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

Example 81 with ListData

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

the class DefaultImportInstructionSpecProvider method scanForInstructions.

private void scanForInstructions() {
    Iterator keys = data.getKeys(null, new SimplePrefixLocalDataNameFilter(new PatternList(INSTRUCTIONS_DATANAME)));
    while (keys.hasNext()) {
        String dataName = (String) keys.next();
        if (!dataName.endsWith("/" + INSTRUCTIONS_DATANAME))
            continue;
        ListData l = ListData.asListData(data.getSimpleValue(dataName));
        if (l == null || !l.test())
            continue;
        for (int i = 1; i < l.size(); i += 2) {
            String id = l.get(i - 1).toString();
            if (cache.containsKey(id))
                continue;
            String spec = l.get(i).toString();
            Element specXml;
            try {
                specXml = parseSpec(spec).getDocumentElement();
            } catch (Exception e) {
                specXml = null;
            }
            cache.put(id, specXml);
        }
    }
}

Example 82 with ListData

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

the class ProcessDashboard method createDatabasePlugin.

/**
     * Create the database plugin and possibly start it.
     * 
     * @return true if the plugin was started.
     */
private boolean createDatabasePlugin() {
    try {
        // create the database plugin object
        List extensions = ExtensionManager.getExecutableExtensions(DatabasePlugin.EXTENSION_POINT_ID, this);
        if (extensions == null || extensions.isEmpty())
            return false;
        // there should always only be one instance of this extension
        // point.  If multiple are present, go with the first one
        DatabasePlugin plugin = (DatabasePlugin) extensions.get(0);
        this.databasePlugin = plugin;
        // register the plugin as an element in the data repository
        ListData dbItem = new ListData();
        dbItem.add(databasePlugin);
        data.putValue(DatabasePlugin.DATA_REPOSITORY_NAME, dbItem);
        data.pinElement(DatabasePlugin.DATA_REPOSITORY_NAME);
        // setting, only start the plugin for team dashboard datasets.
        if (Settings.getBool("tpidw.enabled", Settings.isTeamMode())) {
            plugin.initialize();
            data.addGlobalDefineDeclarations("#define DATABASE_PLUGIN t");
            return true;
        }
    } catch (Exception e) {
        // problem starting database plugin
        logger.log(Level.SEVERE, "Unable to start the database plugin", e);
    }
    return false;
}

Example 83 with ListData

use of net.sourceforge.processdash.data.ListData 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 84 with ListData

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

the class HierarchySynchronizer method syncSchedule.

/** If we are synchronizing a project for an individual, and that
     * individual has not edited their earned value schedule yet, sync
     * the initial period in their earned value schedule to reflect the
     * information entered in the team plan.
     */
private void syncSchedule() {
    // only operate on individual schedules.
    if (isTeam())
        return;
    // if no schedule information was found, there is nothing to do.
    if (startDate == null && hoursPerWeek == 0)
        return;
    // look up the name of the EV schedule for the individual. If we
    // don't find a valid/existing schedule name, abort.
    List names = EVTaskList.getPreferredTaskListsForPath(dataRepository, projectPath);
    if (names == null || names.size() != 1)
        return;
    String taskListName = (String) names.get(0);
    if (!EVTaskListData.validName(taskListName))
        return;
    if (!EVTaskListData.exists(dataRepository, taskListName))
        return;
    // open the schedule.
    EVTaskListData tl = new EVTaskListData(taskListName, dataRepository, hierarchy, false);
    EVSchedule currentSchedule = tl.getSchedule();
    // schedule for future use.
    if (tl.getID() != null) {
        forceData(projectPath, TeamDataConstants.PROJECT_SCHEDULE_NAME, StringData.create(taskListName));
        forceData(projectPath, TeamDataConstants.PROJECT_SCHEDULE_ID, StringData.create(tl.getID()));
    }
    // see if it is OK for us to change this schedule.  If the dates are
    // locked, then we must have created it, so we can change it.
    // Otherwise, if it looks like a default schedule (only one manual row),
    // it is fine to replace it.
    boolean isLocked = currentSchedule.areDatesLocked();
    boolean isDefault = (currentSchedule.getRowCount() == 1 || currentSchedule.get(2).isAutomatic());
    if (!isLocked && !isDefault)
        return;
    // construct a schedule according to the specifications in the WBS.
    EVSchedule wbsSchedule = new EVSchedule(startDate, hoursPerWeek, endWeek, scheduleExceptions, currentSchedule.getLevelOfEffort(), true);
    // retrieve information about the last values we synced to the schedule
    ListData lastSyncedHoursList = asListData(tl.getMetadata(TeamDataConstants.PROJECT_SCHEDULE_SYNC_SCHEDULE));
    double syncPdt = asDouble(tl.getMetadata(TeamDataConstants.PROJECT_SCHEDULE_SYNC_PDT));
    // flags to keep track of what changes are made.
    boolean madeChange = false;
    boolean needSyncUpdate = false;
    if (isDefault || lastSyncedHoursList == null) {
        if (!currentSchedule.isEquivalentTo(wbsSchedule)) {
            currentSchedule.copyFrom(wbsSchedule);
            madeChange = true;
        }
        needSyncUpdate = true;
    } else {
        EVSchedule lastSyncedSchedule = new EVSchedule(lastSyncedHoursList, true);
        EVSchedule origSchedule = currentSchedule.copy();
        mergeSchedules(currentSchedule, lastSyncedSchedule, syncPdt);
        if (wbsSchedule.isEquivalentTo(lastSyncedSchedule))
            // the wbs schedule hasn't changed since our last sync, so
            // there are no new changes to incorporate.  (Note that it
            // was still necessary for us to call mergeSchedules though,
            // to compute the list of user discrepancies for reverse sync)
            madeChange = false;
        else if (origSchedule.isEquivalentTo(currentSchedule))
            // no changes were made to the schedule, but we still need
            // to update the sync data.
            needSyncUpdate = true;
        else
            madeChange = needSyncUpdate = true;
    }
    // make certain the dates in the schedule are locked
    if (!currentSchedule.areDatesLocked()) {
        currentSchedule.setDatesLocked(true);
        madeChange = true;
    }
    // save the "last synced hours" value for future reference
    tl.setMetadata(TeamDataConstants.PROJECT_SCHEDULE_SYNC_SCHEDULE, wbsSchedule.getSaveList().formatClean());
    // save the "last synced pdt" value for future reference
    tl.setMetadata(TeamDataConstants.PROJECT_SCHEDULE_SYNC_PDT, Double.toString(hoursPerWeek * 60));
    if (madeChange) {
        // record the timezone that we've used to sync the schedule
        String tz = TimeZone.getDefault().getID();
        tl.setMetadata(EVMetadata.TimeZone.ID, tz);
        // save the task list
        if (!whatIfMode)
            tl.save();
        changes.add("Updated the earned value schedule");
    } else if (needSyncUpdate) {
        // no changes were made, but we need to save sync data.  It's OK to
        // do this, even in what-if mode.
        tl.saveMetadata();
    }
}

Example 85 with ListData

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

the class UserDataWriter method writeSizeData.

private void writeSizeData(XmlSerializer ser) throws IOException {
    DashHierarchy hier = getPSPProperties();
    PropertyKey projectRoot = hier.findExistingKey(getPrefix());
    if (projectRoot != null)
        writePspSizeData(ser, hier, projectRoot);
    ListData sizedObjects = ListData.asListData(getData("Sized_Object_List"));
    if (sizedObjects != null) {
        for (int i = sizedObjects.size(); i-- > 0; ) writeLocalObjectSizeData(ser, (String) sizedObjects.get(i));
    }
}