Examples with MailingList edu.stanford.muse.AddressBookManager.MailingList used on opensource projects

Example 1 with MailingList

use of edu.stanford.muse.AddressBookManager.MailingList in project epadd by ePADD.

the class EmailDocument method setOwners.

/*
    This method combines the contacts corresponding to the passed email addresses and set the resultant contact as owner.
     */
public static void setOwners(Archive archive, Set<String> emailAddresses) {
    AddressBook ab = archive.getAddressBook();
    // get contacts for these email addresses.
    Set<Contact> ofInterest = emailAddresses.stream().map(emailAddress -> ab.lookupByEmail(emailAddress)).collect(Collectors.toSet());
    if (ofInterest.size() == 1) {
        // if single element in the set ofInterest then simply set it as owner and recompute summary
        Contact newowner = ofInterest.iterator().next();
        ab.setContactForSelf(newowner);
        ab.fillL1_SummaryObject(archive.getAllDocs());
    } else {
        // if multiple elements in the set ofInterest then
        // combine them to create a new contact.
        Contact newone = new Contact();
        // MailingList ml=null;
        ofInterest.forEach(contact -> {
            newone.merge(contact);
        // if(ml==null && ab.mailingListMap.containsKey(contact))
        // ml = ab.mailingListMap.get(contact);
        });
        // set it as ML if any of the contact is ML.-- NOT DONE
        // add contact to contactListForIds
        ab.contactListForIds.add(newone);
        // remove all these contacts (obtained from the input email addresses)
        ab.removeContacts(ofInterest);
        // set the newly create contact as owner.
        ab.setContactForSelf(newone);
    // recompute L1 summary,not needed now. Just make sure that the caller is invoking it after completion of this method.
    // just to avoid unnecessary duplication of this call.
    // ab.fillL1_SummaryObject(archive.getAllDocs());
    }
}