Examples of org.xmldb.api.base.Collection.createResource()

org.xmldb.api.base.Collection.createResource()
Creates a new empty Resource with the provided id. The type of Resource returned is determined by the type parameter. The XML:DB API currently defines "XMLResource" and "BinaryResource" as valid resource types. The id provided must be unique within the scope of the collection. If id is null or its value is empty then an id is generated by calling createId(). The Resource created is not stored to the database until storeResource() is called. @param id the unique id to associate with the created Resource. @param type the Resource type to create. @return an empty Resource instance. @exception XMLDBException with expected error codes.
ErrorCodes.VENDOR_ERROR for any vendor specific errors that occur.
ErrorCodes.UNKNOWN_RESOURCE_TYPE if the type parameter is not a known Resource type.

         saxReader.parse(new InputSource(fis));
         fis.close();
         
         // Create the XMLResource and store the document
         XMLResource resource =
               (XMLResource) col.createResource((String) table.get(XMLTools.NAME_OF),
                  "XMLResource");
         resource.setContent(ser.toString());
         col.storeResource(resource);
                           
         System.out.println("Added document " + table.get(XMLTools.COLLECTION) + "/" +

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                              String name,
                              String doc)
         throws Exception {
      Collection col = DatabaseManager.getCollection(driver + "/" + path);


      XMLResource document = (XMLResource) col.createResource(name, "XMLResource");
      document.setContent(doc);
      col.storeResource(document);
   }


   public int countDocument(String path)

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    /*
     * Create a binary resource, save it in the 'current' collection,
     * then retrieve it and verify that the data comes back right.
     */


        Resource newResource = collection.createResource(null, "BinaryResource");
        newResource.setContent(new byte[] { 0x00, 0x10, 0x01, 0x11 });
    collection.storeResource(newResource);
    String id = newResource.getId();


    Resource foundResource = collection.getResource(id);

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        //
        // Create a binary resource, save it in the 'current' collection,
        // then list resources.
        //


        Resource newResource = collection.createResource(null, "BinaryResource");
        newResource.setContent(new byte[] { 0x00, 0x10, 0x01, 0x11 });
        collection.storeResource(newResource);
        String id = newResource.getId();


        String[] resources = collection.listResources();

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    /*
     * Create a binary resource, save it in the 'current' collection,
     * then remove it and verify that it was indeed removed.
     */


        Resource newResource = collection.createResource(null, "BinaryResource");
        newResource.setContent(new byte[] { 0x00, 0x10, 0x01, 0x11 });
    collection.storeResource(newResource);
    String id = newResource.getId();


    Resource foundResource = collection.getResource(id);

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        Collection col = DatabaseManager.getCollection(driver + "/" + path);
        if (col == null) {
            throw new XindiceException("DatabaseManager.getCollection(" + driver + "/" + path + ") returned null");
        }


        XMLResource document = (XMLResource) col.createResource(name, "XMLResource");
        document.setContent(doc);
        col.storeResource(document);
    }


    public int countDocument(String path) throws Exception {

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            reader.parse(new InputSource(fis));
            fis.close();


            // Create the XMLResource and store the document
            XMLResource resource =
                    (XMLResource) col.createResource((String) table.get(XMLTools.NAME_OF),
                                                     "XMLResource");
            resource.setContent(ser.toString());
            col.storeResource(resource);


            System.out.println("Added document " + table.get(XMLTools.COLLECTION) + "/" +

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      collection = getCollection("xmldb:xindice:///db/addressbook");
      
      String data = readFileFromDisk(args[0]);


      XMLResource document = (XMLResource) collection.createResource(null, "XMLResource");
      document.setContent(data);
      collection.storeResource(document);
      System.out.println("Document " + args[0] + " inserted as " + document.getId());
    }
    catch (XMLDBException e) {

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         // Create xml string from from values
         ourdoc = toXml(fname,lname,workphone,homephone,cellphone,homeemail,workemail,
                           homeaddress,workaddress);
   
         // Create the XMLResource and store the document
         XMLResource resource = (XMLResource) col.createResource( "", "XMLResource" );
         resource.setContent(ourdoc);
         col.storeResource(resource);
         
      } catch ( Exception e) {
          e.printStackTrace();

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    /*
     * Create a binary resource, save it in the 'current' collection,
     * then retrieve it and verify that the data comes back right.
     */


        Resource newResource = collection.createResource(null, "BinaryResource");
        newResource.setContent(new byte[] { 0x00, 0x10, 0x01, 0x11 });
    collection.storeResource(newResource);
    String id = newResource.getId();


    Resource foundResource = collection.getResource(id);

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