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I believe everything you need is already in HEAD.Here's...

davidc — Fri, 01 Jun 2007 22:24:06 GMT

I believe everything you need is already in HEAD.Here's the full Web Script for displaying the name of the node as specified by its node reference on the url. Add the following three files to your web scripts folder…example.get.desc.xml<webscript> <shortname>Search example</shortnam

Re: I believe everything you need is already in HEAD.Here's...

tak — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 09:33:31 GMT

Hi,

I have a similar question about nodeRef and javascript.

(1) search.findNode(<nodeRef string>) works only when the lucene search is completed? Or the contents with this nodeRef is alive, find method returns node object with no exception?

(2) Can search.findNode(<nodeRef string>) find the node of past versioned content with versionable aspect?
The form of nodeRef string of This past versioned content is "ersionStore://lightWeightVersionStore/xxxxxxxx"

Re: I believe everything you need is already in HEAD.Here's...

davidc — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 10:23:43 GMT

(1) search.findNode(<nodeRef string>) works only when the lucene search is completed? Or the contents with this nodeRef is alive, find method returns node object with no exception?

Not sure what you mean, but findNode only returns a result upon completion of the search. If the node is not found, null is returned.

(2) Can search.findNode(<nodeRef string>) find the node of past versioned content with versionable aspect?
The form of nodeRef string of This past versioned content is "ersionStore://lightWeightVersionStore/xxxxxxxx"

No, the current javascript search api is restricted to the Spaces store. You could introduce your own search root object hooked into the version store - see script-services-context.xml.