Package org.apache.jackrabbit.oak

Class Oak

java.lang.Object
org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.Oak
public class Oak extends Object
Builder class for constructing ContentRepository instances with a set of specified plugin components. This class acts as a public facade that hides the internal implementation classes and the details of how they get instantiated and wired together.
Since:
Oak 0.6

  • Field Details

    • DEFAULT_WORKSPACE_NAME

      public static final String DEFAULT_WORKSPACE_NAME
      Constant for the default workspace name
      See Also:

  • Constructor Details

    • Oak

      public Oak(NodeStore store)

    • Oak

      public Oak()

  • Method Details

    • defaultScheduledExecutor

      public static ScheduledExecutorService defaultScheduledExecutor()
      Default ScheduledExecutorService used for scheduling background tasks. This default spawns up to 32 background thread on an as need basis. Idle threads are pruned after one minute.
      Returns:
      fresh ScheduledExecutorService

    • defaultExecutorService

      public static ExecutorService defaultExecutorService()
      Default ExecutorService used for scheduling concurrent tasks. This default spawns as many threads as required with a priority of Thread.MIN_PRIORITY. Idle threads are pruned after one minute.
      Returns:
      fresh ExecutorService

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull Clusterable c)
      Define the current repository as being a Clusterable one.
      Parameters:
      c -
      Returns:

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull String defaultWorkspaceName)
      Sets the default workspace name that should be used in case of login with null workspace name. If this method has not been called some internal default value will be used.
      Parameters:
      defaultWorkspaceName - The name of the default workspace.
      Returns:
      this builder.

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull RepositoryInitializer initializer)

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull QueryLimits settings)

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull QueryIndexProvider provider)
      Associates the given query index provider with the repository to be created.
      Parameters:
      provider - query index provider
      Returns:
      this builder

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull IndexEditorProvider provider)
      Associates the given index hook provider with the repository to be created.
      Parameters:
      provider - index hook provider
      Returns:
      this builder

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull CommitHook hook)
      Associates the given commit hook with the repository to be created.
      Parameters:
      hook - commit hook
      Returns:
      this builder

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull EditorProvider provider)
      Associates the given editor provider with the repository to be created.
      Parameters:
      provider - editor provider
      Returns:
      this builder

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull Editor editor)
      Associates the given editor with the repository to be created.
      Parameters:
      editor - editor
      Returns:
      this builder

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull SecurityProvider securityProvider)

    • with

      @Deprecated @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull ConflictHandler conflictHandler)
      Deprecated.
      Use with(ThreeWayConflictHandler) instead
      Associates the given conflict handler with the repository to be created.
      Parameters:
      conflictHandler - conflict handler
      Returns:
      this builder

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull ThreeWayConflictHandler conflictHandler)

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull ScheduledExecutorService scheduledExecutor)

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull Executor executor)

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull MBeanServer mbeanServer)

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull Whiteboard whiteboard)

    • with

      @NotNull public @NotNull Oak with(@NotNull @NotNull Observer observer)

    • withAsyncIndexing

      @Deprecated public Oak withAsyncIndexing()
      Deprecated.
      Use withAsyncIndexing(String, long) instead

      Enable the asynchronous (background) indexing behavior.

      Please note that when enabling the background indexer, you need to take care of calling #shutdown on the executor provided for this Oak instance.

    • withFailOnMissingIndexProvider

      public Oak withFailOnMissingIndexProvider()

    • withAtomicCounter

      public Oak withAtomicCounter()

    • withAsyncIndexing

      public Oak withAsyncIndexing(@NotNull @NotNull String name, long delayInSeconds)

      Enable the asynchronous (background) indexing behavior for the provided task name.

      Please note that when enabling the background indexer, you need to take care of calling #shutdown on the executor provided for this Oak instance.

    • getWhiteboard

      @NotNull public @NotNull Whiteboard getWhiteboard()

    • createContentRepository

      public ContentRepository createContentRepository()
      Returns the content repository instance created with the given configuration. If the repository doesn't exist yet, a new instance will be created and returned for each subsequent call of this method.
      Returns:
      content repository

    • createContentSession

      public ContentSession createContentSession()
      Creates a content repository with the given configuration and logs in to the default workspace with no credentials, returning the resulting content session.

      This method exists mostly as a convenience for one-off tests, as there's no way to create other sessions for accessing the same repository.

      There is typically no need to explicitly close the returned session unless the repository has explicitly been configured to reserve some resources until all sessions have been closed. The repository will be garbage collected once the session is no longer used.

      Returns:
      content session

    • createRoot

      public Root createRoot()
      Creates a content repository with the given configuration and returns a Root instance after logging in to the default workspace with no credentials.

      This method exists mostly as a convenience for one-off tests, as the returned root is the only way to access the session or the repository.

      Note that since there is no way to close the underlying content session, this method should only be used when no components that require sessions to be closed have been configured. The repository and the session will be garbage collected once the root is no longer used.

      Returns:
      root instance