Examples with Timestamp java.sql.Timestamp used on opensource projects

Example 51 with Timestamp

use of java.sql.Timestamp in project binnavi by google.

the class PostgreSQLDatabaseFunctions method loadProjects.

/**
   * Loads the projects of a database.
   * 
   * @param provider The SQL provider that provides the connection.
   * @param debuggerManager Debugger manager object that belongs to the given database.
   * 
   * @return A list of projects that contains the projects stored in the database.
   * 
   * @throws CouldntLoadDataException Thrown if the projects could not be loaded from the database.
   */
public static List<INaviProject> loadProjects(final AbstractSQLProvider provider, final DebuggerTemplateManager debuggerManager) throws CouldntLoadDataException {
    PostgreSQLDatabaseFunctions.checkArguments(provider, debuggerManager);
    final CConnection connection = provider.getConnection();
    final List<INaviProject> projects = new ArrayList<>();
    if (!PostgreSQLHelpers.hasTable(connection, CTableNames.PROJECTS_TABLE)) {
        return projects;
    }
    String query = "SELECT id, name, description, creation_date, modification_date, " + " (SELECT count(*) FROM " + CTableNames.ADDRESS_SPACES_TABLE + " WHERE project_id = " + CTableNames.PROJECTS_TABLE + ".id) " + " AS addressspace_count FROM " + CTableNames.PROJECTS_TABLE;
    try (ResultSet resultSet = connection.executeQuery(query, true)) {
        while (resultSet.next()) {
            final int projectId = resultSet.getInt("id");
            final String name = PostgreSQLHelpers.readString(resultSet, "name");
            final String description = PostgreSQLHelpers.readString(resultSet, "description");
            final int addressSpaceCount = resultSet.getInt("addressspace_count");
            final Timestamp creationDate = resultSet.getTimestamp("creation_date");
            final Timestamp modificationDate = resultSet.getTimestamp("modification_date");
            final List<DebuggerTemplate> debuggers = PostgreSQLDatabaseFunctions.getAssignedDebuggers(connection, projectId, debuggerManager);
            projects.add(new CProject(projectId, name, description == null ? "" : description, creationDate, modificationDate, addressSpaceCount, debuggers, provider));
        }
    } catch (final SQLException e) {
        throw new CouldntLoadDataException(e);
    }
    return new ArrayList<INaviProject>(projects);
}

Example 52 with Timestamp

use of java.sql.Timestamp in project binnavi by google.

the class PostgreSQLDatabaseFunctions method loadModules.

