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Date: Mon, 03 Nov 2008 09:42:52 +0100
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Hi,

Node.getIdentifier() in JSR 283 is just the new method name for
Node.getUUID() (which has been deprecated).
But, from what i understand you want to retrieve a node from his identifier
so you need to use Session.getNodeByUUID(String) (which is also deprecated
and replaced with Session.getNodeByIdentifier(String) in JSR 283).
Because these modifications are only method renaming, you already have this
feature in JCR 1.0.

Regards,

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S�bastien Launay

iapilgrim a �crit :
> Hi,
> In JSR 283 spec, we can get a node  by the API Node.getIndentifer(). I don't
> know which JR version implement this feature.
> I'm using JR 1.4.6, and I see it partly implement JSR 283 such as new query.
> If we can use Node.getIndentifer(), it will be a good new for us.
> I've just downloaded JR from trunk but can't find any test case for
> Node.getIndentifier.
> Thanks and Regards,
> Van
>