| [CDO] Is there a way to get the 'diff' of two CDO Audit views? [message #499854] |
Tue, 24 November 2009 06:39  |
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Is there a way to get the 'diff' of two CDO Audit views? Theoretically one
could use EMF compare, but that would require to transfer the whole model
to the client twice and with large models that is clearly undesirable.
There there a way to ask CDO for the changes in the model based on two
timestaps without using EMF compare?
Thanks in advance!
Lothar
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| Re: [CDO] Is there a way to get the 'diff' of two CDO Audit views? [message #500039 is a reply to message #500031] |
Tue, 24 November 2009 13:44  |
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Lothar Werzinger schrieb:
> Eike Stepper wrote:
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>> Lothar Werzinger schrieb:
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>>> Is there a way to get the 'diff' of two CDO Audit views?
>>>
>> No, a CDOView, audit or not, is just a partial cache on the overall
>> object graph.
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>>> Theoretically one
>>> could use EMF compare, but that would require to transfer the whole model
>>> to the client twice and with large models that is clearly undesirable.
>>>
>>>
>> Yes, but that's currently the only way I could imagine to do this.
>>
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> But on the server it should be relatively easy to query the changes that
> have a timestamp greater than X1 and less or equal X2, right? So the only
> missing piece would be CDO API to access that query.
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You could use the Query API with a custom query handler for that purpose.
>>> There there a way to ask CDO for the changes in the model based on two
>>> timestaps without using EMF compare?
>>>
>>>
>> For a given object you can access its CDORevision, ask its version or
>> compare it to other revisions of the same EClass (returns a
>> CDORevisionDelta). There's a static method in CDOUtil that makes this
>> easy: CDOUtil.getRevision(CDOObject object, int version) or so.
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> So if I know that an object that I am interested in has changed then this
> method allows me to get it's previous state with that helper method.
> Does that work in any CDO view type (e.g. Transaction)?
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Yes ;-)
Cheers
/Eike
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