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Properties are children of nodes, and have only one parent node. The property interface is javax.jcr.Property. Properties represent pieces of metadata about nodes. The values of properties must conform to allowed property types, which include strings, binary data, dates, longs, doubles, and booleans. Properties may also be soft links or references. Soft links are links to paths in the content repository. These are soft references; the linked content may be moved, deleted, or may not even exist. The soft link s path can be absolute or relative. References are hard links to nodes. They link by the node ID (UUID), and they must exist. If a reference

You saw XAML earlier in this book as a markup language for WPF. Silverlight uses a subset of this language. This sample contains a XAML Canvas, the basic drawing block and container in Silverlight, which in turn contains a TextBlock, which is used for rendering text. This text is a simple Hello World! message.

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The code uses a class called ConfigurationManager, which resides in the SystemConfiguration namespace By default SystemConfiguration is imported in the code-behind The AppSettings property of the ConfigurationManager class exposes the entire <appSettings> section as a NameValueCollection You can access individual values by using an index or a key name, though it is more common to access them by using key names..

exists to a node, that reference must be deleted before the node may be moved or deleted. Some properties may have multiple values.

<Canvas xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/client/2007" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" Width="640" Height="480"

The code retrieves the values of two keys host and email and stores them in a string variable. The constructor of the SmtpClient class now accepts the value stored in the host string variable instead of a hard-coded value. Similarly, the Add() method accepts the value stored in the email string variable and not a hard-coded value. If you run the application, you should get the results as before, but now you are free to change the host name and email address without touching the source code.

A path points to an item in the repository. Paths may be either relative or absolute. /Engineering/Reports/11222.doc is an example of an absolute path in the repository. ../Reports/11222.doc is a relative path, just like a file system. Your portlet may get a node through the ticket by its absolute path. If two or more nodes under the same parent node have the same name, the path can be tricky. You will have to use array-based notation (starting at 1, not 0) to reference the node you want.

Background="White" x:Name="Page"> <TextBlock Width="195" Height="42" Canvas.Left="28" Canvas.Top="35" Text="Hello World!" TextWrapping="Wrap" x:Name="txt"/> </Canvas>

One of the most interesting features of the JCR API is its search support. Because JCR defines a standard set of query interfaces, it should be possible to create a search portlet that can execute a search and display search results for any content management system. Compare that with the Lucene portlet we built in 10. The Lucene portlet s basics are the same for every CMS, especially if you use a standard set of fields. The difficulty with Lucene is writing classes that synchronize the contents of the CMS with the Lucene index, especially if you are integrating multiple systems. We expect that many JCR API implementations will use Lucene to provide search capabilities. The JCR API defines two query languages for the search function: JCRQL (with SSES): Java Content Repository Query Language (with Simple Search Engine Syntax) is similar to SQL, but has extensions for the hierarchical content model and also supports standard search query terms. XPath: XPath 2.0 is an XML technology for searching through a hierarchical XML document and extracting elements that match an XPath expression. The JCR API XPath query language supports a subset of the XPath 2.0 functionality plus some extensions needed for the JCR API. Each content repository has to support at least one of these query languages. Each CMS can also support additional languages for instance, a Google-style query language, or a Lucene query language with named fields. This means your application will need to know which query language the CMS supports. The javax.jcr.query.QueryManager class has a getSupportedQueryLanguages() method