I have a situation that I'm wrapping some document processing in a batch
editing scope to hide the intermediate document state from the view. If the
processing runs into problems, I would like to revert the document state to
that before the processing (analogous to a database rollback). I cannot figure
out how to rollback the document state in XXE, so I'm using the undo manager as
shown below:
try {
app.getActiveDocument().beginBatchEditing();
.. do stuff that might throw an exception
if(successful) {
app.getActiveDocument().endBatchEditing();
}
}
catch(FooException e) {
.. error handling
}
catch(BarException e) {
.. different kind of error handling
}
finally {
if(!successful) {
//
// manually rollback the changes
//
app.getActiveDocument.endBatchEditing();
app.getActiveDocumentView.getUndoManager().undo();
}
}
While this accomplishes what I want, it adds an entry onto the undo/redo stack
that can be redone. What I would like to do is something like this:
try {
app.getActiveDocument().beginBatchEditing();
.. do stuff that might throw an exception
if(successful) {
app.getActiveDocument().endBatchEditing();
}
}
catch(FooException e) {
.. error handling
}
catch(BarException e) {
.. different kind of error handling
}
finally {
if(!successful) {
app.getActiveDocument.rollbackBatchEditing();
}
}
After rollback, it is like the processing never happened. Is there a way to
accomplish this in XXE?
Cheers,
Mike
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