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> Hi;
> If this question was already answered, my apologies, but I don't find such answer and need to know if Jackrabbit is ready for multiple inheritance.
> For instance, if I have declared the following structure of node types:
>
>       nt:base
>             |
>       node:base
>       ____|________________________
>       |                      |                        |
>    node:file     node:folder       node:added
>                              |______________|
>                                         |
>                                   node:final
>
> So, the xml for the node:final would be like:
>
> <nodeType name="node:final" isMixin="false" hasOrderableChildNodes="false" primaryItemName="">
>         <supertypes>
>                        <supertype>node:folder</supertype>
>                        <supertype>node:added</supertype>
>         </supertypes>
> ...
> </nodeType>
>
> Will it work in Jackrabbit? I saw some declarations that use two supertypes but one of them is mixin, is the same thing putting more than one supertype of custom node type?
yes. this should work.

> If it is ok for Jackrabbit, so when I query for node:base I will get node:final too?
yes.

regards, toby
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