Examples of org.apache.cayenne.event.EventSubject

org.apache.cayenne.event.EventSubject
This class encapsulates the String that is used to identify the subject that a listener is interested in. Using plain Strings causes several severe problems:
- it's easy to misspell a subject, leading to undesired behaviour at runtime that is hard to debug.
- in systems with many different subjects there is no safeguard for defining the same subject twice for different purposes. This is especially true in a distributed setting.
@author Dirk Olmes @author Holger Hoffstaette

                originatingContext,
                syncType,
                changes), GraphDiff.class);


        if (channelEventsEnabled) {
            EventSubject subject;


            switch (syncType) {
                case DataChannel.ROLLBACK_CASCADE_SYNC:
                    subject = DataChannel.GRAPH_ROLLEDBACK_SUBJECT;
                    break;

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                originatingContext,
                syncType,
                changes), GraphDiff.class);


        if (channelEventsEnabled) {
            EventSubject subject;


            switch (syncType) {
                case DataChannel.ROLLBACK_CASCADE_SYNC:
                    subject = DataChannel.GRAPH_ROLLEDBACK_SUBJECT;
                    break;

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                originatingContext,
                syncType,
                changes), GraphDiff.class);


        if (channelEventsEnabled) {
            EventSubject subject;


            switch (syncType) {
                case DataChannel.ROLLBACK_CASCADE_SYNC:
                    subject = DataChannel.GRAPH_ROLLEDBACK_SUBJECT;
                    break;

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                originatingContext,
                syncType,
                changes), GraphDiff.class);


        if (channelEventsEnabled) {
            EventSubject subject;


            switch (syncType) {
                case DataChannel.ROLLBACK_CASCADE_SYNC:
                    subject = DataChannel.GRAPH_ROLLEDBACK_SUBJECT;
                    break;

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                originatingContext,
                syncType,
                changes), GraphDiff.class);


        if (channelEventsEnabled) {
            EventSubject subject;


            switch (syncType) {
                case DataChannel.ROLLBACK_CASCADE_SYNC:
                    subject = DataChannel.GRAPH_ROLLEDBACK_SUBJECT;
                    break;

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                originatingContext,
                syncType,
                changes), GraphDiff.class);


        if (channelEventsEnabled) {
            EventSubject subject;


            switch (syncType) {
                case DataChannel.ROLLBACK_CASCADE_SYNC:
                    subject = DataChannel.GRAPH_ROLLEDBACK_SUBJECT;
                    break;

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                originatingContext,
                syncType,
                changes), GraphDiff.class);


        if (channelEventsEnabled) {
            EventSubject subject;


            switch (syncType) {
                case DataChannel.ROLLBACK_CASCADE_SYNC:
                    subject = DataChannel.GRAPH_ROLLEDBACK_SUBJECT;
                    break;

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                originatingContext,
                syncType,
                changes), GraphDiff.class);


        if (channelEventsEnabled) {
            EventSubject subject;


            switch (syncType) {
                case DataChannel.ROLLBACK_CASCADE_SYNC:
                    subject = DataChannel.GRAPH_ROLLEDBACK_SUBJECT;
                    break;

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                originatingContext,
                syncType,
                changes), GraphDiff.class);


        if (channelEventsEnabled) {
            EventSubject subject;


            switch (syncType) {
                case DataChannel.ROLLBACK_CASCADE_SYNC:
                    subject = DataChannel.GRAPH_ROLLEDBACK_SUBJECT;
                    break;

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                originatingContext,
                syncType,
                changes), GraphDiff.class);


        if (channelEventsEnabled) {
            EventSubject subject;


            switch (syncType) {
                case DataChannel.ROLLBACK_CASCADE_SYNC:
                    subject = DataChannel.GRAPH_ROLLEDBACK_SUBJECT;
                    break;

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