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

Example 71 with SimpleData

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

the class EVTaskList method renameSnapshots.

/** Rename the snapshots for this task list.
     * 
     * @param oldNames the names of old data elements associated with this
     *      task list
     * @param newName the new name of the task list
     * @param data the data repository
     * @return the names of the new data elements used to store snapshots
     */
protected void renameSnapshots(Set oldNames, String newName, DataRepository data) {
    String globalPrefix = MAIN_DATA_PREFIX + taskListName + "/";
    String oldSnapshotPrefix = globalPrefix + SNAPSHOT_DATA_PREFIX + "/";
    int oldPrefixLen = globalPrefix.length();
    boolean nameIsChanging = !taskListName.equals(newName);
    for (Iterator i = oldNames.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
        String oldDataName = (String) i.next();
        if (oldDataName.startsWith(oldSnapshotPrefix)) {
            if (nameIsChanging) {
                SimpleData value = data.getSimpleValue(oldDataName);
                String dataName = oldDataName.substring(oldPrefixLen);
                persistDataValue(newName, data, dataName, value);
            }
            i.remove();
        }
    }
}

Example 72 with SimpleData

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

the class EVTaskList method loadMetadata.

/** Load the metadata for this task list.
     * @param taskListName the name of this task list.
     * @param data the DataRepository
    */
protected void loadMetadata(String taskListName, DataRepository data) {
    metaData = new Properties();
    String globalPrefix = MAIN_DATA_PREFIX + taskListName;
    String dataName = DataRepository.createDataName(globalPrefix, METADATA_DATA_NAME);
    SimpleData d = data.getSimpleValue(dataName);
    String val = (d == null ? null : d.format());
    if (StringUtils.hasValue(val)) {
        try {
            metaData.load(new ByteArrayInputStream(val.getBytes("ISO-8859-1")));
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }
}

Example 73 with SimpleData

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

the class EVTaskList method getRegisteredTaskListForPath.

/** This method checks to see if a project schedule has been registered
     * for path (or one of its parents) via the "Project_Schedule_Name" or
     * "Project_Schedule_ID" data elements.  If so, it returns the name of
     * the registered schedule (which will be guaranteed to exist).
     * 
     * In the process of making this inquiry, this method will update /
     * synchronize the "Name" and "ID" attributes above if they have gotten
     * out of sync with each other.
     * 
     * @param data the data repository
     * @param projectPath the path to a hierarchy node
     * @return the name of a schedule
     */
private static String getRegisteredTaskListForPath(DataRepository data, String projectPath) {
    // check to see if one of our parents names a registered schedule.
    StringBuffer path = new StringBuffer(projectPath);
    SaveableData sd = data.getInheritableValue(path, PROJECT_SCHEDULE_NAME);
    if (sd == null)
        return null;
    SimpleData val = sd.getSimpleValue();
    if (val == null || !val.test())
        return null;
    // We found a named schedule. Remember the prefix of the project that
    // registered this schedule name.  Also, save the data name for the
    // corresponding schedule ID attribute.
    String prefix = path.toString();
    String projSchedIdDataName = DataRepository.createDataName(prefix, PROJECT_SCHEDULE_ID);
    // Next, check to see if the named schedule actually exists.
    String taskListName = val.format();
    if (EVTaskListData.exists(data, taskListName) || EVTaskListRollup.exists(data, taskListName)) {
        // The named schedule exists!  Retrieve its actual task list ID,
        // and record this for posterity.  Note that in the most common
        // case, we will be recording the exact same ID value that is
        // already present - but the data repository will be able to
        // efficiently figure out whether a real change was made.
        String taskListIdDataName = DataRepository.createDataName(MAIN_DATA_PREFIX + taskListName, ID_DATA_NAME);
        SimpleData taskListID = data.getSimpleValue(taskListIdDataName);
        data.putValue(projSchedIdDataName, taskListID);
        // Finally, return the name we found.
        return taskListName;
    }
    // We found a registered name, but it does not point to an existing
    // schedule.  Check to see if we have a schedule ID to fall back to.
    val = data.getSimpleValue(projSchedIdDataName);
    if (val == null || !val.test())
        // no fall-back schedule ID was provided.
        return null;
    String taskListID = val.format();
    taskListName = getTaskListNameForID(data, taskListID);
    if (taskListName == null)
        // the fall-back ID doesn't name a real schedule.
        return null;
    // The fall-back ID named a real schedule.  Save that schedule name
    // for posterity, then return it to our caller.
    String projSchedNameDataName = DataRepository.createDataName(prefix, PROJECT_SCHEDULE_NAME);
    data.putValue(projSchedNameDataName, StringData.create(taskListName));
    return taskListName;
}

Example 74 with SimpleData

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

the class EVTaskList method loadID.

/** Load the unique ID for this task list.
     * @param taskListName the name of this task list.
     * @param data the DataRepository
     * @param savedDataName the name of a data element that is used for the
     *   persistence of this task list. (It will be used to check and see if
     *   this task list is new, or is an existing task list.)
     */
protected void loadID(String taskListName, DataRepository data, String savedDataName) {
    String globalPrefix = MAIN_DATA_PREFIX + taskListName;
    String dataName = DataRepository.createDataName(globalPrefix, ID_DATA_NAME);
    SimpleData d = data.getSimpleValue(dataName);
    if (d != null) {
        taskListID = d.format();
    } else {
        // This task list doesn't have a unique ID yet.  Generate one.
        // It should be a value that needs no special handling to
        // appear as an XML attribute.
        int i = Math.abs((new Random()).nextInt());
        taskListID = Integer.toString(i, Character.MAX_RADIX) + "." + Long.toString(System.currentTimeMillis(), Character.MAX_RADIX);
        // Since unique task list IDs were introduced after version 1.5
        // of the dashboard, we may be in this branch of code not
        // because this is a new task list, but because this is the
        // first time the list has been opened.  In the latter case,
        // we need to save the unique ID.
        String savedDataFullName = DataRepository.createDataName(globalPrefix, savedDataName);
        if (data.getValue(savedDataFullName) != null) {
            // getting to this point indicates that this task list is
            // not new - it has been previously saved to the repository.
            data.putValue(dataName, StringData.create(taskListID));
        } else {
            isBrandNewTaskList = true;
        }
    }
    setPseudoTaskIdForRoot();
}

Example 75 with SimpleData

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

the class EVTaskListData method scanSubtasksForExportPaths.

private void scanSubtasksForExportPaths(Set<String> exportPaths, EVTask task) {
    for (int i = task.getNumChildren(); i-- > 0; ) {
        EVTask child = task.getChild(i);
        SimpleData sd = child.getValue(ExportManager.EXPORT_DATANAME, false);
        if (sd != null && sd.test()) {
            exportPaths.add(child.getFullName());
        } else {
            scanSubtasksForExportPaths(exportPaths, child);
        }
    }
}