Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.Root.copy()

org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.Root.copy()

Copy the child located at {@code sourcePath} to a child at {@code destPath}. Both paths must be absolute and resolve to a child located in this root.
This method does nothing an returns {@code false} if

The tree at {@code sourcePath} does exist or is not accessible,
the parent of the tree at {@code destinationPath} does not exist or is not accessible,
a tree already exists at {@code destinationPath}.

If a tree at {@code destinationPath} exists but is not accessible to theediting content session this method succeeds but a subsequent {@link #commit()} will detect the violation and fail. @param sourcePath source path @param destPath destination path @return {@code true} on success, {@code false} otherwise.

        Tree tree = root.getTree("/");


        Tree y = tree.getChild("y");


        root.getTree("/x").addChild("x1");
        root.copy("/x", "/y/xx");
        assertTrue(y.hasChild("xx"));
        assertTrue(y.getChild("xx").hasChild("x1"));


        root.commit();
        tree = root.getTree("/");

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