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.JNI-h-file-generation.launch

@@ -5,6 +5,6 @@
 </listAttribute>
 <stringAttribute key="org.eclipse.ui.externaltools.ATTR_LAUNCH_CONFIGURATION_BUILD_SCOPE" value="${none}"/>
 <stringAttribute key="org.eclipse.ui.externaltools.ATTR_LOCATION" value="C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0\bin\javah.exe"/>
-<stringAttribute key="org.eclipse.ui.externaltools.ATTR_TOOL_ARGUMENTS" value="-d ${workspace_loc}/../tightdb_java2/tightdb-java-core/target/classes/jni com.tightdb.Group com.tightdb.TableBase com.tightdb.TableViewBase com.tightdb.TableQuery com.tightdb.internal.util com.tightdb.SharedGroup"/>
+<stringAttribute key="org.eclipse.ui.externaltools.ATTR_TOOL_ARGUMENTS" value="-d ${workspace_loc}/../tightdb_java2/tightdb-java-core/target/classes/jni com.tightdb.Group com.tightdb.Table com.tightdb.TableView com.tightdb.TableQuery com.tightdb.internal.util com.tightdb.SharedGroup"/>
 <stringAttribute key="org.eclipse.ui.externaltools.ATTR_WORKING_DIRECTORY" value="${workspace_loc}/../tightdb_java2/tightdb-java-core/target/classes"/>
 </launchConfiguration>

build.sh

@@ -210,8 +210,8 @@ case "$MODE" in
  # Build tightdb.jar
  mkdir -p "$JAR_DIR" || exit 1
  cd "$TIGHTDB_JAVA_HOME/tightdb-java-core/src/main" || exit 1
- (cd java && $JAVAC com/tightdb/*.java com/tightdb/internal/*.java com/tightdb/lib/*.java) || exit 1
- (cd java && jar cf "$JAR_DIR/tightdb.jar" com/tightdb/*.class com/tightdb/internal/*.class com/tightdb/lib/*.class) || exit 1
+ (cd java && $JAVAC com/tightdb/*.java com/tightdb/internal/*.java com/tightdb/typed/*.java) || exit 1
+ (cd java && jar cf "$JAR_DIR/tightdb.jar" com/tightdb/*.class com/tightdb/internal/*.class com/tightdb/typed/*.class) || exit 1
  jar i "$JAR_DIR/tightdb.jar" || exit 1
 
  # Build tightdb-devkit.jar
@@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ case "$MODE" in
  (cd java && jar uf "$JAR_DIR/tightdb-devkit.jar" com/tightdb/generator/*.class) || exit 1
  (cd "$JAR_DIR" && jar i "tightdb-devkit.jar") || exit 1
 
- # Absorb dependency JARs if we have to - generally a bag thing!!!
+ # Absorb dependency JARs if we have to - generally a bad thing!!!
  if [ "$ABSORB_DEP_JARS" ]; then
  TEMP_JAR_DIR="$TEMP_DIR/jar"
  mkdir "$TEMP_JAR_DIR" || exit 1

