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I'm importing massive data into a JackRabbit JCR repository. A good UI management tool to visualize the JCR repository would be great to check if the imported data is in a good layout, and also would make my life as developer easier.

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I can recommend you JCR Controller.

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wheleph
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  • I already did some tests on JCR Controller. It appears to be the best opensource tool, but it isn't so mature IMHO. I had a few problems visualizing the data. I could not see some nodes. – user141634 Aug 25 '09 at 11:54
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I am the creator of the JCR Controller. The webstart version is limited and I will update it soon. The best way is to checkout the sourcecode directly from sourceforge. It will be also be a good moment to update the Controller.

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  • JCR Controller (version 0.72, downloaded from sourceforge) worked fine for JackRabbit 2.2 after modifying classpath: replace jackrabbit-jcr-rmi-1.3.jar by jackrabbit-jcr-rmi-2.2.0.jar and add jcr-2.0.jar Thank you for such tool! – Paul Lysak Feb 25 '11 at 14:25
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    Since you are it's creator: The homage gives a 404. :-( – Martin Schröder Sep 06 '13 at 08:45
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This was previously answered, see Is there a tool to directly edit the contents of a Jackrabbit repository?

BTW, I wouldn't call that "Graphical Tool", as I'd associate that with some sort of drawing or 3D application. It's rather a "management UI", "browser" or "content explorer".

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Alexander Klimetschek
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  • I'll try again JCR Explorer. I had a few issues to deploy it on my server, and because of it I just started to try other tools. I already saw the pages on Jackrabbit wiki. The Day plugin seems to be not working on current Eclipse version. Thanks for the help! – user141634 Aug 25 '09 at 12:00