Examples of org.apache.cayenne.map.event.ProcedureEvent

org.apache.cayenne.map.event.ProcedureEvent
An event generated when a Procedure object is added to a DataMap, removed from a DataMap, or changed within a DataMap.

     * Removes current Procedure from its DataMap and fires "remove" ProcedureEvent.
     */
    public void removeProcedure(DataMap map, Procedure procedure) {
        ProjectController mediator = getProjectController();


        ProcedureEvent e = new ProcedureEvent(
                Application.getFrame(),
                procedure,
                MapEvent.REMOVE);
        e.setDomain(mediator.findDomain(map));


        map.removeProcedure(procedure.getName());
        mediator.fireProcedureEvent(e);
    }

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            public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) {
                Procedure procedure = eventController.getCurrentProcedure();
                if (procedure != null && !ignoreChange) {
                    procedure.setReturningValue(returnsValue.isSelected());
                    eventController.fireProcedureEvent(new ProcedureEvent(
                            ProcedureTab.this,
                            procedure));
                }
            }
        });

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        if (newName == null) {
            throw new ValidationException("Procedure name is required.");
        }
        else if (procedure.getDataMap().getProcedure(newName) == null) {
            // completely new name, set new name for entity
            ProcedureEvent e = new ProcedureEvent(this, procedure, procedure.getName());
            ProjectUtil.setProcedureName(procedure.getDataMap(), procedure, newName);
            eventController.fireProcedureEvent(e);
        }
        else {
            // there is an entity with the same name

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        Procedure procedure = eventController.getCurrentProcedure();


        if (procedure != null && !Util.nullSafeEquals(procedure.getSchema(), text)) {
            procedure.setSchema(text);
            eventController.fireProcedureEvent(new ProcedureEvent(this, procedure));
        }
    }

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            table.select(index);
            
            // note that 'setCallParameters' is donw by copy internally
            parameter.getProcedure().setCallParameters(model.getObjectList());
            eventController.fireProcedureEvent(
                new ProcedureEvent(this, parameter.getProcedure(), MapEvent.CHANGE));
        }
    }

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