documentManager.exists() behaves strangely
This is the problem: let's say I create a Workspace called “lalala”.
Now I run my code
DocumentModel lalalaWs = new DocumentModelImpl(“/default-domain/workspaces/“, “lalala”, “Workspace”);
if (!documentManager.exists(lalalaWs.getRef())) {
log.info("it doesn't exist");
} else {
log.info("it exists");
}
and it prints “it exists”, then I delete the Workspace and call the code again and it still prints “it exists”
is it a bug or am I doing something wrong?
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roccapl
documentManager is a variable of type CoreSession
12/09/2012
The function exists() returns true becuause the “Delete” button moves the workspace to the Trash. The file is present but in a different state. The workspace should be removed from the Thrash to be permanently deleted.
But now how can I check using the core java api if a workspace is in the trash, remove it and create a new one or else taking it back from the trash?
12/10/2012