hi simon,
welcome!
i am afraid i don't really understand what your question is. if its
general understanding of phpcr-odm, have a look at
http://docs.doctrine-project.org/projects/doctrine-phpcr-odm/en/latest/
in a nutshell, you create your mapped objects with normal
$doc = new MyDocument();
and change values on it. the interaction with doctrine is using the
ObjectManager to call
$dm->persist($doc);
$dm->flush();
when you created it, so doctrine starts to know about it. the flush
stores the changes to the repository. you need that when you change your
content later.
$dm->find(null, '/my-doc'); finds you back the stored document. read on
the phpcr-odm for further understanding how the ids are repository paths
and so on.
if i understand correctly, the jackalope setup works for you. so the
right mailinglist to ask would be
symfony-...@googlegroups.com
(and please subscribe to the group first so that you also get the
replies ;-)
cheers,david
> Sim�n Berton Sugasti
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