List of nextUri() Examples

Examples of nextUri()

org.apache.slide.common.UriTokenizer.nextUri()
Returns the next Uri as an Uri object. @return Uri @exception NoSuchElementException

Examples of org.apache.slide.common.UriTokenizer.nextUri()

            ObjectNode courObject = null;
            while (uriTokenizer.hasMoreElements()) {
                
                // 3 - Load object's class from the uri. If the object
                // does not exist, a DataException is thrown.
                courUri = uriTokenizer.nextUri();
                courObject = courUri.getStore()
                    .retrieveObject(courUri);
                
                // We check to see if the credentials gives access to
                //the current object

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Examples of org.apache.slide.common.UriTokenizer.nextUri()

                    
                    // 8 - We parse it till we get back to the point
                    // where we stopped
                    boolean isUriFound = false;
                    while ((!isUriFound) && (uriTokenizer.hasMoreElements())) {
                        if (linkedUri.equals(uriTokenizer.nextUri())) {
                            isUriFound = true;
                        }
                    }
                    if (!isUriFound) {
                        throw new LinkedObjectNotFoundException(courUri,

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Examples of org.apache.slide.common.UriTokenizer.nextUri()

            
            parentObject = courObject;
            
            // 3 - Load object's class from the uri. If the object does
            // not exist, a DataException is thrown.
            courUri = uriTokenizer.nextUri();
            try {
                courObject = courUri.getStore()
                    .retrieveObject(courUri);
                securityHelper
                    .checkCredentials(token, courObject,

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Examples of org.apache.slide.common.UriTokenizer.nextUri()

                
                // 8 - We parse it till we get back to the point
                // where we stopped
                boolean isUriFound = false;
                while ((!isUriFound) && (uriTokenizer.hasMoreElements())) {
                    if (linkedUri.equals(uriTokenizer.nextUri())) {
                        isUriFound = true;
                    }
                }
                if (!isUriFound) {
                    throw new LinkedObjectNotFoundException

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Examples of org.apache.slide.common.UriTokenizer.nextUri()

            ObjectNode courObject = null;
            while (uriTokenizer.hasMoreElements()) {
                
                // 3 - Load object's class from the uri. If the object
                // does not exist, a DataException is thrown.
                courUri = uriTokenizer.nextUri();
                courObject = courUri.getStore()
                    .retrieveObject(courUri);
                
                // We check to see if the credentials gives access to
                //the current object

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Examples of org.apache.slide.common.UriTokenizer.nextUri()

                    
                    // 8 - We parse it till we get back to the point
                    // where we stopped
                    boolean isUriFound = false;
                    while ((!isUriFound) && (uriTokenizer.hasMoreElements())) {
                        if (linkedUri.equals(uriTokenizer.nextUri())) {
                            isUriFound = true;
                        }
                    }
                    if (!isUriFound) {
                        throw new LinkedObjectNotFoundException(courUri,

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Examples of org.apache.slide.common.UriTokenizer.nextUri()

            
            parentObject = courObject;
            
            // 3 - Load object's class from the uri. If the object does
            // not exist, a DataException is thrown.
            courUri = uriTokenizer.nextUri();
            try {
                courObject = courUri.getStore()
                    .retrieveObject(courUri);
                securityHelper
                    .checkCredentials(token, courObject,

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Examples of org.apache.slide.common.UriTokenizer.nextUri()

                
                // 8 - We parse it till we get back to the point
                // where we stopped
                boolean isUriFound = false;
                while ((!isUriFound) && (uriTokenizer.hasMoreElements())) {
                    if (linkedUri.equals(uriTokenizer.nextUri())) {
                        isUriFound = true;
                    }
                }
                if (!isUriFound) {
                    throw new LinkedObjectNotFoundException

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Examples of org.apache.slide.common.UriTokenizer.nextUri()

            ObjectNode courObject = null;
            while (uriTokenizer.hasMoreElements()) {
                
                // 3 - Load object's class from the uri. If the object
                // does not exist, a DataException is thrown.
                courUri = uriTokenizer.nextUri();
                courObject = courUri.getStore()
                    .retrieveObject(courUri);
                
                // We check to see if the credentials gives access to
                //the current object

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Examples of org.apache.slide.common.UriTokenizer.nextUri()

                    
                    // 8 - We parse it till we get back to the point
                    // where we stopped
                    boolean isUriFound = false;
                    while ((!isUriFound) && (uriTokenizer.hasMoreElements())) {
                        if (linkedUri.equals(uriTokenizer.nextUri())) {
                            isUriFound = true;
                        }
                    }
                    if (!isUriFound) {
                        throw new LinkedObjectNotFoundException(courUri,

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