Examples with ValueFactory javax.jcr.ValueFactory used on opensource projects

Example 16 with ValueFactory

use of javax.jcr.ValueFactory in project jackrabbit by apache.

the class SearchResourceImpl method queryResultToMultiStatus.

/**
     * Build a <code>MultiStatus</code> object from the specified query result.
     *
     * @param query the query to execute.
     * @return <code>MultiStatus</code> object listing the query result in
     * Webdav compatible form.
     * @throws RepositoryException if an error occurs.
     */
private void queryResultToMultiStatus(QueryResult result, MultiStatus ms) throws RepositoryException {
    List<String> columnNames = new ArrayList<String>();
    ValueFactory vf = getRepositorySession().getValueFactory();
    List<RowValue> descr = new ArrayList<RowValue>();
    for (String columnName : result.getColumnNames()) {
        if (!isPathOrScore(columnName)) {
            columnNames.add(columnName);
            descr.add(new PlainValue(columnName, null, vf));
        }
    }
    // add path and score for each selector
    String[] sns = result.getSelectorNames();
    boolean join = sns.length > 1;
    for (String selectorName : sns) {
        descr.add(new PathValue(JcrConstants.JCR_PATH, selectorName, vf));
        columnNames.add(JcrConstants.JCR_PATH);
        descr.add(new ScoreValue(JcrConstants.JCR_SCORE, selectorName, vf));
        columnNames.add(JcrConstants.JCR_SCORE);
    }
    int n = 0;
    String root = getHref("/");
    String[] selectorNames = createSelectorNames(descr);
    String[] colNames = columnNames.toArray(new String[columnNames.size()]);
    RowIterator rowIter = result.getRows();
    while (rowIter.hasNext()) {
        Row row = rowIter.nextRow();
        List<Value> values = new ArrayList<Value>();
        for (RowValue rv : descr) {
            values.add(rv.getValue(row));
        }
        // create a new ms-response for this row of the result set
        String href;
        if (join) {
            // We need a distinct href for each join result row to
            // allow the MultiStatus response to keep them separate
            href = root + "?" + n++;
        } else {
            href = getHref(row.getPath());
        }
        MultiStatusResponse resp = new MultiStatusResponse(href, null);
        // build the s-r-property
        SearchResultProperty srp = new SearchResultProperty(colNames, selectorNames, values.toArray(new Value[values.size()]));
        resp.add(srp);
        ms.addResponse(resp);
    }
}

Example 17 with ValueFactory

use of javax.jcr.ValueFactory in project jackrabbit-oak by apache.

the class ACLTest method testMvRestrictions.

@Test
public void testMvRestrictions() throws Exception {
    ValueFactory vf = getValueFactory();
    Value[] vs = new Value[] { vf.createValue(JcrConstants.NT_FILE, PropertyType.NAME), vf.createValue(JcrConstants.NT_FOLDER, PropertyType.NAME) };
    Map<String, Value[]> mvRestrictions = Collections.singletonMap(REP_NT_NAMES, vs);
    Map<String, Value> restrictions = Collections.singletonMap(REP_GLOB, vf.createValue("/.*"));
    assertTrue(acl.addEntry(testPrincipal, testPrivileges, false, restrictions, mvRestrictions));
    assertFalse(acl.addEntry(testPrincipal, testPrivileges, false, restrictions, mvRestrictions));
    assertEquals(1, acl.getAccessControlEntries().length);
    JackrabbitAccessControlEntry ace = (JackrabbitAccessControlEntry) acl.getAccessControlEntries()[0];
    try {
        ace.getRestriction(REP_NT_NAMES);
        fail();
    } catch (ValueFormatException e) {
    // success
    }
    Value[] vvs = ace.getRestrictions(REP_NT_NAMES);
    assertArrayEquals(vs, vvs);
}

Example 18 with ValueFactory

use of javax.jcr.ValueFactory in project jackrabbit by apache.

the class ACLEditor method setPolicy.

