Jeroen Reijn • 2/4/2010

Jboss ModeShape: A federating JCR repository

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This article explores JBoss ModeShape, a JCR 2.0 implementation focused on content federation. It explains how ModeShape uses connectors to unify data from sources like databases, file systems, and other JCRs, and details its sequencer feature for extracting and storing metadata from various file types.

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