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Description
Interface Summary | |
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LocalAdapterFactory | Factory interface for creating local adapters for remote references. |
Class Summary | |
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BrokenRemoteRepository | Dummy remote repository instance that throws a RemoteException
whenever any method is invoked. |
ClientAdapterFactory | Default implementation of the
LocalAdapterFactory
interface. |
ClientItem | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteItem
interface. |
ClientItemDefinition | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteItemDefinition
interface. |
ClientLock | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteLock
interface. |
ClientLockManager | |
ClientNamespaceRegistry | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteNamespaceRegistry
interface. |
ClientNode | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteNode
interface. |
ClientNodeDefinition | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteNodeDefinition
interface. |
ClientNodeType | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteNodeType
interface. |
ClientNodeTypeManager | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteNodeTypeManager
interface. |
ClientObject | Base class for client adapter objects. |
ClientObservationManager | The ClientObservationManager class
This class uses an instance of the
ClientEventPoll class for the
actual registration and event dispatching. |
ClientProperty | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteProperty
interface. |
ClientPropertyDefinition | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemotePropertyDefinition
interface. |
ClientQuery | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteQuery
interface. |
ClientQueryManager | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI RemoteQueryManager
interface. |
ClientQueryResult | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteQueryResult
interface. |
ClientRepository | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteRepository
interface. |
ClientRepositoryFactory | Object factory for JCR-RMI clients. |
ClientRow | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI RemoteRow
interface. |
ClientSession | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteSession
interface. |
ClientVersion | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteVersion
interface. |
ClientVersionHistory | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteVersionHistory
interface. |
ClientVersionManager | |
ClientWorkspace | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI RemoteWorkspace
interface. |
ClientXASession | Local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteXASession
interface. |
SafeClientRepository | A "safe" local adapter for the JCR-RMI
RemoteRepository
interface. |
Exception Summary | |
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RemoteRepositoryException | JCR-RMI remote exception. |
RemoteRuntimeException | JCR-RMI remote runtime exception. |
Client implementation of the transparent JCR-RMI layer.
This package contains the default client implementation of the transparent JCR-RMI layer. The classes in this package can be used to make a remote JCR-RMI service seem like a local JCR repository.
The contents of this package is designed using two design patterns, Factory and Adapter. All the ClientObject subclasses implement the Adapter pattern to adapt a remote JCR-RMI reference to the corresponding local JCR interface. The Factory pattern is used to centralize the creation and configuration of all adapter instances.
The ClientRepositoryFactory class provides a convenient mechanism for looking up a remote JCR-RMI repository. The factory can be used either directly or as a JNDI object factory.
The following example shows how to use the ClientRepositoryFactory directly:
String name = ...; // The RMI URL of the repository ClientRepositoryFactory factory = new ClientRepositoryFactory(); Repository repository = factory.getRepository(name);
The ClientRepositoryFactory can also be used via JNDI. The following example settings and code demonstrate how to configure and use the transparent JCR-RMI layer in a Tomcat 5.5 web application:
context.xml: <Resource name="jcr/Repository" auth="Container" type="javax.jcr.Repository" factory="org.apache.jackrabbit.rmi.client.ClientRepositoryFactory" url="..."/> web.xml: <resource-env-ref> <description>The external content repository</description> <resource-env-ref-name>jcr/Repository</resource-env-ref-name> <resource-env-ref-type>javac.jcr.Repository</resource-env-ref-type> </resource-env-ref> ...SomeServlet.java: Context initial = new InitialContext(); Context context = (Context) initial.lookup("java:comp/env"); Repository repository = (Repository) context.lookup("jcr/Repository");
Note that in the example above only the context.xml configuration file contains a direct references to the JCR-RMI layer. All other parts of the web application can be implemented using the standard JCR interfaces.
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