doc/ref/data/group_ref.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,225 @@
+#
+# Java reference documentation for Group class
+#
+
+#UNDOCUMENTED: [ 
+# g_group_operator_equal, g_group_operator_not_equal,
+# g_group_is_shared, g_group_tostring,
+# commit, to_json, get_table_typed]
+
+ID : class_group
+TITLE : Group
+SUMMARY : *g_group_summary
+DESCR : *g_group_descr
+SEE : 
+EXAMPLES: 
+- DESCR : 
+ CODE : ex_java_group_intro
+IGNORE : [] # List of method-ids to ignore
+CATEGORIES:
+- Constructor:
+ METHODS:
+ - g_group_constructor_plain:
+ - g_group_constructor_file:
+ - g_group_constructor_memory:
+ NAMES : Group
+ DESCR : *g_group_constructor_descr
+ SUMMARY : *g_group_constructor_summary
+ SIGNATURE: |
+ Group()
+ Group(File file)
+ Group(String fileName)
+ Group(String fileName, boolean readOnly)
+ Group(byte[] data)
+ Group(ByteBuffer buffer)
+ PARAMS:
+ - NAME : file
+ TYPES : java.io.File
+ DESCR : A File object. 
+ - NAME : fileName
+ TYPES : String
+ DESCR : The name of the file.
+ - NAME : readOnly
+ TYPES : boolean
+ DESCR : Open the group as read-only or read-write. If not used, the file opened as read-only.
+ - NAME : data
+ TYPES : byte[]
+ DESCR : In-memory binary encoded representation of a group.
+ - NAME : buffer
+ TYPES : ByteBuffer
+ DESCR : In-memory binary encoded representation of a group.
+ RETURN:
+ TYPES : Group
+ DESCR : A - possibly empty - group.
+ EXAMPLES:
+ - DESCR :
+ CODE : ex_java_group_constructor_plain
+ - DESCR :
+ CODE : ex_java_group_constructor_file
+ - DESCR :
+ CODE : ex_java_group_constructor_memory
+ SEE : "{@link g_group_is_valid}"
+ - g_group_desctructor:
+ NAMES : close
+ DESCR : >
+ This method will close the group and release it's resources (memory and files).
+ Java will to this automatically via garbage collection, but if you want explicit control, 
+ you have the option with this method.
+ SUMMARY : Close the group and release it's resources.
+
+- Table:
+ METHODS:
+ - g_group_has_table:
+ NAMES : hasTable
+ SUMMARY : *g_group_has_table_summary
+ DESCR : The method checks whether this group contains the specified table.
+ PARAMS:
+ - NAME : name
+ TYPES : String
+ DESCR : Name of the table you wish to look for.
+ RETURN:
+ TYPES : bool
+ DESCR : <code>true</code> if the table exits, otherwise <code>false</code>.
+ EXAMPLES:
+ - DESCR :
+ CODE : ex_java_group_optional_table
+
+ - g_group_get_table:
+ NAMES : getTable
+ SUMMARY : *g_group_get_table_summary
+ DESCR : >
+ This method will find and return a named table from the group.
+
+ If no table exists with the specified name, a new
+ empty table will be created.
+ PARAMS:
+ - NAME : name
+ TYPES : String
+ DESCR : Name of the table you wish to retrieve. 
+ RETURN:
+ TYPES : Table
+ DESCR : The requested Table object.
+ EXAMPLES:
+ - DESCR :
+ CODE : ex_java_group_traverse
+ - DESCR :
+ CODE : ex_java_group_optional_table
+ SEE : "{@link g_group_has_table}"
+
+ - g_group_get_table_name:
+ NAMES : getTableName
+ DESCR : *g_group_get_table_name_descr
+ SUMMARY : *g_group_get_table_name_summary
+ PARAMS:
+ - NAME : index
+ TYPES : int
+ DESCR : Table index.
+ RETURN:
+ TYPES : String
+ DESCR : The table name.
+ EXAMPLES:
+ - DESCR :
+ CODE : ex_java_group_traverse
+
+- Serialization:
+ METHODS:
+ - g_group_write_to_file:
+ NAMES : writeToFile
+ SUMMARY : *g_group_write_to_file_summary
+ DESCR : *g_group_write_to_file_descr
+ SIGNATURE: |
+ writeToFile(File file)
+ writeToFile(String fileName)
+ PARAMS:
+ - NAME : file
+ TYPES : java.io.File
+ DESCR : File object
+ - NAME : fileName
+ TYPES : String
+ DESCR : File name, possibly a full path.
+ RETURN:
+ DESCR : <code>true</code> is successful, <code>false</code> otherwise.
+ TYPES : bool
+ EXAMPLES:
+ - DESCR :
+ CODE : ex_java_group_write_to_file
+ - g_group_write_to_mem:
+ NAMES : writeToMem
+ DESCR : *g_group_write_to_mem_descr
+ SUMMARY : *g_group_write_to_mem_summary
+ RETURN:
+ DESCR : A copy of the serialized group.
+ TYPES : byte[]
+ EXAMPLES:
+ - DESCR :
+ CODE : ex_java_group_write_to_mem
+ - g_group_write_to_mem_bytebuffer:
+ NAMES : writeToByteBuffer
+ DESCR : *g_group_write_to_mem_descr
+ SUMMARY : *g_group_write_to_mem_summary
+ RETURN:
+ DESCR : A copy of the serialized group.
+ TYPES : ByteBuffer
+ EXAMPLES:
+ - DESCR :
+ CODE : ex_java_group_write_to_mem
+
+- Group:
+ METHODS:
+ - g_group_table_count:
+ NAMES : getTableCount
+ DESCR : *g_group_table_count_descr
+ SUMMARY : *g_group_table_count_summary
+ RETURN:
+ TYPES : int
+ DESCR : The number of tables in the group.
+ EXAMPLES:
+ - DESCR :
+ CODE : #???ex_cpp_group_traverse
+
+ - g_group_is_empty:
+ NAMES : isEmpty
+ SUMMARY : *g_group_is_empty_summary
+ DESCR : *g_group_is_empty_descr
+ RETURN:
+ TYPES : bool
+ DESCR : <code>true</code> if group is empty (no tables), <code>false</code> otherwise.
+ EXAMPLES:
+ - DESCR :
+ CODE : ex_java_group_is_empty
+
+ - g_group_is_valid:
+ NAMES : isValid
+ SUMMARY : *g_group_is_valid_summary
+ DESCR : *g_group_is_valid_descr
+ RETURN:
+ TYPES : boolean
+ DESCR : <code>true</code> if group is valid (consistent), <code>false</code> otherwise.
+ EXAMPLES:
+ - DESCR :
+ CODE : ex_java_group_is_valid
+
+# - g_group_is_shared:
+# NAMES : isShared
+# SUMMARY : *g_group_is_shared_summary
+# DESCR : *g_group_is_shared_descr
+# RETURN:
+# TYPES : bool
+# DESCR : <code>true</code> if group is shared, <code>false</code> otherwise.
+# EXAMPLES:
+# - DESCR :
+# CODE : ex_java_group_is_shared
+
+# - g_group_tostring:
+# NAMES : toString
+# SUMMARY : *g_group_to_string_summary
+# DESCR : > 
+# This methods returns textual information about the group.
+# It outputs a list of the table names and the number of rows they contain.
+# RETURN:
+# TYPES : String
+# DESCR : Information about the group.
+# EXAMPLES:
+# - DESCR :
+# CODE : ex_java_group_tostring
+

