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/**
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* A customer sends to a store to discover all dataspaces available on the store.
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* This function should be used with caution if Dataspace Handlers have been overidden.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread untill a response has been received from the store.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread until a response has been received from the store.
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* @param storeLastWriteFilter An optional filter to limit the dataspaces returned by date/time last saved to the store.
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* The store returns a list of dataspaces whose last changed date/time is greater than the specified date/time.
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/**
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* A customer sends to a store to create one or more dataspaces.
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* This function should be used with caution if Dataspace Handlers have been overidden.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread untill a response has been received from the store.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread until a response has been received from the store.
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* @param dataspaces ETP general map : One each for each dataspace the customer wants to add or update.
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* @param return The map keys corresponding to the dataspaces which have been put successfully into the store.
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/**
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* A customer sends to a store to delete one or more dataspaces.
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* This function should be used with caution if Dataspace Handlers have been overidden.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread untill a response has been received from the store.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread until a response has been received from the store.
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*
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* @param dataspaceUris ETP general map where the values must be the URIs for the dataspaces the customer wants to delete.
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* @param return The map keys corresponding to the dataspaces which have been deleted successfully.
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/**
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* A customer sends to a store to discover information of particular dataspaces.
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* This function should be used with caution if Dataspace OSDU Handlers have been overidden.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread untill a response has been received from the store.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread until a response has been received from the store.
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* @param dataspaceUris ETP general map : One each for each dataspace, identified by their URI, the customer wants to get info about.
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* @param return The dataspaces the store could return.
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/**
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* Copy by reference some dataspaces into another one.
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* This function should be used with caution if Dataspace OSDU Handlers have been overidden.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread untill a response has been received from the store.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread until a response has been received from the store.
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* @param sourceDataspaceUris ETP general map : One each for each source dataspace to be copied. They are identified by their URI.
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* @param targetDataspaceUri The URI of the ETP dataspace where the sourceDataspaces have to be copied by reference.
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/**
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* A customer sends to a store to lock or unlock one or more dataspaces.
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* This function should be used with caution if Dataspace OSDU Handlers have been overidden.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread until a response has been received from the store.
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* @param dataspaceUris ETP general map where the values must be the URIs for the dataspaces the customer wants to lock or unlock.
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* @param lock true for locking the dataspaces, false to unlock the dataspaces
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/**
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* Copy by reference some dataobjects into another dataspace.
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* This function should be used with caution if Dataspace OSDU Handlers have been overidden.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread untill a response has been received from the store.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread until a response has been received from the store.
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* @param sourceUris ETP general map : One each for each source dataobject to be copied. They are identified by their URI.
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* @param targetDataspaceUri The URI of the ETP dataspace where the source dataobjects have to be copied by reference.
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/**
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* A Customer sends this message to a store to discover data objects in the store.
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* This function should be used with caution if Discovery Handlers have been overidden.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread untill a response has been received from the store.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread until a response has been received from the store.
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* @param context Includes the URI of the dataspace or data object to begin the discovery, what specific types of data objects are of interest,
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* and how many "levels" of relationships in the model to discover, among others.
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/**
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* A customer sends to a store to discover data objects that have been deleted (which are sometimes called "tombstones").
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* This function should be used with caution if Discovery Handlers have been overidden.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread until a response has been received from the store.
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* @param dataspaceUri The URI of the dataspace where the objects were deleted.
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* @param deleteTimeFilter An optional filter to filter the discovery on a date when the data object was deleted in a particular store.
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/**
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* A customer sends to a store to get one or more data objects, each identified by a URI.
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* This function should be used with caution if Store Handlers have been overidden.
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread until a response has been received from the store.
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* @param uris ETP general map where the values MUST be the URIs of a data object to be retrieved.
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* @param return The received dataobjects in a map where the key makes the link between the asked uris and the received dataobjects.
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/**
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* It actually sends a message and block the current thread until a response has been received from the store.
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* @param uris ETP general map where the values MUST be the data for each data object in the request, including each one's URI.
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* A customer sends to a store to begin a transaction.
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* @param dataspaceUris Indicates the dataspaces involved in the transaction. An empty STRING means the default dataspace. An empty LIST means all dataspaces.
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* @param readOnly Indicates that the request in the transaction is read-only (i.e., "get" messages).
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* @param readOnly Indicates that the request in the transaction is read-only (i.e., "get" messages).
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* @return Failure message or empty string if success
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