List of storeResource() Examples

Examples of storeResource()

org.exist.xmldb.LocalCollection.storeResource()
org.xmldb.api.base.Collection.storeResource()
Stores the provided resource into the database. If the resource does not already exist it will be created. If it does already exist it will be updated. @param res the resource to store in the database. @exception XMLDBException with expected error codes.
ErrorCodes.VENDOR_ERROR for any vendor specific errors that occur.
ErrorCodes.INVALID_RESOURCE if the Resource is not valid.

Examples of org.exist.xmldb.LocalCollection.storeResource()

        LocalCollection coll = (LocalCollection)root;
        coll.setReader(dataSource);
                                String existHome = System.getProperty("exist.home");
                                File existDir = existHome==null ? new File(".") : new File(existHome);
        doc.setContent(new File(existDir,FILE_STORED));
        coll.storeResource(doc);
        long t1 = System.currentTimeMillis();
        System.out.println("Time for storing:  " + ( t1-t0) + " ms." );
      }
    } catch (XMLDBException e) {
      fail(e.getMessage());

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Examples of org.xmldb.api.base.Collection.storeResource()

         // Create the XMLResource and store the document
         XMLResource resource =
               (XMLResource) col.createResource((String) table.get(XMLTools.NAME_OF),
                  "XMLResource");
         resource.setContent(ser.toString());
         col.storeResource(resource);
                           
         System.out.println("Added document " + table.get(XMLTools.COLLECTION) + "/" +
            resource.getId());
         resource = null;
      }

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Examples of org.xmldb.api.base.Collection.storeResource()

         throws Exception {
      Collection col = DatabaseManager.getCollection(driver + "/" + path);


      XMLResource document = (XMLResource) col.createResource(name, "XMLResource");
      document.setContent(doc);
      col.storeResource(document);
   }


   public int countDocument(String path)
         throws Exception {
      Collection col = DatabaseManager.getCollection(driver + "/" + path);

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Examples of org.xmldb.api.base.Collection.storeResource()

                           homeaddress,workaddress);
      
         // Get the XMLResource and replace the content
         XMLResource resource = (XMLResource) col.getResource(dockey);
         resource.setContent(ourdoc);
         col.storeResource(resource);
         
      } catch ( Exception e) {
         e.printStackTrace();


    // there's not much else we can do if the response is committed

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Examples of org.xmldb.api.base.Collection.storeResource()

     * then retrieve it and verify that the data comes back right.
     */


        Resource newResource = collection.createResource(null, "BinaryResource");
        newResource.setContent(new byte[] { 0x00, 0x10, 0x01, 0x11 });
    collection.storeResource(newResource);
    String id = newResource.getId();


    Resource foundResource = collection.getResource(id);


    assertNotNull("We know you're in there...", foundResource);

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Examples of org.xmldb.api.base.Collection.storeResource()

        // then list resources.
        //


        Resource newResource = collection.createResource(null, "BinaryResource");
        newResource.setContent(new byte[] { 0x00, 0x10, 0x01, 0x11 });
        collection.storeResource(newResource);
        String id = newResource.getId();


        String[] resources = collection.listResources();
        assertNotNull("Can not be null", resources);
        assertEquals("Should have one resource", 1, resources.length);

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Examples of org.xmldb.api.base.Collection.storeResource()

     * then remove it and verify that it was indeed removed.
     */


        Resource newResource = collection.createResource(null, "BinaryResource");
        newResource.setContent(new byte[] { 0x00, 0x10, 0x01, 0x11 });
    collection.storeResource(newResource);
    String id = newResource.getId();


    Resource foundResource = collection.getResource(id);
    assertNotNull("It should be in there", foundResource);

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Examples of org.xmldb.api.base.Collection.storeResource()

            throw new XindiceException("DatabaseManager.getCollection(" + driver + "/" + path + ") returned null");
        }


        XMLResource document = (XMLResource) col.createResource(name, "XMLResource");
        document.setContent(doc);
        col.storeResource(document);
    }


    public int countDocument(String path) throws Exception {
        Collection col = DatabaseManager.getCollection(driver + "/" + path);
        if (col == null) {

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Examples of org.xmldb.api.base.Collection.storeResource()

        if (col == null) {
            throw new XindiceException("DatabaseManager.getCollection(" + driver + "/" + path + ") returned null");
        }
        XMLResource document = (XMLResource) col.getResource(name);
        document.setContent(doc);
        col.storeResource(document);
    }


    public void getDocumentAsSax(String path, String name, ContentHandler handler) throws Exception {
        Collection col = DatabaseManager.getCollection(driver + "/" + path);
        if (col == null) {

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Examples of org.xmldb.api.base.Collection.storeResource()

            // Create the XMLResource and store the document
            XMLResource resource =
                    (XMLResource) col.createResource((String) table.get(XMLTools.NAME_OF),
                                                     "XMLResource");
            resource.setContent(ser.toString());
            col.storeResource(resource);


            System.out.println("Added document " + table.get(XMLTools.COLLECTION) + "/" +
                               resource.getId());
            resource = null;
        } finally {

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