Examples of WorldRoot

org.jdesktop.wonderland.common.wfs.WorldRoot
Represents a wfs world 'root', the base directory of a wfs, whether it is a world definition or a snapshot (backup) of the world. Using this, the web services knows which wfs to write to or read from. @author Jordan Slott

Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.common.wfs.WorldRoot

            this.cells = cells;
            this.listenerID = listenerID;
        }


        public void run() {
            WorldRoot root = null;
            Exception ex = null;


            try {
                root = CellExporterUtils.createRecording(name);
            } catch (Exception ex2) {

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.common.wfs.WorldRoot

            this.name = name;
            this.listenerID = listenerID;
        }


        public void run() {
            WorldRoot root = null;
            Exception ex = null;


            try {
                root = CellExporterUtils.createSnapshot(name);
            } catch (Exception ex2) {

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.common.wfs.WorldRoot

            ResponseBuilder rb = Response.status(Response.Status.BAD_REQUEST);
            return rb.build();
        }
        
        // Form the root path of the wfs: "snapshots/<date>/world-wfs"
        WorldRoot worldRoot = new WorldRoot(snapshot.getRootPath());
        
        // Formulate the response and return the world root object
        ResponseBuilder rb = Response.ok(worldRoot);
        return rb.build();
    }

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.common.wfs.WorldRoot

            ResponseBuilder rb = Response.status(Response.Status.BAD_REQUEST);
            return rb.build();
        }
        
        // Form the root path of the wfs: "recordings/<name>/world-wfs"
        WorldRoot worldRoot = new WorldRoot(recording.getRootPath());
        
        // Formulate the response and return the world root object
        ResponseBuilder rb = Response.ok(worldRoot);
        return rb.build();
    }

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