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New Feature
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Status: Closed
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Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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Description
As I noted previously on the dev-list (http://markmail.org/search/?q=amazon+list%3Aorg.apache.jackrabbit.dev#query:amazon%20list%3Aorg.apache.jackrabbit.dev+page:1+mid:qw27gopsn4lnbde5+state:results) I have written an Amazon S3 bundle persistence manager for Jackrabbit. I want to submit the code for the sandbox, the full source is included in the zip file. Licensed under the ASF.
The project also aims to implement a normal persistence manager (which I abandoned in favor of the more efficient bundle pm, which is implemented, but does not work 100%), a file system impl for S3 (only rough structure present) and an SPI impl that connects to S3 (dreaming 
). For more infos, I will include the README.txt of the project here:
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Welcome to Jackrabbit persistence for Amazon Webservices (ie. S3)
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This module contains various persistence options for using
Amazon Webservices as backend for Jackrabbit / JCR. Amazon has
two persistence services: S3 (public) and SimpleDB (still beta).
The following options are available/ideas:
- (1) persistence managers that connects to S3
(normal + bundle, in work, probably not very efficient)
- (2) persistence manager that connects to SimpleDB
(NOT feasible)
- (3) SPI implementation that connects to S3
(not implemented, very complicated, probably more efficient)
See details below and also TODO.txt
Installing / Testing
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This needs a patched Jackrabbit 1.3.x version. The patches can
be found in the directory "patches-for-1.3". One patch will modify
the pom of jackrabbit-core to generated the jackrabbit test jar
for reuse in this project. To build that customized version, you need
to do the following steps:
1) svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/jackrabbit/branches/1.3 jackrabbit-1.3
2) cd jackrabbit-1.3
3) apply all patches from the "patches-for-1.3" directory:
patch -p0 < %JR-AMAZON-PATH%/patches-for-1.3/%PATCH%.patch
4) mvn install
5) cd %JR-AMAZON-PATH%
6) change jackrabbit version number in pom.xml to the one you just built
(eg. project/parent/version = 1.3.4)
7) cp aws.properties.template aws.properties
8) enter your credentials in aws.properties
9) mvn test
For debugging, you can change the logging in applications/test/log4j.properties
and set up proxying (for monitoring the traffic with eg. tcp mon) in
applications/test/jets3t.properties.
Details about Implementations
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(1) org.apache.jackrabbit.persistence.amazon.AmazonS3PersistenceManager
Stores JCR Nodes and Properties inside S3 Objects. Uses UUID for Nodes and
UUID/Name for Properties as Object names. Node references are stored
via references/UUID.
Configuration parameters:
accessKey
Amazon AWS access key (aka account user id) [required]
secretKey
Amazon AWS secret key (aka account password) [required]
bucket
Name of the S3 bucket to use [optional, default uses accessKey]
Note that bucket names are global, so using your accessKey is
recommended to prevent conflicts with other AWS users.
objectPrefix
Prefix used for all object names [optional, default is ""]
Should include the workspace name ("${wsp.name}" or "version" for
the versioning PM) to put multiple workspaces into one bucket.
Example XML Config:
<PersistenceManager class="org.apache.jackrabbit.persistence.amazon.AmazonS3PersistenceManager">
<param name="accessKey" value="abcde01234"/>
<param name="secretKey" value="topsecret"/>
<param name="bucket" value="abcde01234.jcrstore"/>
<param name="objectPrefix" value="${wsp.name}/"/>
</PersistenceManager>
(2) AmazonSimpleDBPersistenceManager
This is not feasible because of the restrictions that are applied
to SimpleDB. An item can only have up to 256 attributes, each attribute
can only contain a string value and that one can only have 1024 chars.
See this link for more information:
(3) org.apache.jackrabbit.spi2s3
TODO
lots of work...
About
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It was originally written by Alexander Klimetschek
(alexander.klimetschek at googlemail dot com) in 2008.
See the Apache Jackrabbit web site (http://jackrabbit.apache.org/)
for documentation and other information. You are welcome to join the
Jackrabbit mailing lists (http://jackrabbit.apache.org/mail-lists.html)
to discuss this component and to use the Jackrabbit issue tracker
(http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR) to report issues or request
new features.
Apache Jackrabbit is a project of the Apache Software Foundation
(http://www.apache.org).
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JCR-1724 Jackrabbit utilities
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