Examples of SecuredGraphEventManager

org.apache.jena.security.graph.SecuredGraphEventManager
Since we sit between the graph and other items we have to determine when the message is first seen and send it to the underlying graph if necessary.

Examples of org.apache.jena.security.graph.SecuredGraphEventManager

  SecuredGraphImpl( final SecuredItem securedItem,
      final ItemHolder<Graph, SecuredGraphImpl> holder )
  {
    super(securedItem, holder);
    this.holder = holder;
    this.eventManager = new SecuredGraphEventManager(this,
        holder.getBaseItem(), holder.getBaseItem().getEventManager());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.jena.security.graph.SecuredGraphEventManager

      final String modelURI,
      final ItemHolder<Graph, SecuredGraphImpl> holder )
  {
    super(securityEvaluator, modelURI, holder);
    this.holder = holder;
    this.eventManager = new SecuredGraphEventManager(this,
        holder.getBaseItem(), holder.getBaseItem().getEventManager());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.jena.security.graph.SecuredGraphEventManager

  SecuredGraphImpl( final SecuredItem securedItem,
      final ItemHolder<Graph, SecuredGraphImpl> holder )
  {
    super(securedItem, holder);
    this.holder = holder;
    this.eventManager = new SecuredGraphEventManager(this,
        holder.getBaseItem(), holder.getBaseItem().getEventManager());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.jena.security.graph.SecuredGraphEventManager

      final String modelURI,
      final ItemHolder<Graph, SecuredGraphImpl> holder )
  {
    super(securityEvaluator, modelURI, holder);
    this.holder = holder;
    this.eventManager = new SecuredGraphEventManager(this,
        holder.getBaseItem(), holder.getBaseItem().getEventManager());
  }

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