Examples with Sort org.jmesa.limit.Sort used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Sort

use of org.jmesa.limit.Sort in project OpenClinica by OpenClinica.

the class AuditUserLoginTableFactory method getAuditUserLoginSort.

/**
 * A very custom way to sort the items. The AuditUserLoginSort acts as a
 * command for the Hibernate criteria object. Take the Limit information and
 * sort the rows.
 *
 * @param limit
 *            The Limit to use.
 */
protected AuditUserLoginSort getAuditUserLoginSort(Limit limit) {
    AuditUserLoginSort auditUserLoginSort = new AuditUserLoginSort();
    SortSet sortSet = limit.getSortSet();
    if (sortSet != null) {
        Collection<Sort> sorts = sortSet.getSorts();
        for (Sort sort : sorts) {
            String property = sort.getProperty();
            String order = sort.getOrder().toParam();
            auditUserLoginSort.addSort(property, order);
        }
    }
    return auditUserLoginSort;
}

Example 2 with Sort

use of org.jmesa.limit.Sort in project OpenClinica by OpenClinica.

the class ListEventsForSubjectTableFactory method getListEventsForSubjectSort.

protected ListEventsForSubjectSort getListEventsForSubjectSort(Limit limit) {
    ListEventsForSubjectSort listEventsForSubjectSort = new ListEventsForSubjectSort();
    SortSet sortSet = limit.getSortSet();
    Collection<Sort> sorts = sortSet.getSorts();
    for (Sort sort : sorts) {
        String property = sort.getProperty();
        String order = sort.getOrder().toParam();
        listEventsForSubjectSort.addSort(property, order);
    }
    return listEventsForSubjectSort;
}

Example 3 with Sort

use of org.jmesa.limit.Sort in project OpenClinica by OpenClinica.

the class DiscNotesSubjectStatisticsFactory method getSubjectSort.

protected ListDiscNotesSubjectSort getSubjectSort(Limit limit) {
    ListDiscNotesSubjectSort listDiscNotesSubjectSort = new ListDiscNotesSubjectSort();
    SortSet sortSet = limit.getSortSet();
    Collection<Sort> sorts = sortSet.getSorts();
    for (Sort sort : sorts) {
        String property = sort.getProperty();
        String order = sort.getOrder().toParam();
        listDiscNotesSubjectSort.addSort(property, order);
    }
    return listDiscNotesSubjectSort;
}

Example 4 with Sort

use of org.jmesa.limit.Sort in project OpenClinica by OpenClinica.

the class ViewRuleAssignmentTableFactory method getViewRuleAssignmentSort.

/**
 * A very custom way to sort the items. The AuditUserLoginSort acts as a command for the Hibernate criteria object. Take
 * the Limit information and sort the rows.
 *
 * @param limit The Limit to use.
 */
protected ViewRuleAssignmentSort getViewRuleAssignmentSort(Limit limit) {
    ViewRuleAssignmentSort viewRuleAssignmentSort = new ViewRuleAssignmentSort();
    SortSet sortSet = limit.getSortSet();
    Collection<Sort> sorts = sortSet.getSorts();
    for (Sort sort : sorts) {
        String property = sort.getProperty();
        String order = sort.getOrder().toParam();
        viewRuleAssignmentSort.addSort(property, order);
    }
    return viewRuleAssignmentSort;
}

Example 5 with Sort

use of org.jmesa.limit.Sort in project OpenClinica by OpenClinica.

the class ListDiscNotesSubjectTableFactory method getSubjectSort.

/**
 * A very custom way to sort the items. The PresidentSort acts as a command
 * for the Hibernate criteria object. There are probably many ways to do
 * this, but this is the most flexible way I have found. The point is you
 * need to somehow take the Limit information and sort the rows.
 *
 * @param limit
 *            The Limit to use.
 */
protected ListDiscNotesSubjectSort getSubjectSort(Limit limit) {
    ListDiscNotesSubjectSort listDiscNotesSubjectSort = new ListDiscNotesSubjectSort();
    SortSet sortSet = limit.getSortSet();
    Collection<Sort> sorts = sortSet.getSorts();
    for (Sort sort : sorts) {
        String property = sort.getProperty();
        String order = sort.getOrder().toParam();
        listDiscNotesSubjectSort.addSort(property, order);
    }
    return listDiscNotesSubjectSort;
}