DefaultContentEntityManager

Retrieve an iterator of recently added entities, in order of most recent to last. The iterator is lazy-loading, so you can filter the output and return the first 'n' that interest you. For performance reasons, it's a VERY bad idea to supply both a space key, and infinite results. If you supply a space key, this WILL NOT RETURN ANY COMMENTS. There is currently no way around this, you have to retrieve comments separately and splice the results together. Sorry.

Retrieve an iterator of recently modified entities, in order of most recent to last. The iterator is lazy-loading, so you can filter the output and return the first 'n' that interest you. For performance reasons, it's a VERY bad idea to supply both a space key, and infinite results.

Retrieve an iterator of recently modified entities, in order of most recent to last. The iterator is lazy-loading, so you can filter the output and return the first 'n' that interest you.

Retrieves a list of ContentEntityObjects that have been newly added or modified since the date specified. This list excludes drafts, space descriptions and mail.

Get a VersionHistorySummary for all previous versions of a ContentEntityObject, starting with the current content.

Removes given content entity object and all associated domain objects i.e. if we remove a page it removes all its labels and attachments

Reverts a ContentEntityObject back to its state at the version specified by version. Creates a new latest version that resembles the previous state.

Since Confluence 4.0 most ContentEntityObjects are assumed to be XHTML formatted. So in reverting a ContentEntityObject which actually has a WIKI BodyType this will be migrated on the fly to XHTML.

In order to create a history for this object, we need to pass in the modified as well as the original version of the object.

Applies the state changes supplied by modification and persists those changes to a new version.

 manager.<Page>saveNewVersion(page, new Modification<Page>() {
      public void modify(Page page) {
          page.setTitle("foobar");
      }
 });
 

Applies the state changes supplied by modification and persists those changes to a new version.

 manager.<Page>saveNewVersion(page, new Modification<Page>() {
      public void modify(Page page) {
          page.setTitle("foobar");
      }
 }, new DefaultSaveContext());
 

Loops through all the content that currently links to 'contentBeingChanged' and renames all the links.
This will skip any referring content that is the 'contentBeingChanged' (i.e. content links to itself).
If you only want to change the links of a specific content object, use the 'updateSingleContentLinkinTo' function.
This rename will be recorded in the content's history

Update the links on the page itself. If links are local (refering to the current space), a spacekey has to be added to the link

Update the links on the page itself. If links are local (refering to the current space), a spacekey has to be added to the link

Renames all links contained in the 'referringContent' that currently links to 'contentBeingRefactored'.
This rename will be recorded in the content's history

This method publishes *CreateEventss. Specific content entity object manager that need to publish those events should override this method.

This method publishes *RemoveEvents. Specific content entity object manager that need to publish those events should override this method.

This method publishes *UpdateEvents. Specific content entity object manager that need to publish those events should override this method.