Examples of removeObject()

  • com.sun.sgs.app.DataManager.removeObject()
    Removes an object from the DataManager, if the object is persistent. The system will make an effort to flag subsequent references to the removed object through {@link #getBinding getBinding} or {@link ManagedReference} by throwing {@link ObjectNotFoundException}, although this behavior is not guaranteed.

    If {@code object} implements {@link ManagedObjectRemoval}, even if it is transient, then this method first calls the {@link ManagedObjectRemoval#removingObject ManagedObjectRemoval.removingObject} method on the object, to notify itthat it is being removed. If the call to {@code removingObject} throwsa {@code RuntimeException}, then this method will throw that exception without removing the object. A call to {@code removingObject} thatcauses {@code removeObject} to be called recursively on the same objectwill result in an {@code IllegalStateException} being thrown. @param object the object @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code object} does not implementboth {@link ManagedObject} and {@link Serializable} @throws IllegalStateException if {@code object} implements {@code ManagedObjectRemoval} and {@code removeObject} is calledrecursively on the object through a call to {@link ManagedObjectRemoval#removingObject ManagedObjectRemoval.removingObject} @throws ObjectNotFoundException if the object has already been removed @throws TransactionException if the operation failed because of aproblem with the current transaction @throws RuntimeException if {@code object} implements {@code ManagedObjectRemoval} and calling {@link ManagedObjectRemoval#removingObject ManagedObjectRemoval.removingObject} on the object throws aruntime exception @see ManagedObjectRemoval

  • com.sun.sgs.service.DataService.removeObject()
  • com.webobjects.foundation.NSMutableArray.removeObject()
  • com.webobjects.foundation.NSMutableSet.removeObject()
  • de.mhus.lib.adb.DbManager.removeObject()
  • de.mhus.lib.adb.model.Table.removeObject()
  • de.yaams.extensions.basemap.tiled.core.ObjectGroup.removeObject()
  • fysix.engine.FysixEngine.RemoveObject()
  • lineage2.gameserver.model.entity.Reflection.removeObject()
    Method removeObject. @param o GameObject
  • lineage2.gameserver.model.entity.events.impl.CastleSiegeEvent.removeObject()
    Method removeObject. @param actor NpcInstance
  • lineage2.gameserver.model.entity.events.impl.ClanHallAuctionEvent.removeObject()
    Method removeObject. @param actor NpcInstance
  • lineage2.gameserver.model.entity.events.impl.ClanHallMiniGameEvent.removeObject()
    Method removeObject. @param actor NpcInstance
  • lineage2.gameserver.model.entity.events.impl.ClanHallSiegeEvent.removeObject()
    Method removeObject. @param actor NpcInstance
  • lineage2.gameserver.model.entity.events.impl.FortressSiegeEvent.removeObject()
    Method removeObject. @param actor NpcInstance
  • net.sf.joafip.service.IDataAccessSession.removeObject()
  • net.sf.l2j.gameserver.model.L2World.removeObject()
    Remove L2Object object from _allObjects of L2World.

    Example of use :

  • Delete item from inventory, tranfer Item from inventory to warehouse
  • Crystallize item
  • Remove NPC/PC/Pet from the world

    • @param object L2Object to remove from _allObjects of L2World
  • net.sf.mzmine.desktop.impl.projecttree.ProjectTreeModel.removeObject()
    This method must be called from Swing thread
  • nexj.core.meta.persistence.sql.RelationalSchema.removeObject()
    Removes an SQL Object from the schema. @param sqlObj The SQLObject to remove.
  • no.ugland.utransprod.service.AssemblyManager.removeObject()
  • org.apache.ibatis.cache.decorators.FifoCache.removeObject()
  • org.apache.ibatis.cache.decorators.LruCache.removeObject()
  • org.apache.ibatis.cache.decorators.SoftCache.removeObject()
  • org.apache.ibatis.cache.decorators.WeakCache.removeObject()
  • org.apache.ibatis.cache.impl.PerpetualCache.removeObject()
  • org.apache.pdfbox.cos.COSArray.removeObject()
    This will remove an element from the array. This method will also remove a reference to the object. @param o The object to remove. @return true if the object was removed, falseotherwise
  • org.apache.turbine.services.cache.GlobalCacheService.removeObject()
    Removes an object from the cache. @param id The String id for the object.
  • org.jfree.data.KeyedObjects2D.removeObject()
    Removes an object from the table by setting it to null. If all the objects in the specified row and/or column are now null, the row and/or column is removed from the table. @param rowKey the row key (null not permitted). @param columnKey the column key (null not permitted). @see #addObject(Object,Comparable,Comparable)
  • tiled.core.ObjectGroup.removeObject()

    • Examples of org.jfree.data.KeyedObjects2D.removeObject()

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         */
        public void testRemoveValue() {
            KeyedObjects2D data = new KeyedObjects2D();
            data.setObject("Obj1", "R1", "C1");
            data.setObject("Obj2", "R2", "C2");
            data.removeObject("R2", "C2");
            assertEquals(1, data.getRowCount());
            assertEquals(1, data.getColumnCount());
            assertEquals("Obj1", data.getObject(0, 0));
        }

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    Examples of tiled.core.ObjectGroup.removeObject()

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              MapObject obj = group.getObjectNear(pos.x, pos.y,
                  mapView.getZoom());
              if (obj != null) {
                // addEdit(new RemoveObjectEdit(group,
                // obj));
                group.removeObject(obj);
                // TODO: repaint only affected area
                mapView.redraw();
              }
            }
            break;
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