Examples of ItemManager

edu.uga.galileo.voci.model.ItemManager
Manages all item-related information in the model, standing between the servlets and the DAOs. @author Mark Durant @version 1.0
net.sacredlabyrinth.Phaed.TelePlusPlus.managers.ItemManager
org.apache.jackrabbit.core.ItemManager
There's one ItemManager instance per Session instance. It is the factory for Node and Property instances.
The ItemManager's responsabilities are:
- providing access to Item instances by ItemId whereas Node and Item are only providing relative access.
- returning the instance of an existing Node or Property, given its absolute path.
- creating the per-session instance of a Node or Property that doesn't exist yet and needs to be created first.
- guaranteeing that there aren't multiple instances representing the same Node or Property associated with the same Session instance.
- maintaining a cache of the item instances it created.
- respecting access rights of associated Session in all methods.
If the parent Session is an XASession, there is one ItemManager instance per started global transaction.
org.apache.lenya.ac.ItemManager
Item manager. @version $Id: ItemManager.java 473841 2006-11-12 00:46:38Z gregor $

Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.ItemManager

    @Override
    protected Result buildResult(Path absPath) throws RepositoryException {
        boolean existingNode = false;
        NodeImpl node;


        ItemManager itemMgr = session.getItemManager();
        try {
            ItemImpl item = itemMgr.getItem(absPath);
            if (item.isNode()) {
                node = (NodeImpl) item;
                existingNode = true;
            } else {
                node = (NodeImpl) item.getParent();

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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.ItemManager

        boolean canRead;
        synchronized (monitor) {
            if (readCache.containsKey(id)) {
                canRead = readCache.get(id);
            } else {
                ItemManager itemMgr = session.getItemManager();
                NodeId nodeId = (isExistingNode) ? (NodeId) id : ((PropertyId) id).getParentId();
                NodeImpl node = (NodeImpl) itemMgr.getItem(nodeId);
                // TODO: check again if retrieving the path can be avoided
                Path absPath = (path == null) ? session.getHierarchyManager().getPath(id) : path;
                Result result = buildResult(node, isExistingNode, util.isAcItem(node), new EntryFilterImpl(principalNames, absPath, session));


                canRead = result.grants(Permission.READ);

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Examples of org.apache.lenya.ac.ItemManager

    protected ItemManager getItemManager(Request request, String name)
        throws ConfigurationException {
        AccessController accessController = null;
        ServiceSelector selector = null;
        AccessControllerResolver resolver = null;
        ItemManager itemManager = null;


        try {
            selector = (ServiceSelector) manager.lookup(AccessControllerResolver.ROLE + "Selector");
            resolver =
                (AccessControllerResolver) selector.select(

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Examples of org.apache.lenya.ac.ItemManager

    protected ItemManager getItemManager(Request request, String name)
        throws ConfigurationException {
        AccessController accessController = null;
        ServiceSelector selector = null;
        AccessControllerResolver resolver = null;
        ItemManager itemManager = null;


        try {
            selector = (ServiceSelector) this.manager.lookup(AccessControllerResolver.ROLE + "Selector");
            resolver =
                (AccessControllerResolver) selector.select(

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Examples of org.apache.lenya.ac.ItemManager

    protected ItemManager getItemManager(Request request, String name)
            throws ConfigurationException {
        AccessController accessController = null;
        ServiceSelector selector = null;
        AccessControllerResolver resolver = null;
        ItemManager itemManager = null;


        try {
            selector = (ServiceSelector) this.manager.lookup(AccessControllerResolver.ROLE
                    + "Selector");
            resolver = (AccessControllerResolver) selector

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Examples of org.apache.lenya.ac.ItemManager

    protected ItemManager getItemManager(Request request, String name)
        throws ConfigurationException {
        AccessController accessController = null;
        ServiceSelector selector = null;
        AccessControllerResolver resolver = null;
        ItemManager itemManager = null;


        try {
            selector = (ServiceSelector) manager.lookup(AccessControllerResolver.ROLE + "Selector");
            resolver =
                (AccessControllerResolver) selector.select(

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Examples of org.apache.lenya.ac.ItemManager

    protected ItemManager getItemManager(Request request, String name)
        throws ConfigurationException {
        AccessController accessController = null;
        ServiceSelector selector = null;
        AccessControllerResolver resolver = null;
        ItemManager itemManager = null;


        try {
            selector = (ServiceSelector) manager.lookup(AccessControllerResolver.ROLE + "Selector");
            resolver =
                (AccessControllerResolver) selector.select(

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Examples of org.apache.lenya.ac.ItemManager

    protected ItemManager getItemManager(Request request, String name)
        throws ConfigurationException {
        AccessController accessController = null;
        ServiceSelector selector = null;
        AccessControllerResolver resolver = null;
        ItemManager itemManager = null;


        try {
            selector = (ServiceSelector) manager.lookup(AccessControllerResolver.ROLE + "Selector");
            resolver =
                (AccessControllerResolver) selector.select(

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