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Two weeks ago I blogged about integration of Spring and Sling into Spling (btw: if you speak German check out Sandro Ruch's post on the topic). Regarding access to the repository content from a Spring-based application I wrote back then:

So integrating the content really just involves sending HTTP requests. This approach will carry you very far without having to resort to JCR connections (but it surely feels comforting that this lower level access is always there).

Of course, in the workshop described in the post we were considering only Communique 5 which is built on top of Sling. However, in Communique 4 there is no Sling so it is more likely that you end up in a situation were you want to access the repository through JCR.

It turns out that this is exactly what Shane Johnson from CityTech set out to do: Shane has written a very nice post about using Spring's JcrTemplate to access CQ4's repository.

 

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  • By Matt Van Bergen - 6:36 PM on Oct 02, 2010   Reply
    Michael, Jeff Brown @ CITYTECH published another nice blog related to CQ5, Spring and JPA here: http://blogs.citytechinc.com/jeffbrown/?p=91

    This architecture allowed us to easily leverage our JPA knowledge to rapidly connect to Oracle to integrate SAP data with our client's CQ5 implementation.