List of deleteObjects() Examples

Examples of deleteObjects()

com.amazonaws.services.s3.AmazonS3.deleteObjects()
Deletes multiple objects in a single bucket from S3.
In some cases, some objects will be successfully deleted, while some attempts will cause an error. If any object in the request cannot be deleted, this method throws a {@link MultiObjectDeleteException} withdetails of the error. @param deleteObjectsRequest The request object containing all options for deleting multiple objects. @throws MultiObjectDeleteException if one or more of the objects couldn't be deleted. @throws AmazonClientException If any errors are encountered in the client while making the request or handling the response. @throws AmazonServiceException If any errors occurred in Amazon S3 while processing the request.
com.amazonaws.services.s3.AmazonS3Client.deleteObjects()
com.centraview.account.helper.AccountHelperLocal.deleteObjects()
org.apache.cayenne.ObjectContext.deleteObjects()
Deletes a collection of objects by repeatedly calling deleteObject safely (avoiding a concurrent modification exception).
org.apache.cayenne.access.DataContext.deleteObjects()
Schedules all objects in the collection for deletion on the next commit of this DataContext. Object's persistence state is changed to PersistenceState.DELETED; objects related to this object are processed according to delete rules, i.e. relationships can be unset ("nullify" rule), deletion operation is cascaded (cascade rule).
"Nullify" delete rule side effect: passing a collection representing to-many relationship with nullify delete rule may result in objects being removed from collection.
@since 1.2
org.apache.stanbol.cmsadapter.servicesapi.processor.Processor.deleteObjects()
Deletes previously extracted triples from the provided CMS objects, by this processor. @param objects a list of CMS objects to process @param engine
org.conserve.PersistenceManager.deleteObjects()
Delete all objects that share properties with pattern. Convenience method that does not require the user to supply a ConnectionWrapper. @param pattern @return the number of deleted objects.
org.datanucleus.store.StorePersistenceHandler.deleteObjects()
Method to delete an array of objects from the datastore. @param ops ObjectProviders for the objects to delete
org.jets3t.service.multi.SimpleThreadedStorageService.deleteObjects()
Deletes multiple objects @param bucketName name of the bucket containing the objects to delete. @param objects the objects to delete. @throws ServiceException
org.jets3t.service.multi.ThreadedStorageService.deleteObjects()
Deletes multiple objects from a bucket, and sends {@link DeleteObjectsEvent} notification events.
The maximum number of threads is controlled by the JetS3t configuration property threaded-service.admin-max-thread-count. @param bucketName name of the bucket containing objects to delete @param objectKeys key names of objects to delete @return true if all the threaded tasks completed successfully, false otherwise.
org.jets3t.service.multithread.S3ServiceSimpleMulti.deleteObjects()
Deletes multiple objects @param bucket the bucket containing the objects to delete. @param objects the objects to delete. @throws S3ServiceException

Examples of org.conserve.PersistenceManager.deleteObjects()

    // check that the ComplexArrayObject contains 3 ComplexObjects
    assertEquals(3, ob1.getData().length);
    persist.close();


    persist = new PersistenceManager(driver, database, login, password);
    persist.deleteObjects(new ComplexArrayObject());
    List<ComplexObject> tmp = persist.getObjectsMatching(new ComplexObject());
    assertEquals(1, tmp.size());
    persist.close();
  }

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Examples of org.conserve.PersistenceManager.deleteObjects()

    persist = new PersistenceManager(driver, database, login, password);


    // it should not be possible to delete l2, since it is part of l1.
    List<Layer2> l2s = persist.getObjects(Layer2.class, new All());
    assertEquals(1, l2s.size());
    persist.deleteObjects(Layer2.class, new All());
    l2s = persist.getObjects(Layer2.class, new All());
    assertEquals(1, l2s.size());
    // it should not be possible to delete l3, since it is part of l2.
    List<Layer3> l3s = persist.getObjects(Layer3.class, new All());
    assertEquals(1, l3s.size());

