Examples of ChildrenCollectorFilter

org.apache.jackrabbit.util.ChildrenCollectorFilter
ChildrenCollectorFilter is a utility class which can be used to 'collect' child items of a node whose names match a certain pattern. It implements the ItemVisitor interface.

Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.util.ChildrenCollectorFilter

        // check state of this instance
        sanityCheck();


        ArrayList nodes = new ArrayList();
        // traverse children using a special filtering 'collector'
        accept(new ChildrenCollectorFilter(namePattern, nodes, true, false, 1));
        return new IteratorHelper(Collections.unmodifiableList(nodes));
    }

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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.util.ChildrenCollectorFilter

        // check state of this instance
        sanityCheck();


        ArrayList properties = new ArrayList();
        // traverse children using a special filtering 'collector'
        accept(new ChildrenCollectorFilter(namePattern, properties, false, true, 1));
        return new IteratorHelper(Collections.unmodifiableList(properties));
    }

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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.util.ChildrenCollectorFilter

        // check state of this instance
        sanityCheck();


        ArrayList nodes = new ArrayList();
        // traverse children using a special filtering 'collector'
        accept(new ChildrenCollectorFilter(namePattern, nodes, true, false, 1));
        return new NodeIteratorAdapter(nodes);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.util.ChildrenCollectorFilter

        // check state of this instance
        sanityCheck();


        ArrayList properties = new ArrayList();
        // traverse children using a special filtering 'collector'
        accept(new ChildrenCollectorFilter(namePattern, properties, false, true, 1));
        return new PropertyIteratorAdapter(properties);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.util.ChildrenCollectorFilter

        // check state of this instance
        sanityCheck();


        ArrayList nodes = new ArrayList();
        // traverse children using a special filtering 'collector'
        accept(new ChildrenCollectorFilter(nameGlobs, nodes, true, false, 1));
        return new NodeIteratorAdapter(nodes);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.util.ChildrenCollectorFilter

        // check state of this instance
        sanityCheck();


        ArrayList props = new ArrayList();
        // traverse children using a special filtering 'collector'
        accept(new ChildrenCollectorFilter(nameGlobs, props, false, true, 1));
        return new PropertyIteratorAdapter(props);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.util.ChildrenCollectorFilter

     */
    public NodeIterator getNodes(String namePattern) throws RepositoryException {
        checkStatus();
        ArrayList nodes = new ArrayList();
        // traverse children using a special filtering item visitor
        accept(new ChildrenCollectorFilter(namePattern, nodes, true, false, 1));
        return new NodeIteratorAdapter(nodes);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.util.ChildrenCollectorFilter

     */
    public NodeIterator getNodes(String[] nameGlobs) throws RepositoryException {
        checkStatus();
        List nodes = new ArrayList();
        // traverse child nodes using a filtering item visitor
        accept(new ChildrenCollectorFilter(nameGlobs, nodes, true, false, 1));
        return new NodeIteratorAdapter(nodes);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.util.ChildrenCollectorFilter

     */
    public PropertyIterator getProperties(String namePattern) throws RepositoryException {
        checkStatus();
        ArrayList properties = new ArrayList();
        // traverse children using a filtering item visitor
        accept(new ChildrenCollectorFilter(namePattern, properties, false, true, 1));
        return new PropertyIteratorAdapter(properties);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.util.ChildrenCollectorFilter

    public PropertyIterator getProperties(String[] nameGlobs)
            throws RepositoryException {
        checkStatus();
        List properties = new ArrayList();
        // traverse child properties using a filtering item visitor
        accept(new ChildrenCollectorFilter(nameGlobs, properties, false, true, 1));
        return new PropertyIteratorAdapter(properties);
    }

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