Examples of RootContentChildren

org.sleuthkit.autopsy.datamodel.RootContentChildren
Children implementation for the root node of a ContentNode tree. Accepts a list of root Content objects for the tree.

Examples of org.sleuthkit.autopsy.datamodel.RootContentChildren

                    final SleuthkitCase tskCase = currentCase.getSleuthkitCase();
                    items.add(new DataSources());
                    items.add(new Views(tskCase));
                    items.add(new Results(tskCase));
                    items.add(new Reports());
                    contentChildren = new RootContentChildren(items);
                    Node root = new AbstractNode(contentChildren) {
                        /**
                         * to override the right click action in the white blank
                         * space area on the directory tree window
                         */

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Examples of org.sleuthkit.autopsy.datamodel.RootContentChildren

            return;
        }


        Node imagesNode = imagesNodeOrig.getNode();


        RootContentChildren contentRootChildren = (RootContentChildren) imagesNode.getChildren();
        contentRootChildren.refreshContentKeys();


        //final TreeView tree = getTree();
        //tree.expandNode(imagesNode);


        setSelectedNode(selectedPath, DataSourcesNode.NAME);

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Examples of org.sleuthkit.autopsy.datamodel.RootContentChildren

                // Image and ends with content
                ReverseHierarchyVisitor vtor = new ReverseHierarchyVisitor();
                List<Content> hierarchy = content.accept(vtor);
                Collections.reverse(hierarchy);


                Node generated = new DirectoryTreeFilterNode(new AbstractNode(new RootContentChildren(hierarchy)), true);
                Children genChilds = generated.getChildren();


                final DirectoryTreeTopComponent dirTree = DirectoryTreeTopComponent.findInstance();
                TreeView dirTreeView = dirTree.getTree();
                ExplorerManager dirTreeExplorerManager = dirTree.getExplorerManager();

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