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Example usages of various Curator features.

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package modeled;

import org.apache.curator.x.async.modeled.ModeledFramework;
import java.util.function.Consumer;

public class ModeledCuratorExamplesAlt
{
    public static void createOrUpdate(PersonModelSpec modelSpec, PersonModel model)
    {
        // change the affected path to be modeled's base path plus id: i.e. "/example/path/{id}"
        ModeledFramework resolved = modelSpec.resolved(model.getContainerType(), model.getId());

        // by default ModeledFramework instances update the node if it already exists
        // so this will either create or update the node
        resolved.set(model); // note - this is async
    }

    public static void readPerson(PersonModelSpec modelSpec, ContainerType containerType, PersonId id, Consumer receiver)
    {
        ModeledFramework resolved = modelSpec.resolved(containerType, id);

        // read the person with the given ID and asynchronously call the receiver after it is read
        resolved.read().whenComplete((person, exception) -> {
            if ( exception != null )
            {
                exception.printStackTrace();    // handle the error
            }
            else
            {
                receiver.accept(person);
            }
        });
    }
}