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This is a common misunderstanding that you are updating the same node on the publisher.
What is actually happening is that you are creating a new version of the node when you activate it and on the publisher, you then insert the new node instead of the old one. If you look at the jcr:content of your node in the Publisher, then you will notice the properties jcr:baseVersion, jcr:predecessors and jcr:versionHistory that are all of the type Reference (or Reference array). Take a look at them nodes and you will find the "old ones". There is a lot of things going on under the surface when creating the nodes. Same thing happens on the author side.
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This is a common misunderstanding that you are updating the same node on the publisher.
What is actually happening is that you are creating a new version of the node when you activate it and on the publisher, you then insert the new node instead of the old one. If you look at the jcr:content of your node in the Publisher, then you will notice the properties jcr:baseVersion, jcr:predecessors and jcr:versionHistory that are all of the type Reference (or Reference array). Take a look at them nodes and you will find the "old ones". There is a lot of things going on under the surface when creating the nodes. Same thing happens on the author side.
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Hi Ove Lindström,
Thanks for your valuable information, I have looked into jcr:baseVersion, jcr:predecessors and jcr:versionHistory in publish instance. There is lot of things are happening :) I got some out-of -box info. But still i did not get the information what i wanted.
It is going to something like "/jcr:system/jcr:versionStorage/74/1e/01/741e0150-d737-462e-bc12-dc591668f6bb/jcr:rootVersion" If i click the any one of the above properties. But all the timestamps is having recent timestamp. But i wanted to have created date of that particular node not modified/updated date. Is there any thing to get the created date?
Thanks in advance !
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