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![$factoryclass = 'JackalopeRepositoryFactoryJackrabbit';
$parameters = [
'jackalope.jackrabbit_uri' => ' '
];
$factory = new $factoryclass();
$repository = $factory>getRepository($parameters);
$credentials = new PHPCRSimpleCredentials('admin', 'admin');
$session = $repository>login($credentials, 'default');
http://localhost:8080](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/dercontentmanagermagdenbaum-170530150319/85/The-content-manager-loves-the-tree-40-320.jpg)
![$factoryclass = 'JackalopeRepositoryFactoryJackrabbit';
$parameters = [
'jackalope.jackrabbit_uri' => ' '
];
$factory = new $factoryclass();
$repository = $factory>getRepository($parameters);
$credentials = new PHPCRSimpleCredentials('admin', 'admin');
$session = $repository>login($credentials, 'default');
http://localhost:8080](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/dercontentmanagermagdenbaum-170530150319/85/The-content-manager-loves-the-tree-41-320.jpg)
![$factoryclass = 'JackalopeRepositoryFactoryJackrabbit';
$parameters = [
'jackalope.jackrabbit_uri' => ' '
];
$factory = new $factoryclass();
$repository = $factory>getRepository($parameters);
$credentials = new PHPCRSimpleCredentials('admin', 'admin');
$session = $repository>login($credentials, 'default');
http://localhost:8080](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/dercontentmanagermagdenbaum-170530150319/85/The-content-manager-loves-the-tree-42-320.jpg)
![$factoryclass = 'JackalopeRepositoryFactoryJackrabbit';
$parameters = [
'jackalope.jackrabbit_uri' => ' '
];
$factory = new $factoryclass();
$repository = $factory>getRepository($parameters);
$credentials = new PHPCRSimpleCredentials('admin', 'admin');
$session = $repository>login($credentials, 'default');
http://localhost:8080](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/dercontentmanagermagdenbaum-170530150319/85/The-content-manager-loves-the-tree-43-320.jpg)
![$workspace = $session>getWorkspace();
$queryManager = $workspace>getQueryManager();
$sql = "SELECT * FROM [nt:unstructured]
WHERE [nt:unstructured].[title] = 'Test'
ORDER BY [nt:unstructured].content";
$query = $queryManager>createQuery($sql, 'JCRSQL2');
$query>setLimit(10); // limit number of results to be returned
$query>setOffset(1); // set an offset to skip first n results
$queryResult = $query>execute();
foreach ($queryResult>getNodes() as $path => $node) {
echo $node>getName();
}](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/dercontentmanagermagdenbaum-170530150319/85/The-content-manager-loves-the-tree-47-320.jpg)
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The content manager loves the tree
The document discusses the need for a content management system (CMS) that allows content managers to create and edit hierarchical structured text blocks, visible to website users. It outlines various scenarios for creating and positioning content blocks, as well as how to manage them through relational databases and PHP content repositories. Additionally, it presents practical implementation details using PHP and JCR specifications for content management.
The content manager loves the tree
- 1. THE CONTENT MANAGERLOVES THE TREE MAXIMILIAN BERGHOFF - 13.06.2017 - PHP USERGROUP JUTLAND
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- 4. Business Need: Editable text blocks Scenario: Create text blocks Given a content manager When he creates an arbritrary text block Then then the user of the website would see it Scenario: Edit text blocks Given a content manager When he edits text block Then then the user of the website would see the change
- 5. Business Need: Editable text blocks Scenario: Create text blocks Given a content manager When he creates a specific text block And defines a position Then then the user would see it at this position Scenario: Edit text blocks Given a content manager When he edits text block or its position Then then the user would see the in position and content
- 6. POSITION IN EINERAPP on a Page Content Menü (Label) on a Page of a speci c URL
- 7. Business Need: Editable text blocks Scenario: Create text blocks Given a content manager When he creates a specific text block And defines a position among the content of the page Then then the user of the website would see it Scenario: Edit text blocks Given a content manager When he moves the text block among the content of a page Then then the user would see the in position and content
- 8. Business Need: Editable text blocks Scenario: Create text blocks Given a content manager When he creates a specific text block And defines a position among the content of the page Then then the user of the website would see it Scenario: Edit text blocks Given a content manager When he moves the text block among the content of a page Then then the user would see the in position and content
- 9. POSITIONING IN THECONTENT Visual Queue (Ein Block nach dem anderen) Structure
- 10. <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF8"> <title>Tree Example</title> </head> <body> <div class="navigation"> </div> <div class="content"> </div> <div class="footer"></div> </body> </html>
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- 14. Business Need: Editable text blocks Scenario: Create text blocks Given a content manager When he creates a specific text block And defines a position as a content path of the page Then then the user of the website would see it Scenario: Edit text blocks Given a content manager When he moves the text block And defines a new content path Then then the user would see the in position and content
