Examples of processChunk()


Examples of org.ozoneDB.xml.util.SAXChunkConsumer.processChunk()

    public Node xmlForObject(OzoneRemote rObj, Document domFactory) throws Exception {
        byte[] bytes = (byte[]) sendCommand(new DbXMLForObj((OzoneProxy) rObj), true);

        SAXChunkConsumer consumer = new SAXChunkConsumer(domFactory, null);
        consumer.processChunk(bytes);

        return consumer.getResultNode();
    }

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Examples of org.ozoneDB.xml.util.SAXChunkConsumer.processChunk()

    public void xmlForObject(OzoneRemote rObj, ContentHandler ch) throws Exception {
        byte[] bytes = (byte[]) sendCommand(new DbXMLForObj((OzoneProxy) rObj), true);

        SAXChunkConsumer consumer = new SAXChunkConsumer(ch);
        consumer.processChunk(bytes);
    }


    /**
     * Return the administration object for this database.
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Examples of org.ozoneDB.xml.util.SAXChunkConsumer.processChunk()

        DbXMLForObj command = new DbXMLForObj((OzoneProxy) rObj);
        command.perform(env.transactionManager.currentTA());
        byte[] bytes = (byte[]) command.result;

        SAXChunkConsumer consumer = new SAXChunkConsumer(domFactory, null);
        consumer.processChunk(bytes);

        return consumer.getResultNode();
    }

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Examples of org.ozoneDB.xml.util.SAXChunkConsumer.processChunk()

        DbXMLForObj command = new DbXMLForObj((OzoneProxy) rObj);
        command.perform(env.transactionManager.currentTA());
        byte[] bytes = (byte[]) command.result;

        SAXChunkConsumer consumer = new SAXChunkConsumer(ch);
        consumer.processChunk(bytes);
    }

    /**
        Internal method. This method is called by {@link OzoneProxy}s when they are dying (during finalize()). This
        is required, as the database may track the references the database client has to objects within the database
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