List of forgetObject() Examples

Examples of forgetObject()

org.exolab.castor.persist.LockEngine.forgetObject()
Called at transaction commit or rollback to forget an object and release its locks. Must be called for all objects that were created when the transaction aborts, and for all objects that were deleted when the transaction completes. The transaction is known to have a write lock on the object. @param tx The transaction context @param oid The object OID

Examples of org.exolab.castor.persist.LockEngine.forgetObject()

            OID oid = _tracker.getOIDForObject(toCommit);


            if (_tracker.isDeleted(toCommit)) {
                // Object has been deleted inside transaction,
                // engine must forget about it.
                engine.forgetObject(this, oid);
            } else {
                // Object has been created/accessed inside the
                // transaction, release its lock.
                if (_tracker.isUpdateCacheNeeded(toCommit)) {
                    engine.updateCache(this, oid, toCommit);

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Examples of org.exolab.castor.persist.LockEngine.forgetObject()


                if (!_tracker.isCreating(object)) {
                    if (_tracker.isCreated(object)) {
                        // Object has been created in this transaction,
                        // it no longer exists, forget about it in the engine.
                        engine.forgetObject(this, oid);
                    } else {
                        // Object has been queried (possibly) deleted in this
                        // transaction and release the lock.
                        engine.releaseLock(this, oid);
                    }

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