Examples with StringListArgument org.apache.jsieve.StringListArgument used on opensource projects

Example 26 with StringListArgument

use of org.apache.jsieve.StringListArgument in project zm-mailbox by Zimbra.

the class FileInto method validateArguments.

@Override
protected void validateArguments(Arguments arguments, SieveContext context) throws SieveException {
    List<Argument> args = arguments.getArgumentList();
    if (args.size() < 1 || args.size() > 2) {
        throw new SyntaxException("Exactly 1 or 2 arguments permitted. Found " + args.size());
    }
    Argument argument;
    String copyArg;
    if (args.size() == 1) {
        // folder list argument
        argument = (Argument) args.get(0);
    } else {
        copyArg = ((Argument) args.get(0)).getValue().toString();
        // if arguments size is 2; first argument should be :copy
        if (!Copy.COPY.equalsIgnoreCase(copyArg)) {
            throw new SyntaxException("Error in sieve fileinto. Expecting argument :copy");
        }
        // folder list argument
        argument = (Argument) args.get(1);
    }
    // folder list argument should be a String list
    if (!(argument instanceof StringListArgument)) {
        throw new SyntaxException("Expecting a string-list");
    }
    // folder list argument should contain exactly one folder name
    if (1 != ((StringListArgument) argument).getList().size()) {
        throw new SyntaxException("Expecting exactly one argument");
    }
}

Example 27 with StringListArgument

use of org.apache.jsieve.StringListArgument in project zm-mailbox by Zimbra.

the class ImportanceTest method executeBasic.

@Override
protected boolean executeBasic(MailAdapter mail, Arguments arguments, SieveContext context) throws SieveException {
    ListIterator<Argument> argumentsIter = arguments.getArgumentList().listIterator();
    FilterTest.Importance importance;
    if (argumentsIter.hasNext()) {
        Argument argument = argumentsIter.next();
        if (argument instanceof StringListArgument) {
            importance = FilterTest.Importance.valueOf(((StringListArgument) argument).getList().get(0));
        } else {
            throw new SyntaxException("Expecting a string");
        }
    } else {
        throw new SyntaxException("Unexpected end of arguments");
    }
    // First check "Importance" header
    List<String> headers = Arrays.asList("Importance");
    List<String> values = null;
    switch(importance) {
        case high:
            values = Arrays.asList("High");
            break;
        case low:
            values = Arrays.asList("Low");
            break;
        case normal:
            values = Arrays.asList("High", "Low");
    }
    boolean result1 = match(mail, Sieve.Comparator.iasciicasemap.toString(), MatchTypeTags.IS_TAG, headers, values, context);
    // Now check "X-Priority" header
    headers = Arrays.asList("X-Priority");
    values = null;
    switch(importance) {
        case high:
            values = Arrays.asList("1");
            break;
        case low:
            values = Arrays.asList("5");
            break;
        case normal:
            // normal is when it is neither high importance nor low importance
            values = Arrays.asList("1", "5");
    }
    boolean result2 = match(mail, Sieve.Comparator.iasciicasemap.toString(), MatchTypeTags.IS_TAG, headers, values, context);
    // normal is when it is neither high importance nor low importance
    return importance == FilterTest.ImportanceTest.Importance.normal ? !(result1 || result2) : result1 || result2;
}

Example 28 with StringListArgument

use of org.apache.jsieve.StringListArgument in project zm-mailbox by Zimbra.

the class DummyCustomTag method validateArguments.

@Override
protected void validateArguments(Arguments arguments, SieveContext context) throws SieveException {
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") List<Argument> args = arguments.getArgumentList();
    if (args.size() != 1)
        throw new SyntaxException("Exactly 1 argument permitted. Found " + args.size());
    Object argument = args.get(0);
    if (!(argument instanceof StringListArgument))
        throw new SyntaxException("Expecting a string-list");
    if (1 != ((StringListArgument) argument).getList().size())
        throw new SyntaxException("Expecting exactly one argument");
}