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Due to node type definitions, the JCR browser cannot perform all operations on every node. If you try to create an improper child node or property, the JCR browser will return an error. Additonally, you can perform queries on the JCR tree. With queries you can search for specific content. d read it. The JCR browser supports the XPath and SQL syntaxes.
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To start and use the JCR Browser, follow these steps:
- Navigate to Configuration - > JCR Browser.
- Select the [JCR Browser] tab.
- Browse through the tree by expanding or collapsing node sub trees in the "JCR Repository" section.. To expand a node, click + (plus) and to collapse it click – (minus).
- To select a node, click its icon or name. The attributes of the selected node and the properties it contains, are shown at the right.
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- Select the node in which the new (sub) node is to be created.
- Press the [Add node] button. The ‘Create node’ dialog is added to the screen.
From the pull-down menu, select the node type to be created"Create node" section appears:
- Select the node type to create from the "Node type" drop-down list.
- Enter the node name.
- Press the Click [Create node] button. The node is added as a child to the currently selected node in the JCR tree.
Moving a Node
- Select the node to be moved.
- Press the [Cut] button.
- Select the destination node.
- Press the[Paste] button. The node including its properties and subtrees is moved to the destination.
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