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Revision 559

Added by berkley over 23 years ago

fixed compatibility problem by overloading the write method. Jivka's new parameter (Reader acl) is now defaulted to null if it is not explicitly declared.

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DocumentImpl.java
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    return write(conn, xml, acl, action, docid, user, group, 1);
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  }
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  public static String write( Connection conn, Reader xml,
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                              String action, String docid, String user,
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                              String group, int serverCode )
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                              throws Exception
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  {
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    return write(conn, xml, null,
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                              action, docid, user,
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                              group, serverCode);
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  }
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  /**
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   * Write an XML file to the database, given a Reader
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   *
......
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   * @param action the action to be performed (INSERT OR UPDATE)
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   * @param docid the docid to use for the INSERT OR UPDATE
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   */
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  public static String write( Connection conn, Reader xml, Reader acl,
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                              String action, String docid, String user,
689 700
                              String group, int serverCode )
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                throws Exception {
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/*
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    if(serverCode != 1)
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    { //if this document being written is not a resident of this server then
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      //we need to try to get a lock from it's resident server.  If the
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      //resident server will not give a lock then we send the user a message
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      //saying that he/she needs to download a new copy of the file and
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      //merge the differences manually.
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    }
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*/    
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    // Determine if the docid is OK for INSERT or UPDATE
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    AccessionNumber ac = new AccessionNumber(conn);
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    String newdocid = ac.generate(docid, action);

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