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oracle.xdb.event
Class XDBRepositoryEvent

java.lang.Object
  extended by oracle.xdb.event.XDBEvent
      extended by oracle.xdb.event.XDBRepositoryEvent


public class XDBRepositoryEvent
extends XDBEvent

This class stores information about the repository event that is fired. An object of this type is constructed and passed to event handlers. Handlers can use this to obtain information about the triggering event and the resources involved.

Since:
11.1.0.0.0

Field Summary
protected  java.sql.Connection m_conn
           

 

Fields inherited from class oracle.xdb.event.XDBEvent
m_evcstate, POST_CHECKIN_EVENT, POST_CHECKOUT_EVENT, POST_CREATE_EVENT, POST_DELETE_EVENT, POST_INCONUPDATE_EVENT, POST_LINKIN_EVENT, POST_LINKTO_EVENT, POST_LOCK_EVENT, POST_OPEN_EVENT, POST_UNCHECKOUT_EVENT, POST_UNLINKFROM_EVENT, POST_UNLINKIN_EVENT, POST_UNLOCK_EVENT, POST_UPDATE_EVENT, POST_VERSIONCONTROL_EVENT, PRE_CHECKIN_EVENT, PRE_CHECKOUT_EVENT, PRE_CREATE_EVENT, PRE_DELETE_EVENT, PRE_INCONUPDATE_EVENT, PRE_LINKIN_EVENT, PRE_LINKTO_EVENT, PRE_LOCK_EVENT, PRE_OPEN_EVENT, PRE_UNCHECKOUT_EVENT, PRE_UNLINKFROM_EVENT, PRE_UNLINKIN_EVENT, PRE_UNLOCK_EVENT, PRE_UPDATE_EVENT, PRE_VERSIONCONTROL_EVENT, RENDER_EVENT

 

Method Summary
 XMLType getApplicationData()
          Returns the applicationData element extracted from the resource configuration that defines the invoking handler.
 XDBHandlerList getHandlerList()
          Returns an XDBHandlerList object that contains the list of handlers that will be executed after the current handler.
 java.lang.String getInterface()
          Returns the top-level interface used to initiate the operation that triggered the event.
 XDBLink getLink()
          Returns an XDBLink object for the target resource.
 oracle.xdb.spi.XDBResource getOldResource()
          Returns the original XDBResource object before the operation was executed.
 XDBOutputStream getOutputStream()
          Returns the output stream where the handler can write the rendered data.
 java.lang.String getParameter(java.lang.String key)
          Returns the value of a request or session-specific parameter.
 oracle.xdb.spi.XDBResource getParent()
          Returns the XDBResource object corresponding to a parent folder of the target resource.
 XDBPath getPath()
          Returns the XDBPath object that represents the path of the resource for which the event was fired .
 oracle.xdb.spi.XDBResource getResource()
          Returns an XDBResource object that provides methods to access and modify the contents and metadata of the target resource.
 javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest getServletRequest()
          Returns the servlet request object that corresponds to the HTTP request if the current interface is HTTP; otherwise, an error is returned.
 void setRenderPath(java.lang.String path)
          Specifies the path of the resource that contains the rendered contents.
 void setRenderStream(java.io.InputStream istr)
          Sets the stream where the rendered contents can be read.

 

Methods inherited from class oracle.xdb.event.XDBEvent
getCurrentUser, getEvent

 

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

 

Field Detail

m_conn

protected java.sql.Connection m_conn

Method Detail

getInterface

public java.lang.String getInterface()
Returns the top-level interface used to initiate the operation that triggered the event.
Returns:
"HTTP", "FTP" or "SQL".

getServletRequest

public javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest getServletRequest()
Returns the servlet request object that corresponds to the HTTP request if the current interface is HTTP; otherwise, an error is returned. This method is not available from PL/SQL Events API because there is currently no PL/SQL servlet model supported by Oracle XML Database.
Returns:
The servlet request object

getApplicationData

public XMLType getApplicationData()
Returns the applicationData element extracted from the resource configuration that defines the invoking handler.
Returns:
The applicationData element

getPath

public XDBPath getPath()
Returns the XDBPath object that represents the path of the resource for which the event was fired . Using this object, you can obtain the path segments.
Returns:
path of the resource for which the event was fired

getResource

public oracle.xdb.spi.XDBResource getResource()
Returns an XDBResource object that provides methods to access and modify the contents and metadata of the target resource. This object reflects any changes made by previous handlers to the resource. Note that the modifier methods will work only in pre-create and pre-update event handlers. For a link* or unlink* event, this method returns the resource to which the link points. For a create event, this method returns the resource that is being created.
Returns:
The target resource.

getParent

public oracle.xdb.spi.XDBResource getParent()
Returns the XDBResource object corresponding to a parent folder of the target resource. Note that this could be any folder that contains a link to the target resource. This is a read-only object. This means that none of the modifier methods will work on this object. For a link* or unlink* event, this method returns the link's parent folder.
Returns:
Parent of the target resource

getHandlerList

public XDBHandlerList getHandlerList()
Returns an XDBHandlerList object that contains the list of handlers that will be executed after the current handler. The current handler can then filter out some of the subsequent handlers if necessary, subject to security checks. An insufficient privilege exception is thrown if the executing user does not have the required access privilege to any resource configuration associated with a handler in the list.
Returns:
list of handlers yet to be executed

getLink

public XDBLink getLink()
Returns an XDBLink object for the target resource. For a link or unlink event, this will be the link involved in the operation. For other events, an error is returned. Using this object the handler can access link properties such as ParentName, ParentOID, ChildOID and LinkName.
Returns:
The link object

getParameter

public java.lang.String getParameter(java.lang.String key)
Returns the value of a request or session-specific parameter. Currently, the only parameters supported are 'Accept', 'Accept-Language', 'Accept-Charset' and 'Accept-Encoding'. The definition of these parameters can be found in RFC 2616 (HTTP/1.1). They will be mapped to equivalent SQL session parameters (if any).
Returns:
The value of the parameter

getOldResource

public oracle.xdb.spi.XDBResource getOldResource()
Returns the original XDBResource object before the operation was executed. This method applies only to Update event. For other events, an error is returned. This is a read-only object. This means that none of the modifier methods will work on this object.
Returns:
The old XDBResource

getOutputStream

public XDBOutputStream getOutputStream()
Returns the output stream where the handler can write the rendered data. This is only valid for the Render event.
Returns:
An output stream for the handler

setRenderStream

public void setRenderStream(java.io.InputStream istr)
                     throws java.sql.SQLException
Sets the stream where the rendered contents can be read. This should not be called after the stream returned by getOutputStream() is written or after setRenderPath() is called; doing so will result in an error. This is only valid for the Render event.
Parameters:
istr - - The input stream
Throws:
java.sql.SQLException

setRenderPath

public void setRenderPath(java.lang.String path)
Specifies the path of the resource that contains the rendered contents. This should not be called after the stream returned by getOutputStream() is written or after setRenderStream() is called; doing so will result in an error. This is only valid for the Render event.
Parameters:
path - - The path of the resource to read data

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