/**
   * Loads the modules of a database.
   * 
   * @param provider The SQL provider that provides the connection.
   * @param rawModules Previously loaded raw module objects.
   * @param debuggerManager Debugger manager object that belongs to the given database.
   * 
   * @return A list of modules that contains the modules stored in the database.
   * 
   * @throws CouldntLoadDataException Thrown if the modules could not be loaded from the database.
   */
public static List<INaviModule> loadModules(final AbstractSQLProvider provider, final List<INaviRawModule> rawModules, final DebuggerTemplateManager debuggerManager) throws CouldntLoadDataException {
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(rawModules, "IE02043: rawModules argument can not be null");
    PostgreSQLDatabaseFunctions.checkArguments(provider, debuggerManager);
    final List<CModule> modules = new ArrayList<>();
    final CConnection connection = provider.getConnection();
    if (!PostgreSQLHelpers.hasTable(connection, CTableNames.MODULES_TABLE)) {
        return new ArrayList<INaviModule>(modules);
    }
    final String query = "SELECT id, raw_module_id, " + CTableNames.MODULES_TABLE + ".name, " + " md5, sha1, description, import_time, modification_date, file_base, image_base, stared, " + " initialization_state, debugger_id, " + " (SELECT count(*) FROM " + CTableNames.FUNCTIONS_TABLE + " " + " WHERE id = " + CTableNames.FUNCTIONS_TABLE + ".module_id) " + " AS function_count, " + " (SELECT count(*) FROM " + CTableNames.MODULE_VIEWS_TABLE + " JOIN " + CTableNames.VIEWS_TABLE + " ON view_id = id " + " WHERE type = 'non-native' and module_id = " + CTableNames.MODULES_TABLE + ".id) " + " AS view_count FROM " + CTableNames.MODULES_TABLE + " " + " WHERE raw_module_id IS NOT NULL ORDER BY id";
    try (ResultSet resultSet = connection.executeQuery(query, true)) {
        while (resultSet.next()) {
            final int moduleId = resultSet.getInt("id");
            final String name = PostgreSQLHelpers.readString(resultSet, "name");
            final String md5 = PostgreSQLHelpers.readString(resultSet, "md5");
            final String sha1 = PostgreSQLHelpers.readString(resultSet, "sha1");
            final String comment = PostgreSQLHelpers.readString(resultSet, "description");
            final Timestamp timestamp = resultSet.getTimestamp("import_time");
            final Timestamp modificationDate = resultSet.getTimestamp("modification_date");
            int functionCount = resultSet.getInt("function_count");
            final int viewCount = resultSet.getInt("view_count");
            final IAddress imageBase = PostgreSQLHelpers.loadAddress(resultSet, "image_base");
            final IAddress fileBase = PostgreSQLHelpers.loadAddress(resultSet, "file_base");
            final int debuggerId = resultSet.getInt("debugger_id");
            final boolean isStared = resultSet.getBoolean("stared");
            final int initializationState = resultSet.getInt("initialization_state");
            final DebuggerTemplate description = debuggerManager.findDebugger(debuggerId);
            final int rawModuleId = resultSet.getInt("raw_module_id");
            final INaviRawModule rawModule = PostgreSQLDatabaseFunctions.findRawModule(rawModuleId, rawModules);
            if ((functionCount == 0) && (rawModule != null)) {
                functionCount = rawModule.getFunctionCount();
            }
            modules.add(new CModule(moduleId, name, comment, timestamp, modificationDate, md5, sha1, functionCount, viewCount, fileBase, imageBase, description, rawModule, initializationState, isStared, provider));
        }
    } catch (final SQLException e) {
        throw new CouldntLoadDataException(e);
    }
    return new ArrayList<INaviModule>(modules);
}

Example 53 with Timestamp

use of java.sql.Timestamp in project binnavi by google.

the class PostgreSQLProjectFlowgraphsLoader method loadFlowGraphInformation.

public static ImmutableNaviViewConfiguration loadFlowGraphInformation(final SQLProvider provider, final INaviProject project, final Integer viewId) throws CouldntLoadDataException {
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(provider, "IE02618: provider argument can not be null");
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(project, "IE02619: project argument can not be null");
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(viewId, "IE02620: viewId argument can not be null");
    final CConnection connection = provider.getConnection();
    final String query = " SELECT * FROM load_project_flowGraph(?,?) ";
    try {
        final PreparedStatement statement = connection.getConnection().prepareStatement(query);
        statement.setInt(1, project.getConfiguration().getId());
        statement.setInt(2, viewId);
        final ResultSet resultSet = statement.executeQuery();
        while (resultSet.next()) {
            final int databaseViewId = resultSet.getInt("view_id");
            final String name = PostgreSQLHelpers.readString(resultSet, "name");
            final String description = PostgreSQLHelpers.readString(resultSet, "description");
            final ViewType viewType = resultSet.getString("type").equalsIgnoreCase("native") ? ViewType.Native : ViewType.NonNative;
            final Timestamp creationDate = resultSet.getTimestamp("creation_date");
            final Timestamp modificationDate = resultSet.getTimestamp("modification_date");
            final boolean isStared = resultSet.getBoolean("stared");
            final int nodeCount = resultSet.getInt("bbcount");
            final int edgeCount = resultSet.getInt("edgecount");
            final ImmutableNaviViewConfiguration viewConfiguration = new ImmutableNaviViewConfiguration(databaseViewId, name, description, viewType, creationDate, modificationDate, isStared, nodeCount, edgeCount);
            return viewConfiguration;
        }
        return null;
    } catch (final SQLException exception) {
        throw new CouldntLoadDataException(exception);
    }
}

Example 54 with Timestamp

use of java.sql.Timestamp in project binnavi by google.

the class PostgreSQLViewsLoader method processQueryResults.

