content
>> from a JCR client.
>> I initially thought about implementing a PersistanceManager but, as
>> the FAQ gently tells me, PersistanceManager is by means defined to be
>> implemented for that purpose. As a consequence, i'm left asking mysefl
>> how to do that.
>> So, what is the correct solution to interface a legacy storage with
>> jackrabbit ? Assuming that this storage is part DB (hierarchical
>> extension to oracle, in my case), part filesystem ...
>> Thanks
>> --
>> Nicolas Delsaux
>>
>