Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.spi.commons.name.PathBuilder

Package org.apache.jackrabbit.spi.commons.name

Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.spi.commons.name.PathBuilder

org.apache.jackrabbit.spi.commons.name.PathBuilder
Helper class used to build a path from pre-parsed path elements.
Note that this class does neither validate the format of the path elements nor does it validate the format of the entire path. This class should therefore only be used in situations, where the elements and the resulting path are known to be valid. The regular way of creating a Path object is by calling any of the PathFactory.create()methods.

            removed.put(removedNodePath, removedNodePath);
            Name name = removedNodePath.getName();
            int index = removedNodePath.getNormalizedIndex();
            if (index > Path.INDEX_DEFAULT) {
                Path.Element[] elems = removedNodePath.getElements();
                PathBuilder pb = new PathBuilder();
                for (int i = 0; i <= elems.length - 2; i++) {
                    pb.addLast(elems[i]);
                }
                Path parent = pb.getPath();
                while (index > Path.INDEX_UNDEFINED) {
                    Path siblingP = getPathFactory().create(parent, name, --index, true);
                    if (removed.containsKey(siblingP)) {
                        // as the previous sibling has been remove -> the same index
                        // must be used to remove the node at removedNodePath.

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                int idx = readerIndex(doc);
                IndexReader reader = readers.get(idx);
                Document document = reader.document(doc - starts[idx], FieldSelectors.UUID);
                String uuid = document.get(FieldNames.UUID);
                Path path = hmgr.getPath(new NodeId(uuid));
                PathBuilder builder = new PathBuilder(path);
                builder.addAll(propertyName.getElements());
                PropertyId id = hmgr.resolvePropertyPath(builder.getPath());


                if (id == null) {
                    return null;
                }

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            removed.put(removedNodePath, removedNodePath);
            Name name = removedNodePath.getName();
            int index = removedNodePath.getNormalizedIndex();
            if (index > Path.INDEX_DEFAULT) {
                Path.Element[] elems = removedNodePath.getElements();
                PathBuilder pb = new PathBuilder();
                for (int i = 0; i <= elems.length - 2; i++) {
                    pb.addLast(elems[i]);
                }
                Path parent = pb.getPath();
                while (index > Path.INDEX_UNDEFINED) {
                    Path siblingP = getPathFactory().create(parent, name, --index, true);
                    if (removed.containsKey(siblingP)) {
                        // as the previous sibling has been remove -> the same index
                        // must be used to remove the node at removedNodePath.

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            removed.put(removedNodePath, removedNodePath);
            Name name = removedNodePath.getName();
            int index = removedNodePath.getNormalizedIndex();
            if (index > Path.INDEX_DEFAULT) {
                Path.Element[] elems = removedNodePath.getElements();
                PathBuilder pb = new PathBuilder();
                for (int i = 0; i <= elems.length - 2; i++) {
                    pb.addLast(elems[i]);
                }
                Path parent = pb.getPath();
                while (index > Path.INDEX_UNDEFINED) {
                    Path siblingP = getPathFactory().create(parent, name, --index, true);
                    if (removed.containsKey(siblingP)) {
                        // as the previous sibling has been remove -> the same index
                        // must be used to remove the node at removedNodePath.

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                * Since 'path' might be ambigous (Node or Property):
                * 1) first try Node
                * 2) if the NameElement does not have SNS-index => try Property
                * 3) else throw
                */
                PathBuilder pb = new PathBuilder(factory.getPathFactory());
                for (int j = i; j < elems.length; j++) {
                    pb.addLast(elems[j]);
                }
                Path remainingPath = pb.getPath();


                NodeId parentId = entry.getWorkspaceId();
                IdFactory idFactory = factory.getIdFactory();


                NodeId nodeId = idFactory.createNodeId(parentId, remainingPath);

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            * entry that has been invalidated:
            * Skip all intermediate entries and directly try to load the
            * PropertyState (including building the itermediate entries. If that
            * fails ItemNotFoundException is thrown.
            */
            PathBuilder pb = new PathBuilder(factory.getPathFactory());
            for (int j = i; j < elems.length; j++) {
                pb.addLast(elems[j]);
            }
            Path remainingPath = pb.getPath();


            IdFactory idFactory = factory.getIdFactory();
            NodeId parentId = entry.getWorkspaceId();
            parentId = (remainingPath.getLength() == 1) ? parentId : idFactory.createNodeId(parentId, remainingPath.getAncestor(1));
            PropertyId propId = idFactory.createPropertyId(parentId, remainingPath.getNameElement().getName());

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        // shortcut for root state
        if (parent == null) {
            return pf.getRootPath();
        }
        // build path otherwise
        PathBuilder builder = new PathBuilder(pf);
        buildPath(builder, this, wspPath);
        return builder.getPath();
    }

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        if (node.getOperation() == QueryConstants.OPERATION_SIMILAR) {
            // this is a bit ugly:
            // add the name of a dummy property because relPath actually
            // references a property. whereas the relPath of the similar
            // operation references a node
            PathBuilder builder;
            if (relPath == null) {
                builder = new PathBuilder();
            } else {
                builder = new PathBuilder(relPath);
            }
            builder.addLast(NameConstants.JCR_PRIMARYTYPE);
            try {
                relPath = builder.getPath();
            } catch (MalformedPathException e) {
                // will never happen
            }
        }
        String field = "";

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                Node ntAttr = n.getAttributes().getNamedItem("primaryType");
                if (ntAttr != null) {
                    ntName = resolver.getQName(ntAttr.getNodeValue());
                }
                String[] elements = Text.explode(getTextContent(n), '/');
                PathBuilder builder = new PathBuilder();
                for (int j = 0; j < elements.length; j++) {
                    if (elements[j].equals("*")) {
                        builder.addLast(NameConstants.ANY_NAME);
                    } else {
                        builder.addLast(resolver.getQName(elements[j]));
                    }
                }
                rules.add(new Rule(builder.getPath(), ntName));
            }
        }
        return (Rule[]) rules.toArray(new Rule[rules.size()]);
    }

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        if (node.getOperation() == QueryConstants.OPERATION_SIMILAR) {
            // this is a bit ugly:
            // add the name of a dummy property because relPath actually
            // references a property. whereas the relPath of the similar
            // operation references a node
            PathBuilder builder;
            if (relPath == null) {
                builder = new PathBuilder();
            } else {
                builder = new PathBuilder(relPath);
            }
            builder.addLast(NameConstants.JCR_PRIMARYTYPE);
            try {
                relPath = builder.getPath();
            } catch (MalformedPathException e) {
                // will never happen
            }
        }
        String field = "";

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