LinearGradient wrote... Thanks for the comment Ove. Just one question: is there anywhere officially indicated that Predicates are converted to SQL 2 queries? Because a colleague of mine thought the reverse is true: that SQL 2 queries are converted to predicates in the backend.  Well... converting st...

Short answer: No.Longer answer: No, since the Search Predicates generates SQL2 queries in the backend there are, in theory, no difference. However, my experience is that developers tend to be better in using Predicates in Java code and get better preformance out of those queries than when they use S...

LinearGradient wrote... Thanks for the reply Ove. But what's the difference between  "unlimited with intention" "the default unlimited".  And are they documented anywhere? Thanks.  Hi,it is more of a way of thinking when you create query languages. There might be limitations set by a connector or so...

The -1 is used for "unlimited with intention" and the 0 is "the default unlimited". If you use p.limit=<any positive integer>, that is the limit of the anwswers you get.That is why only -1 is documented. /Ove

See http://sling.apache.org/documentation/tutorials-how-tos.html/Ove

Hi,no, it turned out to be a "I did more than one change at the time without knowing about it"-error. The faults we got when we changed the maven-scr-plugin was actually due to a Java 7 error. Our mocking framwork needed some extra parameters. Not it seems to be working./Ove

Hi,is there anyone that has used the maven-scr-plugin and the org.apache.felix.scr.annotations higher than 1.7.4 with AEM5.6.1?Whenever I try to step the version of the plugin or the annotation, I get the error "Bad type on operand stack in arraylength". /Ove

Hi,what is "mid-sized"? Number of components? Number of nodes? Number of authors? How will the rest of the system look like? Will you have the need for many author instances? Will there be need for multi-server-hall distributions? Will there be a need for 10 second catastrofy recovery?To many things...

I have seen this behavior when we tries to install a package that tries to install a bundle into an /install-folder that is not there./Ove

It most likely is, but it is so much easier to put it in a panel of its own. Putting it in the dialog window would mean that you have to alter the container code, not the containing panels./Ove