Getting Started with Apache Jackrabbit
To get started with Jackrabbit you should first become familiar with the JCR API. Download the JSR 170 specification
If you are interested in using Jackrabbit, you should check the Jackrabbit architecture and try out the First Hops examples we have prepared. You can either download a binary release or build Jackrabbit from sources.
Take a look at the Frequently Asked Questions or browse the archives of the user and development mailing lists (see also the searchable archives at The Mail Archive, Gmane, and Nabble) for answers to questions not covered by the documentation pages. See the Mailing Lists page if you want to subscribe or unsubscribe the Jackrabbit mailing lists.
Apache Jackrabbit is an open source project and welcomes all contributions. You can participate by answering questions on the mailing list, filing bug reports for any problems or improvement ideas you come up with, contributing to the Jackrabbit Wiki, or writing documentation and code. See the How the ASF works page for background information on the Apache Software Foundation and the way we work.
Content Repository for Java Technology API (JCR)
Jackrabbit is a complete implementation of the JCR API, so the primary API for Jackrabbit application developers is to be found in the JCR section of the Documentation.
Jackrabbit architecture and Deployment Models
Find out more about the Jackrabbit Architecture or learn more about the Jackrabbit deployment Options be it as an embedded content repository to be delivered with you are application, a shared repository for example in a J2EE environment or a classical content repository server setup.
Node Types
To learn about the content modeling system used in Jackrabbit, read the section on node types.
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