Examples of TreeLocation

com.sleepycat.je.tree.TreeLocation

org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.TreeLocation

A {@code TreeLocation} denotes a location inside a tree.It can either refer to a inner node (that is a {@link org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.Tree}) or to a leaf (that is a {@link org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.PropertyState}). {@code TreeLocation} instances provide methods for navigating trees. {@code TreeLocation}instances are immutable and navigating a tree always results in new {@code TreeLocation}instances. Navigation never fails. Errors are deferred until the underlying item itself is accessed. That is, if a {@code TreeLocation} points to an item which does not exist oris unavailable otherwise (i.e. due to access control restrictions) accessing the tree will return {@code null} at this point.

org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.plugins.tree.TreeLocation

A {@code TreeLocation} denotes a location inside a tree.

It can either refer to a inner node (that is a {@link Tree}), to a leaf (that is a {@link PropertyState}) or to an invalid location which refers to neither of the former. {@code TreeLocation} instances provide methods for navigating trees such that navigationalways results in new {@code TreeLocation} instances. Navigation never fails. Errors aredeferred until the underlying item itself is accessed. That is, if a {@code TreeLocation}points to an item which does not exist or is unavailable otherwise (i.e. due to access control restrictions) accessing the tree will return {@code null} at this point.

org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.util.TreeLocation

A {@code TreeLocation} denotes a location inside a tree.

        assertEquals(a.getProperty(), ab.getParent().getProperty());
    }


    @Test
    public void getDeepLocation() {
        TreeLocation p = TreeLocation.create(root, "/z/1/2/p");
        assertNotNull(p.getProperty());
        assertEquals("/z/1/2/p", p.getPath());


        TreeLocation n = TreeLocation.create(root, "/z/1/2/3/4");
        assertNull(n.getTree());
        assertNull(n.getProperty());
        assertEquals("/z/1/2/3/4", n.getPath());


        TreeLocation two = n.getParent().getParent();
        assertNotNull(two.getTree());
        assertEquals("/z/1/2", two.getPath());
    }

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Examples of TreeLocation

Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.util.TreeLocation