Examples of org.lilyproject.repository.api.LTable.create()

Class org.lilyproject.repository.api.LTable

Examples of org.lilyproject.repository.api.LTable.create()

org.lilyproject.repository.api.LTable.create()
Creates a new record in the repository.
A Record object can be instantiated via {@link #newRecord}.
If a recordId is given in {@link Record}, that id is used. If not, a new id is generated and available from the returned Record object. @throws RecordExistsException if a record with the given recordId already exists @throws RecordNotFoundException if the master record for a variant record does not exist @throws InvalidRecordException if an empty record is being created @throws FieldTypeNotFoundException @throws RecordTypeNotFoundException

            for (String tableName : new String[] {"record", "table1", "table2"}) {
                LTable table = repository.getTable(tableName);
                Record record = table.newRecord();
                record.setRecordType(typeName);
                record.setField(field1, "foobar");
                record = table.create(record);
                assertEquals("foo", record.getField(field2));
                assertEquals("foo", table.read(record.getId()).getField(field2));


                // Test we can get access to our test decorator: this is something that is occasionally useful
                // in test cases to check certain conditions, e.g. if the decorator would have async side effects.

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            throws AvroRepositoryException, AvroInterruptedException {
        try {
            AuthorizationContextHolder.setCurrentContext(converter.convert(authzContext));
            LRepository repository = repositoryManager.getRepository(repositoryName);
            LTable table = repository.getTable(tableName);
            return converter.convert(table.create(converter.convertRecord(record, repository)), repository);
        } catch (RepositoryException e) {
            throw converter.convert(e);
        } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            throw converter.convert(e);
        } finally {

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