Package commonj.sdo

Examples of commonj.sdo.DataGraph


            }
        }
        _setDeleted(true);

        /** Order here is important - the dataGraph pointer should be cleared preorder before we enter the recursive loop to clear child DO's */
        DataGraph previousDataGraph = getDataGraph();
        // Remove back pointer to containing DataGraph
        setDataGraph(null);       

        List instancePropertiesList = getInstanceProperties();
        for (int i = 0, psize = instancePropertiesList.size(); i < psize; i++) {
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            }
        }
        _setDeleted(true);

        /** Order here is important - the dataGraph pointer should be cleared preorder before we enter the recursive loop to clear child DO's */
        DataGraph previousDataGraph = getDataGraph();
        // Remove back pointer to containing DataGraph
        setDataGraph(null);

        List instancePropertiesList = getInstanceProperties();
        for (int i = 0, psize = instancePropertiesList.size(); i < psize; i++) {
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         * company DataObject That is either associated with a DataGraph or independent
         */
        boolean useDataGraph = shouldUseDataGraph();

        // define these so that they will be scoped appropriately.
        DataGraph dataGraph = null;
        DataObject company = null;

        if (useDataGraph) {

            /**
             * The SDO specification says the following about creating a DataGraph. A DataGraph is created by a DAS, which returns either an empty
             * DataGraph, or a DataGraph filled with DataObjects. An empty DataGraph can have a root assigned by the createRootObject() methods.
             * However, if a previous root DataObject exists then an IllegalStateException is thrown.
             *
             * In order to create a simple sample which creates a DataGraph without the use of a DAS this sample will use the
             * {@link org.apache.tuscany.sdo.util.SDOUtil} class to create a DataObject
             */

            dataGraph = SDOUtil.createDataGraph();
            company = dataGraph.createRootObject(SdoSampleConstants.COMPANY_NAMESPACE, "CompanyType");                                        
           
        } else {

            /*
             * The following creates a DataObject without a DataGraph
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            /**
             * Use utility method to obtain an actual DataGraph from the xml
             */                       
            DataGraph datagraph = SDOUtil.loadDataGraph(ClassLoader.getSystemResourceAsStream(SdoSampleConstants.COMPANY_DATAGRAPH_XML), null);
            // Obtain the company DataObject from the actual DataGraph
            company = datagraph.getRootObject();
            System.out.println("Obtained actual DataGraph:");
            System.out.println(datagraph);
            System.out.println("Obtained root DataObject from DataGraph:");
            System.out.println(company);           
            System.out.println();
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            }
        }
        _setDeleted(true);

        /** Order here is important - the dataGraph pointer should be cleared preorder before we enter the recursive loop to clear child DO's */
        DataGraph previousDataGraph = getDataGraph();
        // Remove back pointer to containing DataGraph
        setDataGraph(null);

        List instancePropertiesList = getInstanceProperties();
        for (int i = 0, psize = instancePropertiesList.size(); i < psize; i++) {
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            }
        }
        _setDeleted(true);

        /** Order here is important - the dataGraph pointer should be cleared preorder before we enter the recursive loop to clear child DO's */
        DataGraph previousDataGraph = getDataGraph();
        // Remove back pointer to containing DataGraph
        setDataGraph(null);

        List instancePropertiesList = getInstanceProperties();
        for (int i = 0, psize = instancePropertiesList.size(); i < psize; i++) {
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            }
        }
        _setDeleted(true);

        /** Order here is important - the dataGraph pointer should be cleared preorder before we enter the recursive loop to clear child DO's */
        DataGraph previousDataGraph = getDataGraph();
        // Remove back pointer to containing DataGraph
        setDataGraph(null);       

        List instancePropertiesList = getInstanceProperties();
        for (int i = 0, psize = instancePropertiesList.size(); i < psize; i++) {
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            }
        }
        _setDeleted(true);

        /** Order here is important - the dataGraph pointer should be cleared preorder before we enter the recursive loop to clear child DO's */
        DataGraph previousDataGraph = getDataGraph();
        // Remove back pointer to containing DataGraph
        setDataGraph(null);

        List instancePropertiesList = getInstanceProperties();
        for (int i = 0, psize = instancePropertiesList.size(); i < psize; i++) {
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            }
        }
        _setDeleted(true);

        /** Order here is important - the dataGraph pointer should be cleared preorder before we enter the recursive loop to clear child DO's */
        DataGraph previousDataGraph = getDataGraph();
        // Remove back pointer to containing DataGraph
        setDataGraph(null);       

        List instancePropertiesList = getInstanceProperties();
        for (int i = 0, psize = instancePropertiesList.size(); i < psize; i++) {
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            }
        }
        _setDeleted(true);

        /** Order here is important - the dataGraph pointer should be cleared preorder before we enter the recursive loop to clear child DO's */
        DataGraph previousDataGraph = getDataGraph();
        // Remove back pointer to containing DataGraph
        setDataGraph(null);

        List instancePropertiesList = getInstanceProperties();
        for (int i = 0, psize = instancePropertiesList.size(); i < psize; i++) {
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