Examples with DefaultClock com.opentext.ia.sdk.support.datetime.DefaultClock used on opensource projects

Example 1 with DefaultClock

use of com.opentext.ia.sdk.support.datetime.DefaultClock in project infoarchive-sip-sdk by Enterprise-Content-Management.

the class ArchiveClients method configuringServerUsing.

/**
   * Returns an ArchiveClient instance and configures the InfoArchive server that it communicates with.
   * @param configurer How to configure InfoArchive
   * @param optionalClient The REST client to use for communication with the server
   * @param optionalClock The clock to use
   * @return An ArchiveClient
   */
public static ArchiveClient configuringServerUsing(InfoArchiveConfigurer configurer, RestClient optionalClient, Clock optionalClock) {
    ServerConfiguration serverConfiguration = configurer.getServerConfiguration();
    Clock clock = Optional.ofNullable(optionalClock).orElseGet(DefaultClock::new);
    RestClient client = Optional.ofNullable(optionalClient).orElseGet(() -> createRestClient(serverConfiguration, clock));
    configurer.configure();
    return usingAlreadyConfiguredServer(serverConfiguration, client, clock);
}

Example 2 with DefaultClock

use of com.opentext.ia.sdk.support.datetime.DefaultClock in project infoarchive-sip-sdk by Enterprise-Content-Management.

the class ArchiveClients method usingAlreadyConfiguredServer.

/**
   * Creates a new ArchiveClient instance without installing any artifacts in the archive using the default RestClient.
   * @param serverConfiguration How to communicate with the server
   * @return An ArchiveClient
   */
public static ArchiveClient usingAlreadyConfiguredServer(ServerConfiguration serverConfiguration) {
    Clock clock = new DefaultClock();
    RestClient restClient = createRestClient(serverConfiguration, clock);
    return usingAlreadyConfiguredServer(serverConfiguration, restClient, clock);
}