/**
   * Processes the results of a view loading query.
   * 
   * @param resultSet Contains the results of the SQL query.
   * @param module The module the views were loaded for.
   * @param tags Map that contains the tags the views are tagged with.
   * @param nodeTagManager Provides the node tags.
   * @param provider The connection to the database.
   * @param views The loaded views are stored in this list.
   * @param viewType View type of the loaded views.
   * @param graphType Graph type of the loaded views.
   * 
   * @return The loaded views.
   * 
   * @throws SQLException Thrown if the views could not be loaded.
   */
protected static final List<CView> processQueryResults(final ResultSet resultSet, final INaviModule module, final Map<Integer, Set<CTag>> tags, final ITagManager nodeTagManager, final SQLProvider provider, final List<CView> views, final ViewType viewType, final GraphType graphType) throws SQLException {
    final Map<Integer, Set<CTag>> nodeTagMap = getNodeTags(provider.getConnection(), module, nodeTagManager);
    try {
        while (resultSet.next()) {
            final int viewId = resultSet.getInt("view_id");
            final String name = PostgreSQLHelpers.readString(resultSet, "name");
            final String description = PostgreSQLHelpers.readString(resultSet, "description");
            final Timestamp creationDate = resultSet.getTimestamp("creation_date");
            final Timestamp modificationDate = resultSet.getTimestamp("modification_date");
            final boolean starState = resultSet.getBoolean("stared");
            final int nodeCount = resultSet.getInt("bbcount");
            final int edgeCount = resultSet.getInt("edgecount");
            final Set<CTag> viewTags = tags.containsKey(viewId) ? tags.get(viewId) : new HashSet<CTag>();
            final Set<CTag> nodeTags = nodeTagMap.containsKey(viewId) ? nodeTagMap.get(viewId) : new HashSet<CTag>();
            final CModuleViewGenerator generator = new CModuleViewGenerator(provider, module);
            views.add(generator.generate(viewId, name, description, viewType, graphType, creationDate, modificationDate, nodeCount, edgeCount, viewTags, nodeTags, starState));
        }
        return views;
    } finally {
        resultSet.close();
    }
}

Example 55 with Timestamp

use of java.sql.Timestamp in project binnavi by google.

the class PostgreSQLViewsLoader method processQueryResults.

/**
   * Processes the results of a view loading query.
   * 
   * @param resultSet Contains the results of the SQL query.
   * @param project The project the views were loaded for.
   * @param tags Map that contains the tags the views are tagged with.
   * @param nodeTagManager Provides the node tags.
   * @param provider The connection to the database.
   * @param views The loaded views are stored in this list.
   * @param viewType View type of the loaded views.
   * @param graphType Graph type of the loaded views.
   * 
   * @return The loaded views.
   * 
   * @throws SQLException Thrown if the views could not be loaded.
   */
protected static final List<CView> processQueryResults(final ResultSet resultSet, final INaviProject project, final Map<Integer, Set<CTag>> tags, final ITagManager nodeTagManager, final SQLProvider provider, final List<CView> views, final ViewType viewType, final GraphType graphType) throws SQLException {
    final Map<Integer, Set<CTag>> nodeTagMap = getNodeTags(provider.getConnection(), project, nodeTagManager);
    try {
        while (resultSet.next()) {
            final int viewId = resultSet.getInt("view_id");
            final String name = PostgreSQLHelpers.readString(resultSet, "name");
            final String description = PostgreSQLHelpers.readString(resultSet, "description");
            final Timestamp creationDate = resultSet.getTimestamp("creation_date");
            final Timestamp modificationDate = resultSet.getTimestamp("modification_date");
            final boolean starState = resultSet.getBoolean("stared");
            final int nodeCount = resultSet.getInt("bbcount");
            final int edgeCount = resultSet.getInt("edgecount");
            final Set<CTag> viewTags = tags.containsKey(viewId) ? tags.get(viewId) : new HashSet<CTag>();
            final Set<CTag> nodeTags = nodeTagMap.containsKey(viewId) ? nodeTagMap.get(viewId) : new HashSet<CTag>();
            final CProjectViewGenerator generator = new CProjectViewGenerator(provider, project);
            views.add(generator.generate(viewId, name, description, viewType, graphType, creationDate, modificationDate, nodeCount, edgeCount, viewTags, nodeTags, starState));
        }
        return views;
    } finally {
        resultSet.close();
    }
}