Examples with DateData net.sourceforge.processdash.data.DateData used on opensource projects

Example 21 with DateData

use of net.sourceforge.processdash.data.DateData in project processdash by dtuma.

the class TinyCGIBase method generatePostToken.

/**
     * Generate a new, unique token and save it in the data repository.
     * 
     * @param dataNameSuffix
     *            a suffix to use when constructing the name of the data
     *            repository data element
     * @return a new, unique token.
     * @since 1.14.0.1
     */
protected String generatePostToken(String dataNameSuffix) {
    UUID uuid = UUID.randomUUID();
    String result = uuid.toString();
    String dataName = getPostTokenDataName(dataNameSuffix);
    getDataRepository().putValue(dataName, StringData.create(result));
    getDataRepository().putValue(dataName + "/TS", new DateData());
    return result;
}

Example 22 with DateData

use of net.sourceforge.processdash.data.DateData in project processdash by dtuma.

the class EVTask method userSetActualDate.

/** Messaged to indicate that the user has entered a new value for the
     * actual completion date of this task.
     * 
     * @param aValue the value entered by the user (a Date is expected)
     */
public void userSetActualDate(Object aValue) {
    if (!isCompletionDateEditable())
        return;
    if (isLeaf()) {
        String dataName = DataRepository.createDataName(fullName, DATE_COMPLETED_DATA_NAME);
        // save the Date object to the data repository
        if (aValue instanceof Date) {
            dateCompleted = (Date) aValue;
            data.userPutValue(dataName, new DateData(dateCompleted, true));
        } else {
            dateCompleted = null;
            data.userPutValue(dataName, null);
        }
    } else if (getNumChildren() == 1) {
        getChild(0).userSetActualDate(aValue);
        recalcDateCompleted();
        notifyListener(true);
    }
}

Example 23 with DateData

use of net.sourceforge.processdash.data.DateData in project processdash by dtuma.

the class ArchiveMetricsFileExporter method maybeSaveMaxActivityDate.

private void maybeSaveMaxActivityDate() {
    if (maxActivityDate != null && filter.size() == 1) {
        String path = (String) filter.iterator().next();
        String dataName = DataRepository.createDataName(path, DATA_TIMESTAMP_NAME);
        DateData timestamp = new DateData(maxActivityDate, true);
        ctx.getData().putValue(dataName, timestamp);
    }
}

Example 24 with DateData

use of net.sourceforge.processdash.data.DateData in project processdash by dtuma.

the class HierarchySynchronizer method doSync.

private void doSync() throws HierarchyAlterationException {
    phaseIDs = initPhaseIDs(processID);
    ListData nodeOrderData = new ListData();
    collectNodeOrderData(projectXML, nodeOrderData);
    getAllKnownWbsIds();
    Map<String, String> milestoneNames = syncMilestoneData(projectXML);
    ListData labelData = new ListData();
    ListData milestoneData = new ListData();
    if (isTeam()) {
        // for a team, get label data for all nodes in a project before
        // we prune the non-team nodes
        getLabelData(projectXML, milestoneNames, labelData, milestoneData);
        saveHierarchyFilterInfo(projectXML);
    }
    pruneWBS(projectXML, fullCopyMode, getNonprunableIDs(), Collections.EMPTY_SET);
    if (!isTeam()) {
        // for an individual, collect label data after pruning so we
        // only see labels that are relevant to our tasks.
        getLabelData(projectXML, milestoneNames, labelData, milestoneData);
        getScheduleData(projectXML);
    }
    changes = new ArrayList();
    discrepancies = new ListData();
    discrepancies.add(new Date());
    syncActions = buildSyncActions();
    SyncWorker syncWorker;
    if (whatIfMode) {
        DashHierarchy mockHierarchy = new DashHierarchy("");
        mockHierarchy.copy(this.hierarchy);
        this.hierarchy = mockHierarchy;
        syncWorker = new SyncWorkerWhatIf(dataRepository, mockHierarchy);
    } else {
        syncWorker = new SyncWorkerLive(dataRepository, deletionPermissions, completionPermissions);
    }
    if (debugLogInfo != null)
        syncWorker = SyncWorkerLogger.wrapWorker(syncWorker, debugLogInfo);
    this.data = syncWorker;
    forceData(projectPath, LABEL_LIST_DATA_NAME, labelData);
    forceData(projectPath, MILESTONE_LIST_DATA_NAME, milestoneData);
    forceData(projectPath, NODE_ORDER_DATA_NAME, nodeOrderData);
    forceData(projectPath, TeamDataConstants.CLOSED_PROJECT_FLAG, projectClosed ? ImmutableDoubleData.TRUE : null);
    if (!isTeam()) {
        syncSchedule();
        saveWorkflowUrlData();
        checkForUserInactivity();
    }
    sync(syncWorker, projectPath, projectXML);
    if (!isTeam())
        updateWorkflowPhasesInDefects();
    processDeferredDeletions(syncWorker);
    readChangesFromWorker(syncWorker);
    String discrepancyDataName = DataRepository.createDataName(projectPath, SyncDiscrepancy.DISCREPANCIES_DATANAME);
    dataRepository.putValue(discrepancyDataName, discrepancies);
    if (!whatIfMode || changes.isEmpty()) {
        String timestampDataName = DataRepository.createDataName(projectPath, TeamDataConstants.LAST_SYNC_TIMESTAMP);
        dataRepository.putValue(timestampDataName, new DateData());
    }
    // unneeded files from the team dashboard directory.
    if (isTeam() && !whatIfMode && !fullCopyMode && !syncWorker.getNodesDeleted().isEmpty()) {
        try {
            DashController.scrubDataDirectory();
            logger.info("HierarchySynchronizer scrubbed team " + "dashboard directory.");
        } catch (Throwable t) {
            t.printStackTrace();
        }
    }
}

Example 25 with DateData

use of net.sourceforge.processdash.data.DateData in project processdash by dtuma.

the class HierarchySynchronizer method getUserActivityAgeRange.

/** Check to see if the user has recorded project data recently */
private int getUserActivityAgeRange() {
    // get the activity timestamp.  If it is not present, we don't have
    // any idea when the user recorded project data last. Stay on the
    // safe side and assume that they are working on the project.
    SimpleData d = getData(projectPath, TeamDataConstants.USER_ACTIVITY_TIMESTAMP);
    if (!(d instanceof DateData))
        return USER_ACTIVITY_MODERATE;
    // get the age of the activity timestamp
    DateData activityDate = (DateData) d;
    long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
    long activityAge = now - activityDate.getValue().getTime();
    // if the activity timestamp is more than 30 days old, they are
    // definitely not working on the project anymore
    int activityCutoff = Settings.getInt("teamProject.inactivityAge", 30);
    if (activityAge > activityCutoff * DateUtils.DAYS)
        return USER_ACTIVITY_OLD;
    // if the activity timestamp is less than 7 days old, they are
    // definitely working on the project.
    activityCutoff = Settings.getInt("teamProject.recentActivityAge", 7);
    if (activityAge < activityCutoff * DateUtils.DAYS)
        return USER_ACTIVITY_RECENT;
    // their last activity was between 7 and 30 days ago.
    return USER_ACTIVITY_MODERATE;
}