Examples of freenet.clients.fcp.ClientRequest.onResume()

freenet.clients.fcp.ClientRequest.onResume()
Called just after serializing in the request. Called by the ClientRequester, i.e. the tree starts there, and we MUST NOT call back to it or we get an infinite recursion. The main purpose of this method is to give us an opportunity to connect to the various (transient) system utilities we get from ClientContext, e.g. bucket factories, the FCP persistent root etc. The base class implementation in ClientRequest will register the request with an PersistentRequestClient via the new PersistentRequestRoot. @param context Contains all the important system utilities. @throws ResumeFailedException

            // Resume the requests.
            for(PartiallyLoadedRequest partial : loaded.partiallyLoadedRequests.values()) {
                ClientRequest req = partial.request;
                if(req == null) continue;
                try {
                    req.onResume(context);
                    if(partial.status == RequestLoadStatus.RESTORED_FULLY || 
                            partial.status == RequestLoadStatus.RESTORED_RESTARTED) {
                        req.start(context);
                    }
                    switch(partial.status) {

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