types and aspects: usability and scalability

aweber1nj — Fri, 18 May 2012 13:29:47 GMT

I have been reading quite a bit (including some of Jeff's work – there's a lot of it, so I certainly can't claim to have seen it all!), and have looked through "Professional Alfresco…"I see content modeling addressed to a moderate degree, but nothing really "deep" so far. Forgive me for dumping the

Re: types and aspects: usability and scalability

mrogers — Fri, 18 May 2012 14:06:40 GMT

Where to start? You ask a lot of questions.

I don't think there's a lot to choose between types and aspects when it comes to performance, the real differentiator should be how they relate to your business objects. If you find that your model "just works" then that's a good sign, equally if there's lots of difficulty and work-arounds that's a warning that something is not quite right.

Values are not copied from parent to child, except for a few application special cases. (Can't think of any off the top of my head, but I've done it a few times.) Equally there are a few special cases where you can join data at the database level.

I understand from Andy that SOLR should allow FTS to support arbitary join quireies, however last I heard it was not quite on the roadmap.

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