Examples of com.dbxml.db.core.Container

com.dbxml.db.core.Container
Container is a generic container for objects that are stored in a collection. A container can either contain a DocumentTable or a Value, depending on the collection type. Container associates the internal document or binary representation with its original collection and key, so that the contents of the container can be stored without having to maintain three separate references.

            IndexerInfo[] list = (IndexerInfo[])newIndexers.toArray(EmptyIndexerInfo);
            newIndexers.clear();


            ContainerSet docs = collection.getContainerSet(tx);
            while ( docs.hasMoreContainers() ) {
               Container c = docs.getNextContainer();
               if ( c != null ) {
                  try {
                     new IndexProducer(tx, c.getKey(), c.getDocument(), ACTION_CREATE, list);
                  }
                  catch ( IndexCancelException e ) {
                     break;
                  }
                  catch ( Exception e ) {

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   }


   public ContentClient getContent(String key) throws dbXMLException {
      Transaction tx = new Transaction();
      try {
         Container con = col.getContainer(tx, key);
         if ( con != null )
            return new ContentClientImpl(this, con);
         else
            throw new dbXMLException("Content '" + key + "' not found");
      }

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    Collection col = db.getCollection(colName);
    String docName = name.substring(idx + 1);


    Transaction tx = new Transaction();
    try {
      Container c = col.getContainer(tx, docName);


      if ( c != null ) {
        ContentProxy dp = new ContentProxy(col, docName);
        return new ObjectInstance(dp);
      }

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         if ( idx != -1 ) {
            String docName = path.substring(idx + 1);
            path = path.substring(0, idx);
            Collection col = getAbsoluteCollection(path);
            if ( col != null ) {
               Container con = col.getContainer(tx, docName);
               if ( con != null )
                  return new ContentClientImpl(new CollectionClientImpl(this, col), con);
               else
                  throw new dbXMLException("Document '" + docName + "' not found");
            }

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