Examples of disconnectTransientItemState()

Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.state.SessionItemStateManager.disconnectTransientItemState()

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                     * the state is a transient wrapper for the underlying
                     * persistent state, therefore restore the persistent state
                     * and resurrect this item instance if necessary
                     */
                    SessionItemStateManager stateMgr = session.getItemStateManager();
                    stateMgr.disconnectTransientItemState(discarded);
                    data.setState(persistentState);
                    return;

                    /**
                     * persistent item that has been transiently modified or
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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.state.SessionItemStateManager.disconnectTransientItemState()

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                    // the state is a transient wrapper for the underlying
                    // persistent state, therefore restore the persistent state
                    // and resurrect this item instance if necessary
                    SessionItemStateManager stateMgr =
                        sessionContext.getItemStateManager();
                    stateMgr.disconnectTransientItemState(discarded);
                    data.setState(persistentState);
                    return;

                    /**
                     * persistent item that has been transiently modified or
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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.state.SessionItemStateManager.disconnectTransientItemState()

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                    // the state is a transient wrapper for the underlying
                    // persistent state, therefore restore the persistent state
                    // and resurrect this item instance if necessary
                    SessionItemStateManager stateMgr =
                        sessionContext.getItemStateManager();
                    stateMgr.disconnectTransientItemState(discarded);
                    data.setState(persistentState);
                    return;

                    /**
                     * persistent item that has been transiently modified or
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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.state.SessionItemStateManager.disconnectTransientItemState()

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                     * the state is a transient wrapper for the underlying
                     * persistent state, therefore restore the persistent state
                     * and resurrect this item instance if necessary
                     */
                    SessionItemStateManager stateMgr = session.getItemStateManager();
                    stateMgr.disconnectTransientItemState(discarded);
                    data.setState(persistentState);
                    return;

                    /**
                     * persistent item that has been transiently modified or
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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.state.SessionItemStateManager.disconnectTransientItemState()

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                     * the state is a transient wrapper for the underlying
                     * persistent state, therefore restore the persistent state
                     * and resurrect this item instance if necessary
                     */
                    SessionItemStateManager stateMgr = session.getItemStateManager();
                    stateMgr.disconnectTransientItemState(discarded);
                    data.setState(persistentState);
                    return;

                    /**
                     * persistent item that has been transiently modified or
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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.state.SessionItemStateManager.disconnectTransientItemState()

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                     * the state is a transient wrapper for the underlying
                     * persistent state, therefore restore the persistent state
                     * and resurrect this item instance if necessary
                     */
                    SessionItemStateManager stateMgr = session.getItemStateManager();
                    stateMgr.disconnectTransientItemState(discarded);
                    data.setState(persistentState);
                    return;

                    /**
                     * persistent item that has been transiently modified or
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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.state.SessionItemStateManager.disconnectTransientItemState()

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                     * the state is a transient wrapper for the underlying
                     * persistent state, therefore restore the persistent state
                     * and resurrect this item instance if necessary
                     */
                    SessionItemStateManager stateMgr = session.getItemStateManager();
                    stateMgr.disconnectTransientItemState(discarded);
                    data.setState(persistentState);
                    return;

                    /**
                     * persistent item that has been transiently modified or
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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.state.SessionItemStateManager.disconnectTransientItemState()

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                     * the state is a transient wrapper for the underlying
                     * persistent state, therefore restore the persistent state
                     * and resurrect this item instance if necessary
                     */
                    SessionItemStateManager stateMgr = session.getItemStateManager();
                    stateMgr.disconnectTransientItemState(discarded);
                    data.setState(persistentState);
                    return;

                    /**
                     * persistent item that has been transiently modified or
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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.state.SessionItemStateManager.disconnectTransientItemState()

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                     * the state is a transient wrapper for the underlying
                     * persistent state, therefore restore the persistent state
                     * and resurrect this item instance if necessary
                     */
                    SessionItemStateManager stateMgr = session.getItemStateManager();
                    stateMgr.disconnectTransientItemState(discarded);
                    data.setState(persistentState);
                    return;

                    /**
                     * persistent item that has been transiently modified or
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Examples of org.apache.jackrabbit.core.state.SessionItemStateManager.disconnectTransientItemState()

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                    // the state is a transient wrapper for the underlying
                    // persistent state, therefore restore the persistent state
                    // and resurrect this item instance if necessary
                    SessionItemStateManager stateMgr =
                        sessionContext.getItemStateManager();
                    stateMgr.disconnectTransientItemState(discarded);
                    data.setState(persistentState);
                    return;

                    /**
                     * persistent item that has been transiently modified or
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