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Subject: Connect to multiple repositories?
Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2005 17:44:26 +0200
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Hi,

 
Is it okay to register multiple repositories and use them together or are
there any performance problems?

 
Background:

I want to write an application to manage "projects". It should be possible
that each project has its own database. So I plan to use one JCR repository
each (configured with a database store).

 
There is also common content to be accessed by every project. So I thought
up to use another repository. While a user usually only connects to his
project, he would at least need to retrieve content from the project and
from the common repository.

The common repository would also store some minimal information about the
projects (like the title and the repository context name). This would be
used to manage (add, remove, etc.) projects.

 
So, is this all fine with jackrabbit or should I be careful?

 
Thanks in advance!

 
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