Updated Jan 02, 2009 by oli.gauti
Labels:	Featured, Phase-Implementation

UserGuide

The User Guide gives a brief description of JCROM to get you started. Written for version 1.3.2.

User Guide

What is JCROM?
Annotating your Java classes

Node types
Properties
Child nodes
Child objects as serialized properties
References
Parent nodes
Files
Dynamic Maps of properties, children, and files
Lazy loading

Mapping objects to/from JCR

Using filters
Programming to interfaces: Dynamic instantiation

DAO support
Using with Guice
Using with Spring

Comment by vasiliij.pupkin, May 08, 2008

Thanks for nice intro. Are any differences between the JCROM and "Jackrabbit OCM" in principle ?

Comment by oli.gauti, May 16, 2008

Thanks for your comment. I think JCROM focuses on being lightweight and simple to configure and use. It does not attempt to abstract or duplicate the JCR api, whereas Jackrabbit OCM makes a full abstraction on the JCR api.