Examples of org.apache.excalibur.store.Store.store()

org.apache.excalibur.store.Store.store()
Store the given object. It is up to the caller to ensure that the key has a persistent state across different JVM executions.

                this.automaton = builder.getLexicalAutomaton();


                this.logger.info("Store automaton into store for '"+
                                 this.lexiconSource.getURI()+"'");


                store.store(this.lexiconSource.getURI(),
                            new LexicalAutomatonEntry(this.automaton,
                                                      this.lexiconSource.getValidity()));
            } else {
                this.logger.info("Getting automaton from store for '"+
                                 this.lexiconSource.getURI()+"'");

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                this.automaton = builder.getParserAutomaton();


                this.logger.info("Store automaton into store for '"+
                                 this.grammarSource.getURI()+"'");
                store.store(this.grammarSource.getURI(),
                            new ParserAutomatonEntry(this.automaton,
                                                     this.grammarSource.getValidity()));
            } else {
                this.logger.info("Getting automaton from store for '"+
                                 this.grammarSource.getURI()+"'");

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                this.automaton = builder.getLexicalAutomaton();


                this.logger.info("Store automaton into store for '"+
                                 this.lexiconSource.getURI()+"'");
                store.store(this.lexiconSource.getURI(),
                            new LexicalAutomatonEntry(this.automaton,
                                                      this.lexiconSource.getValidity()));
            } else {
                this.logger.info("Getting automaton from store for '"+
                                 this.lexiconSource.getURI()+"'");

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