DbFileSystem,
a simple generic JDBC-based FileSystem implementation
for Jackrabbit.See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| DatabaseFileSystem |
Base class for database file systems.
|
| DB2FileSystem |
DB2FileSystem is a JDBC-based FileSystem
implementation for Jackrabbit that persists file system entries in a
DB2 database. |
| DbFileSystem |
DbFileSystem is a generic JDBC-based FileSystem
implementation for Jackrabbit that persists file system entries in a
database table. |
| DerbyFileSystem |
DerbyFileSystem is a JDBC-based FileSystem
implementation for Jackrabbit that persists file system entries in an
embedded Derby database. |
| JNDIDatabaseFileSystem | Deprecated
This class should not be used because it is not database vendor specific.
|
| MSSqlFileSystem |
MSSqlFileSystem is a JDBC-based FileSystem
implementation for Jackrabbit that persists file system entries in an
MS SQL database. |
| Oracle9FileSystem |
This class adds special blob handling which is needed for Oracle DBs up to version 10R1.
|
| OracleFileSystem |
OracleFileSystem is a JDBC-based FileSystem
implementation for Jackrabbit that persists file system entries in an
Oracle database. |
DbFileSystem,
a simple generic JDBC-based FileSystem implementation
for Jackrabbit.
It also contains [schemaName].ddl files which are read by
in order to automatically
create the required schema objects on the target database. Every line in a
[schemaName].ddl file is executed separatly by calling
DbFileSystemjava.sql.Statement.execute(String) where every occurence of the
the string "${schemaObjectPrefix}" has been replaced with the
value of the property schemaObjectPrefix (see
).
The schema name is either set programmtically by calling
DbFileSystem#setSchemaObjectPrefix(String) or configured
through the DbFileSystem#setSchema(String)schema bean property.
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