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From: "Botzer, Robert" <Robert.Botzer@McKesson.com>
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Subject: Is there a way to force Jackrabbit 2..1.x to always store the
 content to the filessystem repository.
Thread-Topic: Is there a way to force Jackrabbit 2..1.x to always store the
 content to the filessystem repository.
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Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2013 16:12:34 +0000
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My understanding is that jackrabbit likes to keep small files in memory
(for performance / access reasons),

However, we have a client using our product (which uses Jackrabbit),
that wants to 'peek' into the repository directory's nightly and grab
'new' content and load a copy of that into their 'other' document
Repository....

When they try this, they only see files there that are larger than some cer=
tain size...

I know there is a way to control the min size of the content that will get =
sent to a relational data store,
(and that a =3D1 will store all content in the database).
Is there a similar property available when using the FileSystem (derby) ?

Thanks.


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