Examples with LinkedHashSet java.util.LinkedHashSet used on opensource projects

Example 86 with LinkedHashSet

use of java.util.LinkedHashSet in project OpenAM by OpenRock.

the class SAMLv2Base method populateAuthenticationContext.

/**
     * For the given set of authContexts read from the extended metadata, populate the table and dropdown menu
     * @param authContexts The set of SAMLv2AuthContexts read from the extended metadata
     * @param tblAuthContextsModel The table model to populate
     * @param dropdownContextRef The name of the context dropdown menu component to populate
     */
protected void populateAuthenticationContext(SAMLv2AuthContexts authContexts, CCActionTableModel tblAuthContextsModel, String dropdownContextRef) {
    // Create lists from defaults that can be updated as there maybe custom entries from the extended metadata.
    Set<String> contextNames = new LinkedHashSet<String>(DEFAULT_AUTH_CONTEXT_REF_NAMES);
    OptionList options = new OptionList();
    // Used to indicate no default context
    options.add(getLabel("none"), "none");
    for (String name : contextNames) {
        options.add(getLabel(name), name);
    }
    // Need to compare the list from the metadata to the default list and any that are missing should be added
    // to the set being shown in the console as they will be custom entries
    Map<String, SAMLv2AuthContexts.SAMLv2AuthContext> contexts = authContexts.getCollections();
    for (SAMLv2AuthContexts.SAMLv2AuthContext value : contexts.values()) {
        if (contextNames.add(value.name)) {
            options.add(getLabel(value.name), value.name);
        }
    }
    CCDropDownMenu ac = (CCDropDownMenu) getChild(dropdownContextRef);
    ac.setOptions(options);
    tblAuthContextsModel.clear();
    int i = 0;
    for (String name : contextNames) {
        populateAuthenticationContext(name, authContexts, i++, tblAuthContextsModel, dropdownContextRef);
    }
}

Example 87 with LinkedHashSet

use of java.util.LinkedHashSet in project ORCID-Source by ORCID.

the class OrcidProfileManagerImpl method dedupeWorks.

@Override
public OrcidWorks dedupeWorks(OrcidWorks orcidWorks) {
    Set<OrcidWork> workSet = new LinkedHashSet<OrcidWork>();
    for (OrcidWork orcidWork : orcidWorks.getOrcidWork()) {
        orcidProfileCleaner.clean(orcidWork);
        workSet.add(orcidWork);
    }
    OrcidWorks dedupedOrcidWorks = new OrcidWorks();
    dedupedOrcidWorks.getOrcidWork().addAll(workSet);
    return dedupedOrcidWorks;
}

Example 88 with LinkedHashSet

use of java.util.LinkedHashSet in project android_frameworks_base by DirtyUnicorns.

the class NetworkPolicyManagerServiceTest method testLastCycleSane.

public void testLastCycleSane() throws Exception {
    final NetworkPolicy policy = new NetworkPolicy(sTemplateWifi, 31, TIMEZONE_UTC, WARNING_DISABLED, LIMIT_DISABLED, false);
    final LinkedHashSet<Long> seen = new LinkedHashSet<Long>();
    // walk backwards, ensuring that cycle boundaries look sane
    long currentCycle = computeLastCycleBoundary(parseTime("2011-08-04T00:00:00.000Z"), policy);
    for (int i = 0; i < 128; i++) {
        long lastCycle = computeLastCycleBoundary(currentCycle, policy);
        assertEqualsFuzzy(DAY_IN_MILLIS * 30, currentCycle - lastCycle, DAY_IN_MILLIS * 3);
        assertUnique(seen, lastCycle);
        currentCycle = lastCycle;
    }
}

Example 89 with LinkedHashSet

use of java.util.LinkedHashSet in project android_frameworks_base by DirtyUnicorns.

the class NetworkPolicyManagerServiceTest method testNextCycleSane.

public void testNextCycleSane() throws Exception {
    final NetworkPolicy policy = new NetworkPolicy(sTemplateWifi, 31, TIMEZONE_UTC, WARNING_DISABLED, LIMIT_DISABLED, false);
    final LinkedHashSet<Long> seen = new LinkedHashSet<Long>();
    // walk forwards, ensuring that cycle boundaries don't get stuck
    long currentCycle = computeNextCycleBoundary(parseTime("2011-08-01T00:00:00.000Z"), policy);
    for (int i = 0; i < 128; i++) {
        long nextCycle = computeNextCycleBoundary(currentCycle, policy);
        assertEqualsFuzzy(DAY_IN_MILLIS * 30, nextCycle - currentCycle, DAY_IN_MILLIS * 3);
        assertUnique(seen, nextCycle);
        currentCycle = nextCycle;
    }
}

Example 90 with LinkedHashSet

use of java.util.LinkedHashSet in project jedis by xetorthio.

the class SortedSetCommandsTest method zrangeWithScores.

@Test
public void zrangeWithScores() {
    jedis.zadd("foo", 1d, "a");
    jedis.zadd("foo", 10d, "b");
    jedis.zadd("foo", 0.1d, "c");
    jedis.zadd("foo", 2d, "a");
    Set<Tuple> expected = new LinkedHashSet<Tuple>();
    expected.add(new Tuple("c", 0.1d));
    expected.add(new Tuple("a", 2d));
    Set<Tuple> range = jedis.zrangeWithScores("foo", 0, 1);
    assertEquals(expected, range);
    expected.add(new Tuple("b", 10d));
    range = jedis.zrangeWithScores("foo", 0, 100);
    assertEquals(expected, range);
    // Binary
    jedis.zadd(bfoo, 1d, ba);
    jedis.zadd(bfoo, 10d, bb);
    jedis.zadd(bfoo, 0.1d, bc);
    jedis.zadd(bfoo, 2d, ba);
    Set<Tuple> bexpected = new LinkedHashSet<Tuple>();
    bexpected.add(new Tuple(bc, 0.1d));
    bexpected.add(new Tuple(ba, 2d));
    Set<Tuple> brange = jedis.zrangeWithScores(bfoo, 0, 1);
    assertEquals(bexpected, brange);
    bexpected.add(new Tuple(bb, 10d));
    brange = jedis.zrangeWithScores(bfoo, 0, 100);
    assertEquals(bexpected, brange);
}