Examples of ConfigurationCallback


Examples of org.apache.xindice.util.ConfigurationCallback

        this.resolvers = new HashMap();
    }

    public void setConfig(Configuration config) throws XindiceException {
        super.setConfig(config);
        config.processChildren(RESOLVER, new ConfigurationCallback() {
            public void process(Configuration cfg) {
                final String className = cfg.getAttribute(CLASS);
                try {
                    QueryResolver res = (QueryResolver) Class.forName(className).newInstance();
                    res.setConfig(cfg);
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Examples of org.apache.xindice.util.ConfigurationCallback

     * @param config IndexManager configuration
     */
    public void setConfig(Configuration config) throws XindiceException {
        super.setConfig(config);

        config.processChildren(INDEX, new ConfigurationCallback() {
            public void process(Configuration cfg) {
                String className = cfg.getAttribute(CLASS);
                try {
                    register(Class.forName(className), cfg);
                } catch (Exception e) {
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Examples of org.apache.xindice.util.ConfigurationCallback

        // Get indexer
        Indexer idx = get(name);

        // Unregister and remove from coniguration
        unregister(name);
        config.processChildren(INDEX, new ConfigurationCallback() {
            public void process(Configuration cfg) {
                try {
                    if (cfg.getAttribute(NAME).equals(name)) {
                        cfg.delete();
                    }
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Examples of org.apache.xindice.util.ConfigurationCallback

        this.resolvers = new HashMap();
    }

    public void setConfig(Configuration config) throws XindiceException {
        super.setConfig(config);
        config.processChildren(RESOLVER, new ConfigurationCallback() {
            public void process(Configuration cfg) {
                final String className = cfg.getAttribute(CLASS);
                try {
                    QueryResolver res = (QueryResolver) Class.forName(className).newInstance();
                    res.setConfig(cfg);
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Examples of org.apache.xindice.util.ConfigurationCallback

        synchronized (collections) {
            boolean dropped = collection.drop();
            if (dropped) {
                collections.remove(name);
                Configuration colConfig = config.getChild(COLLECTIONS);
                colConfig.processChildren(COLLECTION, new ConfigurationCallback() {
                    public void process(Configuration cfg) {
                        try {
                            if (cfg.getAttribute(NAME).equals(name)) {
                                cfg.delete();
                            }
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Examples of org.apache.xindice.util.ConfigurationCallback

    public void setConfig(Configuration config) throws XindiceException {
        this.config = config;

        Configuration colConfig = config.getChild(COLLECTIONS);
        if (colConfig != null) {
            colConfig.processChildren(COLLECTION, new ConfigurationCallback() {
                public void process(Configuration cfg) throws XindiceException {
                    // check for an existing Collection by name and, if found, skip creating a new Collection
                    // else, create a new child Collection, configure it an add it
                    // if the Collection already exists in our collections list,
                    // creating a new one will cause the old one to be discarded
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Examples of org.apache.xindice.util.ConfigurationCallback

            final String name = collection.getName();
            boolean dropped = collection.drop();
            if (dropped) {
                collections.remove(name);
                Configuration colConfig = config.getChild(COLLECTIONS);
                colConfig.processChildren(COLLECTION, new ConfigurationCallback() {
                    public void process(Configuration cfg) {
                        try {
                            if (cfg.getAttribute(NAME).equals(name)) {
                                cfg.delete();
                            }
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Examples of org.apache.xindice.util.ConfigurationCallback

    public void setConfig(Configuration config) throws XindiceException {
        this.config = config;

        Configuration colConfig = config.getChild(COLLECTIONS);
        if (colConfig != null) {
            colConfig.processChildren(COLLECTION, new ConfigurationCallback() {
                public void process(Configuration cfg) throws XindiceException {
                    // check for an existing Collection by name and, if found, skip creating a new Collection
                    // else, create a new child Collection, configure it an add it
                    // if the Collection already exists in our collections list,
                    // creating a new one will cause the old one to be discarded
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Examples of org.apache.xindice.util.ConfigurationCallback

     * @param config IndexManager configuration
     */
    public void setConfig(Configuration config) throws XindiceException {
        super.setConfig(config);

        config.processChildren(INDEX, new ConfigurationCallback() {
            public void process(Configuration cfg) {
                String className = cfg.getAttribute(CLASS);
                try {
                    register(Class.forName(className), cfg);
                } catch (Exception e) {
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Examples of org.apache.xindice.util.ConfigurationCallback

        // Get indexer
        Indexer idx = get(name);

        // Unregister and remove from coniguration
        unregister(name);
        config.processChildren(INDEX, new ConfigurationCallback() {
            public void process(Configuration cfg) {
                try {
                    if (cfg.getAttribute(NAME).equals(name)) {
                        cfg.delete();
                    }
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