Examples of RepositoryView

org.guvnor.tools.views.RepositoryView
A view showing Guvnor structure in a tree.
org.jdbf.engine.repository.RepositoryView
RepositoryView is the class that represents the repositoryView specified in repository. His purpose is that to map the informations of Java object to RDBMS. In this way RepositoryView can fills and returns the Java object after the queries are executed. @author Giovanni Martone @version $Revision: 1.10 $last changed by $Author: gmartone $

Examples of org.guvnor.tools.views.RepositoryView

        // If there is no active workbench page, then there can be no Repository view
        IWorkbenchPage page = activeWindow.getActivePage();
        if (page == null) {
            return;
        }
        RepositoryView view = (RepositoryView)page.findView(IGuvnorConstants.REPVIEW_ID);
        if (view != null) {
            view.refresh();
        }
    }

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Examples of org.jdbf.engine.repository.RepositoryView

       try{      
            Iterator iter = views.iterator();
            Cache cache = factory.getCache();
           while(iter.hasNext()){
         CacheAccess access = null;
               RepositoryView view = (RepositoryView)iter.next();
               BeanDescriptor beanDesc = view.getBeanDescriptor();
               String region = beanDesc.getDatabaseName();
               String group = beanDesc.getRepositoryViewName();
         try{         
             factory.defineRegion(region);
         }

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Examples of org.jdbf.engine.repository.RepositoryView

      criteria = new StringBuffer();
      className = this.getClass().getName();    
      orderConditions  = new ArrayList();
      hashCode = -1;
      logger = Logger.getLogger(className);
      RepositoryView view = (RepositoryView)RepositoryFactory.getRepositoryFromName(repositoryName);
      pk = view.getBeanDescriptor().getPrimaryKeyMap();
    }

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