These two functions don't get documented by phpdoctor: http://phpcr.github.com/doc/html/phpcr/query/qom/queryobjectmodelfactoryinterface.html

Maybe because of the leading underscores?

improved constants with php 5.6 constant features updated phpunit version to 5.7 removed deprecation in tests updated .styleci short array syntax updated tests autoloading

I think there is potencial BC break: In NodeTypeInterface is namespace http://www.jcp.org/mix/1.0 but I think it isn't correct. Right namespace is http://www.jcp.org/jcr/mix/1.0. I fixed this but it's because break for developers which use this constants :)

in version 2.1.2 it is ok, but in 2.1.3 there is error due to https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=63359&edit=1

Compile Error: Cannot inherit previously-inherited or override constant JCR_CONTENT from interface PHPCR\Version\VersionInterface

EventListenerInterface is supposed to be a callback when something coming from any PHPCR client is done on the repository. This only makes sense when having a constantly running process, and only when having multithreading so the polling can happen in the background. This makes probably no sense for PHP. I wonder if we should drop that interface or leave it for the future, when things like ReactPHP become more popular and if multithreading becomes an option...

At least we should probably split the 2 features and allow implementations to only implement the event journal. This means we need an additional capability to allow clients to properly distinguish what will be possible.

I am having to serialize allowed query operators to strings and back again, and I notice that PHPCR has classes for constants, e.g. PropertyType, but for some reason the class which has the query constants is an interface (QueryObjectModelConstantsInterface)

Is there a reason for this?

In particular I want to have access to a nameFromValue method as with PropertyType and OnParentVersion.

@sixty-nine and i reviewed this section and we added a "principal" interface because there seems to be nothing fitting in php.

does it make sense like this?

note that for jackalope-jackrabbit, we can't really implement it right now, it first needs to be supported by the jackrabbit davex component. but we need to clean things up so that jsr-333 can ship with valid interfaces.

/cc @bergie, @lsmith77, @chregu

It was said in Issue #13 that you should never need to put brackets in QOM. However, when doing

$qomFactory->fulltextSearch('title', 'The', '[nt:unstructured]');

You still need them, because the same line without square brackets makes jackrabbit throw:

HTTP 400: Query:
SELECT * FROM [nt:unstructured] WHERE CONTAINS(nt:(*)unstructured.title, 'Team') AND [phpcr:class] = 'Sandbox\MainBundle\Document\EditableStaticContent' ORDER BY path ASC; expected: ,

Once this is merged, also update http://java.net/jira/browse/JSR_333-59

Done

• Item::revert instead of Item::refresh
• LockInfo timeOutHint versus timeoutHint
• unregisterNamespace => unregisterNamespaceByURI
• NodeInterface
  • getNodeNames
  • getPropertyWithDefault
  • setMixins
  • rename
  • addNodeAutoNamed
  • covered by getPropertyValue($name, $type)
    • getPropertyAs
    • getPropertyAsString
    • getPropertyAsStringArray
• RepositoryManagerInterface (new interface)
• SessionInterface
  • getNode(absPath, depthHint)
  • getProperties
• WorkspaceInterface
  • removeItem
• NodeTypeInterface
  • getSupertypeNames
• EventFilter (new interface)
• ObservatiomManager
  • - addEventLister(eventTypes, absPath, etc...)
  • - getEventJournal(eventTypes, absPath, etc...)
  • + addEventLister(EventFilter)
  • + getEventJournal(EventFilter)

Both JCR and PHPCR API docs clearly says selector name is non null: https://github.com/phpcr/phpcr/blob/master/src/PHPCR/Query/QOM/QueryObjectModelFactoryInterface.php#L88

Either allow non-null and document why, or keep it consistent with JCR API.

Hi there!

I'm using PHPCR with a Jackrabbit behind it in a form, using the Doctrine\Bundle\PHPCRBundle\Form\Type\DocumentType.

Every once in a while queries start the fail with an error message like the following:

HTTP 400: Query:
SELECT * FROM [nt:unstructured] AS e WHERE (ISSAMENODE(e, [/cms/pages/(*)3EZByVAb/7BoOQynn]) AND (e.[phpcr:class] = 'App\Content\Document\Document' OR e.[phpcr:classparents] = 'App\Content\Document\Document'))

Can you give me any pointers if that's an error on my site and/or what to do about it?

I've tried a few different queries and the only thing that seemed to work was changing the ISSAMENODE part to

ISSAMENODE(e, '/cms/pages/3EZByVAb/7BoOQynn')

but I really don't what know what I'm doing here regarding the query language 😅

Regards

this is mainly removing the namespace if the target class is in the same namespace and adding namespace where it was missing. the test suite still works and phpstorm also sees no error so i think it should be fine.

Principal is something from java.security, so its not jcr specific at all. meaning there is no infrastructure to build principals.

i guess we either need a factory method on the AccessControlManager or provide the trivial implementation in PHPCR directly so people can use new.

i wonder how the java side of this actually works, if its using all that fancy stuff to in the end do a string comparison because the principal name and the username used in the jackrabbit connection.

The Property class in the JCR API accepts Value objects, Value objects are of a specified type, and setting them with setValue will change the value of the node. PHPCR is missing this missing this feature:

http://www.day.com/specs/jsr170/javadocs/jcr-1.0/javax/jcr/Property.html#setValue(javax.jcr.Value)

We should probably add a ->setType method.

implementing this interface would be convenient for handling search results and should neither be expensive to execute nor difficult to implement.

this would be a BC break for all implementations, so it has to wait until we realease a next minor version.