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Oct 9, 2008 7:39 AM
by: ifairman
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JCR recommendations?
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Oct 8, 2008 9:25 PM
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Does Sun have or is Sun working on any implementation of JSR-170 Java Content Repositories?
If not, what recommendations would you have for an implementation that can store and provide user friendly interfaces for management?
I've read a little bit about Jackrabbit from Apache; is this the best recommendation at this time? After some searching it seems like this JSR is still a fledgling concept even if it is implemented widely, I cannot find much about who is using it and how.
Any shared insights are greatly appreciated 
Thanks,
Andrew
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Re: JCR recommendations?
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Oct 8, 2008 10:38 PM
in response to: areplogle
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hi andrew,
what "use case" do you want to implement with this JSR 170 compliant content repo?
i have tried apache Jackrabbit but when it comes to performance and maintainability i always found it a bit complcated for a "production" environment.
@sun and 170 afaik i think there is non of sun itself
regards chris
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Re: JCR recommendations?
Posted:
Oct 9, 2008 7:39 AM
in response to: areplogle
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Hi,
I'm using Alfresco which is open source but more of a "product" than Jackrabbit. It supports JCR and has a GUI. I think it's good but there are a few "gotchas" with using the JCR interface along with the GUI - you tend to have to use the Alfresco types rather than the standard ones if you want your data to be visible within the GUI.
I've not tried Jackrabbit - I'd like the time to look at it as you could probably do a nice GUI for that with JSP/JSF.
Cheers,
Ian.
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