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@author bleujin @version 1.0{@link RepositorySystem} is written to achieve maximum forward compatibility, and as a resultit's not very client-friendly interface. This component adds convenience methods around them to make it more bearable.
Feel free to add more methods here. @author Kohsuke Kawaguchi
See CMIS 1.0 specification for details on the operations, parameters, exceptions and the domain model.
RepositoryService
interface defines methods used to retrieve information from the persistent layer of the repository as well as the methods that modify its persistent state. The implementation of this interface is intended to hold only the state of the persistent layer, no session-related state should be held. Consequently, each method that alters persistent state always includes all the information necessary to fully specify and authorize a change. For example, consider the method void RepositoryService.copy(SessionInfo sessionInfo, String srcWorkspaceName, NodeId srcNodeId, NodeId destParentNodeId, Name destName)This method performs an immediate persistent copy of the node identified by srcNodeId and that node's subtree to a position as child of the node identified by destParentNodeId and assigns the newly copied node the name destName.
SessionInfo
object provides user and workspace identification as well as eventual lock tokens required to execute the copy.srcWorkspaceName
differs from the workspace name present with the SessionInfo, the copy is corresponds to a copy across workspaces. The source and destination of the copy operation are specified by {@link NodeId}s. The Name
holds the new name. Taken together, this information is sufficient to completely specify and authorize the copy operations. The RepositoryService in addition allows to create and submit {@link Batch}objects, that cover lists of operations that have to be applied to the persistent layer at once.
Deployments contain a set of named resources. Those resources can represent process definitions, forms, images and so on.
The repository contains and manages the process definitions.
@author Tom BaeyensRepositoryService
instance is the service responsible for initializing a {@link JcrRepository} in the ModeShapeengine using the information from the configuration.
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