List of loadNodeById() Examples

Load a KiWiNode by database ID. The method will first look in the node cache for cached nodes. If no cache entry is found, it will run a database query ('load.node_by_id') on the NODES table and construct an appropriate subclass instance of KiWiNode with the obtained values. The result will be constructed based on the value of the NTYPE column as follows:

'uri' - KiWiUriResource using the id and svalue (as URI) columns
'bnode' - KiWiAnonResource using the id and svalue (as AnonId) columns
'string' - KiWiStringLiteral using the id, svalue (literal value), lang (literal language) and ltype (literal type) columns
'int' - KiWiIntLiteral using the id, svalue (string value), ivalue (integer value) and ltype (literal type) columns
'double' - KiWiDoubleLiteral using the id, svalue (string value), dvalue (double value) and ltype (literal type) columns
'boolean' - KiWiBooleanLiteral using the id, svalue (string value), bvalue (boolean value) and ltype (literal type) columns
'date' - KiWiDateLiteral using the id, svalue (string value), tvalue (time value) and ltype (literal type) columns

When a node is loaded from the database, it will be added to the different caches to speed up subsequent requests. @param id the database id of the node to load @return an instance of a KiWiNode subclass representing the node with the given database id;type depends on value of the ntype column

Examples of loadNodeById()

Examples of org.apache.marmotta.kiwi.persistence.KiWiConnection.loadNodeById()