File upload/download using Spring and Jackrabbit

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My application requires upload/download files using Jackrabbit RMI-repository. I am using Spring 3.1, Tomcat 6, PostgreSQL 9. So which version of Jackrabbit is compatible with my current application? Also I am confused about how to go with this work. I am not expecting detail level coding I just want to know what structure should I follow? Like: I have running application with above specifications now

  • How to integrate Jackrabbit what configuration should I use.
  • I want to store data into database (PostgreSQL) so what is configuration should I follow?

Is there any link or sample project which I can refer? Please help I really stuck here from long time.

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springjakarta-eejackrabbitjcr

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The latest version of Apache Jackrabbit (2.5.2 or 2.4.3) should be compatible as we use it in Silverpeas. Connecting through RMI is not recommended by the Jackrabbit team :

Warning: The current JCR-RMI library is designed for simplicity, not performance. You will probably experience major performance issues if you try running any non-trivial applications on top of JCR-RMI (Jackrabbit documentation).

You can take a look at our code that creates document (file + metadata) but in a servlet not in Spring MVC. Since after the upload we use the standard JCR API all should be the same after you got a Repository from your rmi URL with JcrUtils.