Examples of CascadeDeleteVisitor

org.geoserver.catalog.CascadeDeleteVisitor
Cascade deletes the visited objects, and modifies related object so that they are still consistent. In particular:
- When removing a {@link LayerInfo} the {@link LayerGroupInfo} are modified by removing the layer. If the layer was the last one, the layer group is removed as well.
- When a {@link StyleInfo} is removed the layers using it as the defaultstyle are set with the default style, the layers that use is as an extra style are modified by removing it. Also, the layer groups using it are changed so that the default layer style is used in place of the one being removed

Examples of org.geoserver.catalog.CascadeDeleteVisitor

    }
    
    public void testDeleteAllOneByOne() throws Exception {
        for(WorkspaceInfo ws : getCatalog().getWorkspaces()) {
            // empty the workspace otherwise we can't remove it
            CascadeDeleteVisitor visitor = new CascadeDeleteVisitor(getCatalog());
            for(StoreInfo store : getCatalog().getStoresByWorkspace(ws, StoreInfo.class)) {
                store.accept(visitor);
            }


            // actually go and remove the store

View Full Code Here

Examples of org.geoserver.catalog.CascadeDeleteVisitor

            }
            catalog.remove( ds );
        }
        else {
            //recursive delete
            new CascadeDeleteVisitor(catalog).visit(ds);
        }
        clear(ds);
        
        LOGGER.info( "DELETE data store " + workspace + "," + datastore );
    }

View Full Code Here

0 1 2 3

TOP

All source code are property of their respective owners. Java is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc and owned by ORACLE Inc. Contact coftware#gmail.com.