/**
     * @see AccessControlEditor#setPolicy(String,AccessControlPolicy)
     */
public void setPolicy(String nodePath, AccessControlPolicy policy) throws AccessControlException, PathNotFoundException, RepositoryException {
    checkProtectsNode(nodePath);
    checkValidPolicy(nodePath, policy);
    ACLTemplate acl = (ACLTemplate) policy;
    NodeImpl acNode = getAcNode(nodePath);
    if (acNode == null) {
        throw new PathNotFoundException("No such node " + nodePath);
    }
    // write the entries to the node
    NodeImpl aclNode;
    if (acNode.hasNode(N_POLICY)) {
        aclNode = acNode.getNode(N_POLICY);
        // remove all existing aces
        for (NodeIterator aceNodes = aclNode.getNodes(); aceNodes.hasNext(); ) {
            NodeImpl aceNode = (NodeImpl) aceNodes.nextNode();
            removeItem(aceNode);
        }
    } else {
        /* doesn't exist yet -> create */
        aclNode = addNode(acNode, N_POLICY, NT_REP_ACL);
    }
    /* add all new entries defined on the template */
    AccessControlEntry[] aces = acl.getAccessControlEntries();
    for (AccessControlEntry ace1 : aces) {
        AccessControlEntryImpl ace = (AccessControlEntryImpl) ace1;
        // create the ACE node
        Name nodeName = getUniqueNodeName(aclNode, "entry");
        Name ntName = (ace.isAllow()) ? NT_REP_GRANT_ACE : NT_REP_DENY_ACE;
        NodeImpl aceNode = addNode(aclNode, nodeName, ntName);
        ValueFactory vf = session.getValueFactory();
        // write the rep:principalName property
        setProperty(aceNode, P_PRINCIPAL_NAME, vf.createValue(ace.getPrincipal().getName()));
        // ... and the rep:privileges property
        Privilege[] privs = ace.getPrivileges();
        Value[] vs = new Value[privs.length];
        for (int j = 0; j < privs.length; j++) {
            vs[j] = vf.createValue(privs[j].getName(), PropertyType.NAME);
        }
        setProperty(aceNode, P_PRIVILEGES, vs);
        // store the restrictions:
        Set<Name> restrNames = ace.getRestrictions().keySet();
        for (Name restrName : restrNames) {
            Value value = ace.getRestriction(restrName);
            setProperty(aceNode, restrName, value);
        }
    }
    // mark the parent modified.
    markModified((NodeImpl) aclNode.getParent());
}

Example 19 with ValueFactory

use of javax.jcr.ValueFactory in project jackrabbit by apache.

the class ReferencesTest method testMisdirectedBackRefMultiValued.

/**
     * Variant of {@link #testMisdirectedBackRef()} for multi-valued props.
     * 
     * @throws Exception on test error
     */
public void testMisdirectedBackRefMultiValued() throws Exception {
    Session session2 = createSession();
    ValueFactory valFac2 = session2.getValueFactory();
    Node ases2 = getTestRootNode(session2).getNode("A");
    getTestRootNode(session2).getNode("C").setProperty("ref", new Value[] { valFac2.createValue(ases2), valFac2.createValue(ases2) });
    Session session3 = createSession();
    ValueFactory valFac3 = session3.getValueFactory();
    Node bses3 = getTestRootNode(session3).getNode("A").getNode("B");
    getTestRootNode(session3).getNode("C").setProperty("ref", new Value[] { valFac3.createValue(bses3) });
    saveAndlogout(session2, session3);
    assertRemoveTestNodes();
}

Example 20 with ValueFactory

use of javax.jcr.ValueFactory in project jackrabbit by apache.

the class AbstractNode method setProperty.

/**
     * Sets the value of the named property.
     * <p>
     * The default implementation uses the {@link ValueFactory} of the
     * current {@link Session} to convert the given value to the given
     * type and forwards the call to the
     * {@link Node#setProperty(String, Value)} method.
     *
     * @param name property name
     * @param value property value
     * @param type property type
     * @return modified property
     * @throws RepositoryException if an error occurs
     */
public Property setProperty(String name, Value value, int type) throws RepositoryException {
    if (value.getType() != type) {
        ValueFactory factory = getSession().getValueFactory();
        value = factory.createValue(value.getString(), type);
    }
    return setProperty(name, value);
}