hi,
if b,c and d have OPV=Version you can do those operations.
to "undelete" a node, you need to know the version you want to restore, and
use the Node.restore(Version version, String relPath, boolean removeExisting)
method. eg: "A".restore("version of B", "B", false);
or you can restore it to a complete different parent, eg:
"someparent".restore("version of B", "newname", false);
regards, toby
On 3/21/07, harvey waters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm setting up some nodes to do the following...
Node A
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Node B Node C Node D
Is is possible...
1) to delete B and then restore Node A (in order to restore B), without
affecting the state of C
2) to delete Node B, then delete Node D, and restore A (to resore Node B)
but without restoring Node D
Finally, does anyone know if it is possible to un-delete a node without
having to restore the parent node. Perhaps find the version using xpath and
then restore it somehow?
Help much appreciated.
Thanks
Harvey
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