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OFBiz Jackrabbit Configuration Document

Configuration Files:

The following section will give you a detailed look to the configuration files and explains there usage.

Files life in: /framework/jcr/config

jcr-config.xml

This file is loaded during the OFBiz container start up. It contains information for the concrete JCR implementation. It’s possible to create a separate config file for different containers. OFBiz brings one config file for the regular use and one for the unit tests.

Element and attribute description:

<jcr-context> Define the JCR implementation which will be used.

            name: The name of the JCR implementation which should be used

<jcr> The JCR implementation definition which is referenced by the <jcr-context> element.

            name: The name for this implementation

            class: The implementation of the Factory to start the repository

            jndi-name: Under this path the instance will be registered in JNDI

<home-dir> Defines the home directory of the JCR repository. This is the location where all Repository related data (workspaces, indexes) will be stored.

            path: Path to the repository

<config-file-path> The path to the JCR configuration file, which is needed to start the repository.

            path: File path

<jcr-credentials> The basic access to the for the system to the repository. Is used for creating a system session.

            username: Username

            password: Password

jackrabbit.xml

The official Jackrabbit repository configuration file. A detailed description about the elements and attributes can be found here: http://jackrabbit.apache.org/jackrabbit-configuration.html. This file will be loaded during the Repository creation.

custom-jackrabbit-nodetypes.xml

This file gives the possibility to add custom node types. It will be loaded on initialization of the repository and only loads types which not exist.

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