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

                new ParamResourceModel("confirmRollback", this)) {
            
            @Override
            protected void onClick(AjaxRequestTarget target) {
                Catalog catalog = getCatalog();
                CascadeDeleteVisitor deleteVisitor = new CascadeDeleteVisitor(catalog);
                String project = summary.getProject();
                if(summary.isWorkspaceNew()) {
                    WorkspaceInfo ws = catalog.getWorkspaceByName(project);
                    if(ws != null)
                        ws.accept(deleteVisitor);

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Examples of org.geoserver.catalog.CascadeDeleteVisitor

    @Override
    protected void setUpInternal() throws Exception {
        super.setUpInternal();
        
        catalog = getCatalog();
        visitor = new CascadeDeleteVisitor(catalog);
        
        // setup a group, see GEOS-3040
        Catalog catalog = getCatalog();
        String lakes = MockData.LAKES.getLocalPart();
        String forests = MockData.FORESTS.getLocalPart();

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Examples of org.geoserver.catalog.CascadeDeleteVisitor

            }
            
            protected boolean onSubmit(AjaxRequestTarget target, Component contents) {
                // cascade delete the whole selection
                Catalog catalog = GeoServerApplication.get().getCatalog();
                CascadeDeleteVisitor visitor = new CascadeDeleteVisitor(catalog);
                for (CatalogInfo ci : selection) {
                    ci.accept(visitor);
                }
                
                // the deletion will have changed what we see in the page

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Examples of org.geoserver.catalog.CascadeDeleteVisitor

            }
            
            protected boolean onSubmit(AjaxRequestTarget target, Component contents) {
                // cascade delete the whole selection
                Catalog catalog = GeoServerApplication.get().getCatalog();
                CascadeDeleteVisitor visitor = new CascadeDeleteVisitor(catalog);
                DataAccessRuleDAO dao = DataAccessRuleDAO.get();
                for (DataAccessRule rule : selection) {
                    dao.removeRule(rule);   
                }
                try {

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Examples of org.geoserver.catalog.CascadeDeleteVisitor

    @RequestMapping(value="/{wsName}/{name}", method = RequestMethod.DELETE)
    public @ResponseBody void delete(@PathVariable String wsName, @PathVariable String name) throws IOException {
        Catalog cat = geoServer.getCatalog();
        LayerInfo layer = findLayer(wsName, name, cat);
        recent.remove(LayerInfo.class, layer);
        new CascadeDeleteVisitor(cat).visit(layer);
    }

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Examples of org.geoserver.catalog.CascadeDeleteVisitor

    @RequestMapping(value = "/{wsName}", method = RequestMethod.DELETE)
    public void delete(@PathVariable String wsName, HttpServletResponse response) {
        Catalog cat = geoServer.getCatalog();


        WorkspaceInfo ws = findWorkspace(wsName, cat);
        new CascadeDeleteVisitor(cat).visit(ws);


        response.setStatus(HttpStatus.OK.value());
    }

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Examples of org.geoserver.catalog.CascadeDeleteVisitor

        List<ResourceInfo> layers = cat.getResourcesByStore(store, ResourceInfo.class );
        if( layers.isEmpty() ){
            cat.remove(store);
        }
        else if (recurse){
            CascadeDeleteVisitor delete = new CascadeDeleteVisitor(cat);
            if( store instanceof DataStoreInfo){
                delete.visit((DataStoreInfo)store);
            }
            else if( store instanceof CoverageStoreInfo){
                delete.visit((CoverageStoreInfo)store);
            }
            else if( store instanceof WMSStoreInfo){
                delete.visit((WMSStoreInfo)store);
            }
            else {
                throw new IllegalStateException( "Unable to delete "+name+" - expected data store, coverage store or wms store" );
            }
        }

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Examples of org.geoserver.catalog.CascadeDeleteVisitor

            }
            
            protected boolean onSubmit(AjaxRequestTarget target, Component contents) {
                // cascade delete the whole selection
                Catalog catalog = GeoServerApplication.get().getCatalog();
                CascadeDeleteVisitor visitor = new CascadeDeleteVisitor(catalog);
                DataAccessRuleDAO dao = DataAccessRuleDAO.get();
                for (DataAccessRule rule : selection) {
                    dao.removeRule(rule);   
                }
                try {

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Examples of org.geoserver.catalog.CascadeDeleteVisitor

        String databaseLocation = null;
        if("h2".equals(params.get("dbtype"))) {
            databaseLocation = (String) params.get("database");
        }


        CascadeDeleteVisitor v = new CascadeDeleteVisitor(getCatalog());
        store.accept(v);
        
        // clean up the database files if needed
        if(databaseLocation != null) {
            final File dbFile = new File(databaseLocation);

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Examples of org.geoserver.catalog.CascadeDeleteVisitor

    }
    
    @After
    public void dropStore() {
        Catalog cat = getCatalog();
        CascadeDeleteVisitor visitor = new CascadeDeleteVisitor(cat);
        store.accept(visitor);
    }

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