doc/ref/data/reference.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,66 @@
+#
+# Reference documentation data for language Java
+#
+ID : java
+TITLE : 'Java'
+DESCR : >
+ The goal of TightDB is to provide a high performance
+ data storage for your applications. 
+
+ TightDB integrates seamless in Java, making it
+ fast to learn and easy to use. You can replace your traditional data
+ structures with TightDB. Whether it is a simple array of integers or a
+ complex structure, you interface to TightDB as easily as using a
+ standard array like container. But in addition you can
+ handle much more data in much less space, you get powerful query
+ possibilities in an intuitive language and the ability to share your data
+ across all supported languages and platforms.
+
+ The core of the framework is the class {@link class_table}. The
+ class is a representation of the
+ fundamental concept <strong>Table</strong>. You can use 
+ {@link class_table} in the situations where you know the table structure 
+ a priori or when the data structure changes dynamically through the run time
+ of the application.
+
+ Tables organize data in columns and rows and data is compacted for
+ low memory usage. The interface to the data resembles the native
+ data structures. Moreover, tables can have nested tables as data. Using subtables
+ and mixed types you can build arbitrarily complex data structures.
+
+ It is possible to query data using the {@link class_query} and 
+ class. Queries can be complex - involving
+ any number of columns and values. You can either apply aggregate functions to you
+ resulting data set or use the data set in your application as a
+ {@link class_tableview} object.
+
+ The {@link class_group} class lets you serialize tables to disk or memory. The
+ TightDB data format is consistent across operating systems, hardware platforms,
+ and programming languages. This implies that you can share data across applications
+ and environments. For multi-threaded or multi-process applications, you can
+ use the {@link class_shared_group}.
+
+IMPORT : [reference, typed_table_ref, dyn_table_ref, dyn_query_ref, group_ref, typed_view_ref, dyn_view_ref, shared_group_ref]
+IMPORTPATH: ../../tightdb/doc/ref_cpp/data
+
+
+CATEGORIES: # list global class-id in order of appearence
+- Typed Table: # Category header name
+# - typed_table # Global Class name. File: 'typed_table_ref.yaml'
+# - typed_view
+# - typed_query
+- Dynamic Table:
+# - dyn_table
+# - dyn_view
+# - dyn_query
+- Collection:
+ - group
+# - shared_group
+- Helpers:
+# - mixed
+# - cursor
+
+EXAMPLES : 
+- DESCR : 
+ CODE : #ex_cpp_intro # id to example code
+