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Examples of org.conserve.PersistenceManager.deleteObjects()

    l2s = persist.getObjects(Layer2.class, new All());
    assertEquals(1, l2s.size());
    // it should not be possible to delete l3, since it is part of l2.
    List<Layer3> l3s = persist.getObjects(Layer3.class, new All());
    assertEquals(1, l3s.size());
    persist.deleteObjects(Layer3.class, new All());
    l3s = persist.getObjects(Layer3.class, new All());
    assertEquals(1, l3s.size());
    // it should be possible to delete l1.
    List<Layer1> l1s = persist.getObjects(Layer1.class, new All());
    assertEquals(1, l1s.size());

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Examples of org.conserve.PersistenceManager.deleteObjects()

    l3s = persist.getObjects(Layer3.class, new All());
    assertEquals(1, l3s.size());
    // it should be possible to delete l1.
    List<Layer1> l1s = persist.getObjects(Layer1.class, new All());
    assertEquals(1, l1s.size());
    persist.deleteObjects(Layer1.class, new All());
    l1s = persist.getObjects(Layer1.class, new All());
    assertEquals(0, l1s.size());
    // deleting l1 should remove l2 and l3.
    l3s = persist.getObjects(Layer3.class, new All());
    assertEquals(0, l3s.size());

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Examples of org.conserve.PersistenceManager.deleteObjects()

    persist.saveObject(l1.getLayer2());
    persist.close();


    persist = new PersistenceManager(driver, database, login, password);
    // delete all self-containing objects
    persist.deleteObjects(Layer1.class, new All());
    persist.deleteObjects(Layer2.class, new All());
    List<Layer2> objects = persist.getObjects(Layer2.class, new All());


    // make sure no Layer2 objects remain
    assertEquals(0, objects.size());

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Examples of org.conserve.PersistenceManager.deleteObjects()

    persist.close();


    persist = new PersistenceManager(driver, database, login, password);
    // delete all self-containing objects
    persist.deleteObjects(Layer1.class, new All());
    persist.deleteObjects(Layer2.class, new All());
    List<Layer2> objects = persist.getObjects(Layer2.class, new All());


    // make sure no Layer2 objects remain
    assertEquals(0, objects.size());
  }

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Examples of org.datanucleus.store.StorePersistenceHandler.deleteObjects()

                op.setFlushing(true);
                getCallbackHandler().preDelete(op.getObject());
            }
            try
            {
                persistenceHandler.deleteObjects(opsToDelete.toArray(new ObjectProvider[opsToDelete.size()]));
            }
            catch (NucleusOptimisticException noe)
            {
                // TODO Could get multiple failures from the deletions
                if (optimisticFailures == null)

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Examples of org.jets3t.service.multi.SimpleThreadedStorageService.deleteObjects()

                assertEquals("Some data", ServiceUtils.readInputStreamToString(
                    getObjects[i].getDataInputStream(), Constants.DEFAULT_ENCODING));
            }


            // Delete multiple objects
            simpleThreadedService.deleteObjects(bucketName, objects);
            listedObjects = service.listObjects(bucketName);
            assertEquals(0, listedObjects.length);
        } finally {
            cleanupBucketForTest("testSimpleThreadedStorageService");
        }

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Examples of org.jets3t.service.multi.ThreadedStorageService.deleteObjects()

                    getObject.getDataInputStream(), Constants.DEFAULT_ENCODING);
                assertEquals("Some data", objectData);
            }


            // Delete multiple objects
            success = threadedService.deleteObjects(bucketName, objects);
            assertTrue(success);
            assertEquals(objects.length, createObjectsEventCount[0]);
            assertEquals(objects.length, getObjectHeadsEventCount[0]);
            assertEquals(objects.length, getObjectsList.size());
            assertEquals(objects.length, deleteObjectsEventCount[0]);

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Examples of org.jets3t.service.multithread.S3ServiceSimpleMulti.deleteObjects()

         */
        
        // It's time to clean up, so let's get rid of our multiple objects and test bucket.


        // Delete multiple objects, then the bucket too.
        simpleMulti.deleteObjects(bucket, objects);
        s3Service.deleteBucket(bucket);
        System.out.println("Deleted bucket: " + bucket);


        /* *****************
         * Advanced Examples

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