Package org.apache.jackrabbit.jcr2spi.state

Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.jcr2spi.state.ItemState.revert()

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        int oldStatus = state.getStatus();
        switch (oldStatus) {
            case Status.EXISTING_MODIFIED:
            case Status.STALE_MODIFIED:
                // revert state modifications
                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.EXISTING_REMOVED:
                // revert state modifications
                state.revert();
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                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.EXISTING_REMOVED:
                // revert state modifications
                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.NEW:
                // reverting a NEW state is equivalent to its removal.
                // however: no need remove the complete hierarchy as revert is
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                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.EXISTING_REMOVED:
                // revert state modifications
                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.NEW:
                // reverting a NEW state is equivalent to its removal.
                // however: no need remove the complete hierarchy as revert is
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        int oldStatus = state.getStatus();
        switch (oldStatus) {
            case Status.EXISTING_MODIFIED:
            case Status.STALE_MODIFIED:
                // revert state modifications
                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.EXISTING_REMOVED:
                // revert state modifications
                state.revert();
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        int oldStatus = state.getStatus();
        switch (oldStatus) {
            case Status.EXISTING_MODIFIED:
            case Status.STALE_MODIFIED:
                // revert state modifications
                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.EXISTING_REMOVED:
                // revert state modifications
                state.revert();
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                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.EXISTING_REMOVED:
                // revert state modifications
                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.NEW:
                // reverting a NEW state is equivalent to its removal.
                // however: no need remove the complete hierarchy as revert is
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        int oldStatus = state.getStatus();
        switch (oldStatus) {
            case Status.EXISTING_MODIFIED:
            case Status.STALE_MODIFIED:
                // revert state modifications
                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.EXISTING_REMOVED:
                // revert state modifications
                state.revert();
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                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.EXISTING_REMOVED:
                // revert state modifications
                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.NEW:
                // reverting a NEW state is equivalent to its removal.
                // however: no need remove the complete hierarchy as revert is
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        int oldStatus = state.getStatus();
        switch (oldStatus) {
            case Status.EXISTING_MODIFIED:
            case Status.STALE_MODIFIED:
                // revert state from overlayed
                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.EXISTING_REMOVED:
                // revert state from overlayed
                state.revert();
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                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                break;
            case Status.EXISTING_REMOVED:
                // revert state from overlayed
                state.revert();
                state.setStatus(Status.EXISTING);
                if (!denotesNode()) {
                    parent.revertPropertyRemoval((PropertyEntry) this);
                }
                break;
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