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Sunday, 13 December 2009
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Presentation: The Ultimate Content Store? JCR in 15 Minutes

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The Java Content Repository spec and its open source Jackrabbit implementation were once my favorites (as a proof you can watch my ☞ interview about the InfoQ Architecture) and I continue to believe that they carry a lot of good promises.

Below you can find the presentation on JCR, “The Ultimate Content Store? JCR in 15 Minutes” by Bertrand Delacrétaz, one of the main Jackrabbit developers

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Update: I have received an interesting comment on Twitter about JCR that I’d like to reproduce here in order to allow other readers to clarify it.

JCR is a well written specification. The problem is every impl. of its has sucked in terms of performance, integrity and scaling.

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