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- 16. ADJACENCY LIST id parent_idname 1 NULL home 2 1 header 3 2 content-block-1 4 2 content-block-2
- 17. INSERT NODE INSERT INTO content (parent_id, name) VALUES (2, contentblock7); idparent_id name 1 NULL home 2 1 header 3 2 content-block-1 4 2 content-block-2 5 2 content-block-7
- 18. MOVE NODE (SUBTREE) UPDATE content set parent_id = 1 where id = 5; id parent_id name 1 NULL home 2 1 header 3 2 content-block-1 4 2 content-block-2 5 1 content-block-7
- 19. PATH ENUMERATION id pathname 1 1/ home 2 1/2/ header 3 1/2/3/ content-block-1 4 1/2/4/ content-block-2
- 20. NESTED SET id leftright name 1 1 8 home 2 2 7 header 3 3 6 content-block-1 4 4 5 content-block-2
- 21. NESTED SET -ADD id left right name 1 1 12 home 2 2 7 header 3 3 6 content-block-1 4 4 5 content-block-2 5 8 11 main 6 9 10 content-block-3
- 22. NESTED SET -MOVE (DELETE + ADD) id left right name 1 1 12 home 2 2 5 header 3 3 4 content-block-1 4 8 9 content-block-2 5 6 11 main 6 7 10 content-block-3
- 23. CLOSURE TABLE CONTENT TABLE idname 1 home 2 header 3 content-block-1 4 content-block-2
- 24. CLOSURE TABLE MANY-TO-MANY ancestor descendant 11 1 2 1 3 1 4 2 2 2 3 2 4 3 3 4 4
- 25. EXPERIMENT LETS TRY TOUSE DIRECTORIES
- 32. OPERATIONS create a node(Folder, File) Update Properties - i.e. the content move a node delete a node get a node
- 33. CONSTRAINTS a node hasa name a node has a path a node has properties - i.e. content a node can have children
- 34. UNIVERSAL INTERFACE JCR -CONTENT REPOSITORY FOR JAVA WORLD Describes De nition of Workspace, Session, Node and Properties Current Spec: 283 Persisting content as in XML
- 35. CONTENT REPOSITORY Database fordigital content Management to search/query, add, move, delete content hierarchical structure Import/Export Versioning Locking
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- 37. PHPCR Porting of JCRinto PHP Interface Implementations: Jackrabit Doctrine-DBAL
- 38. WORKSPACE CR consists ofone or more workspaces Each Workspace contains an acyclic graph (tree) of items Edges de ne parent child relation
- 39. SESSION Connection by auser through credentials to a speci c workspace Possibility for Access Control for that user Contains a complete Representation of the workspace
- 40. $factoryclass = 'JackalopeRepositoryFactoryJackrabbit'; $parameters = [ 'jackalope.jackrabbit_uri' => ' ' ]; $factory = new $factoryclass(); $repository = $factory>getRepository($parameters); $credentials = new PHPCRSimpleCredentials('admin', 'admin'); $session = $repository>login($credentials, 'default'); http://localhost:8080
- 41. $factoryclass = 'JackalopeRepositoryFactoryJackrabbit'; $parameters = [ 'jackalope.jackrabbit_uri' => ' ' ]; $factory = new $factoryclass(); $repository = $factory>getRepository($parameters); $credentials = new PHPCRSimpleCredentials('admin', 'admin'); $session = $repository>login($credentials, 'default'); http://localhost:8080
- 42. $factoryclass = 'JackalopeRepositoryFactoryJackrabbit'; $parameters = [ 'jackalope.jackrabbit_uri' => ' ' ]; $factory = new $factoryclass(); $repository = $factory>getRepository($parameters); $credentials = new PHPCRSimpleCredentials('admin', 'admin'); $session = $repository>login($credentials, 'default'); http://localhost:8080
- 43. $factoryclass = 'JackalopeRepositoryFactoryJackrabbit'; $parameters = [ 'jackalope.jackrabbit_uri' => ' ' ]; $factory = new $factoryclass(); $repository = $factory>getRepository($parameters); $credentials = new PHPCRSimpleCredentials('admin', 'admin'); $session = $repository>login($credentials, 'default'); http://localhost:8080
- 44. $root = $session>getRootNode(); $node = $root>addNode('test', 'nt:unstructured'); $node>setProperty('prop', 'value'); $session>save(); $node = $session>getNode('/test'); echo $node>getPropertyValue('prop'); // outputs "value"
- 45. $root = $session>getRootNode(); $node = $root>addNode('test', 'nt:unstructured'); $node>setProperty('prop', 'value'); $session>save(); $node = $session>getNode('/test'); echo $node>getPropertyValue('prop'); // outputs "value"
- 46. $root = $session>getRootNode(); $node = $root>addNode('test', 'nt:unstructured'); $node>setProperty('prop', 'value'); $session>save(); $node = $session>getNode('/test'); echo $node>getPropertyValue('prop'); // outputs "value"
- 47. $workspace = $session>getWorkspace(); $queryManager = $workspace>getQueryManager(); $sql = "SELECT * FROM [nt:unstructured] WHERE [nt:unstructured].[title] = 'Test' ORDER BY [nt:unstructured].content"; $query = $queryManager>createQuery($sql, 'JCRSQL2'); $query>setLimit(10); // limit number of results to be returned $query>setOffset(1); // set an offset to skip first n results $queryResult = $query>execute(); foreach ($queryResult>getNodes() as $path => $node) { echo $node>getName(); }
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- 49. DOCTRINE PHPCR Doctrine Component DoctrineBundle - For Symfony Integration
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- 51. WHEN? hierarchical structured data CMSfeatures (content, menu, route) Products and variants
- 52. WHEN NOT? Relational data Lotsof references
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- 54. QUESTIONS? Ask Now! Twitter: @ElectricMaxxx Mail:Maximilian.Berghoff@may ower.de
- 55. LINKS Website - PHPCR Website- CMF Documentation - PHPCR JCR SPEC 283
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