Examples with CanonicalBusinessObjectReference org.osate.ge.CanonicalBusinessObjectReference used on opensource projects

Example 6 with CanonicalBusinessObjectReference

use of org.osate.ge.CanonicalBusinessObjectReference in project osate2 by osate.

the class FilterByBusinessObjectCanonicalReferenceQuery method run.

@Override
void run(final Deque<DefaultQuery<T>> remainingQueries, final BusinessObjectContext ctx, final QueryExecutionState<T> state, final QueryResults result) {
    // Look in the cache for the reference and build a new reference string if it is not found
    final CanonicalBusinessObjectReference boRef = (CanonicalBusinessObjectReference) state.cache.computeIfAbsent(this, t -> {
        final Object bo = boSupplier.apply(state.arg);
        CanonicalBusinessObjectReference newValue = bo == null ? nullBoRef : state.refBuilder.getCanonicalReference(bo);
        if (newValue == null) {
            newValue = nullBoRef;
        }
        return newValue;
    });
    if (boRef == nullBoRef) {
        return;
    }
    // Compare references
    final CanonicalBusinessObjectReference ctxCanonicalReference = state.refBuilder.getCanonicalReference(ctx.getBusinessObject());
    if (ctxCanonicalReference != null && ctxCanonicalReference.equals(boRef)) {
        processResultValue(remainingQueries, ctx, state, result);
    }
}

Example 7 with CanonicalBusinessObjectReference

use of org.osate.ge.CanonicalBusinessObjectReference in project osate2 by osate.

the class AgeDiagramUtil method getConfigurationContextBusinessObject.

/**
 * Resolves and returns the diagram's context
 * Diagram configurations have an optional business object which provides a context for the diagram.
 * This function returns the context business object referenced by the diagram's configuration.
 * @param diagram the diagram for which to retrieve the context
 * @param referenceService the service to use to resolve the context reference
 * @return the diagram's context. Will return null if the object cannot be found or if the configuration does not reference a business object.
 */
public static Object getConfigurationContextBusinessObject(final AgeDiagram diagram, final ProjectReferenceService referenceService) {
    final CanonicalBusinessObjectReference contextBoReference = diagram.getConfiguration().getContextBoReference();
    final Object diagramBo;
    if (contextBoReference == null) {
        diagramBo = null;
    } else {
        diagramBo = referenceService.resolve(contextBoReference);
    }
    return diagramBo;
}

Example 8 with CanonicalBusinessObjectReference

use of org.osate.ge.CanonicalBusinessObjectReference in project osate2 by osate.

the class AgeEditor method selectDiagramElementsForBusinessObject.

@Override
public void selectDiagramElementsForBusinessObject(final Object bo) {
    final CanonicalBusinessObjectReference searchRef = referenceService.getCanonicalReference(bo);
    final List<DiagramElement> elementsForBo = diagram.getAllDiagramNodes().filter(DiagramElement.class::isInstance).map(DiagramElement.class::cast).filter(de -> Objects.equals(searchRef, referenceService.getCanonicalReference(de.getBusinessObject()))).collect(Collectors.toList());
    selectDiagramNodes(elementsForBo);
}

Example 9 with CanonicalBusinessObjectReference

use of org.osate.ge.CanonicalBusinessObjectReference in project osate2 by osate.

the class ErrorPropagationHandler method getCanonicalReference.

@Override
public CanonicalBusinessObjectReference getCanonicalReference(final ReferenceContext ctx) {
    final ErrorPropagation bo = ctx.getBusinessObject(ErrorPropagation.class).get();
    // Determine exact number of segments
    int numberOfSegments = 4;
    if (bo.getKind() == null) {
        for (FeatureorPPReference t = bo.getFeatureorPPRef(); t != null; t = t.getNext()) {
            numberOfSegments++;
        }
    } else {
        numberOfSegments++;
    }
    // Build segments
    final String[] segments = new String[numberOfSegments];
    int segmentIndex = 0;
    segments[segmentIndex++] = ErrorModelReferenceUtil.TYPE_PROPAGATION;
    segments[segmentIndex++] = ctx.getReferenceBuilder().getCanonicalReference(bo.getContainingClassifier()).encode();
    if (bo.getKind() == null) {
        for (FeatureorPPReference t = bo.getFeatureorPPRef(); t != null; t = t.getNext()) {
            final String name = t.getFeatureorPP() == null ? null : t.getFeatureorPP().getName();
            segments[segmentIndex++] = Strings.isNullOrEmpty(name) ? "?" : name;
        }
    } else {
        segments[segmentIndex++] = bo.getKind();
    }
    segments[segmentIndex++] = Boolean.toString(bo.isNot());
    segments[segmentIndex] = bo.getDirection() == null ? "<null>" : bo.getDirection().getLiteral();
    // Create reference
    return new CanonicalBusinessObjectReference(segments);
}

Example 10 with CanonicalBusinessObjectReference

use of org.osate.ge.CanonicalBusinessObjectReference in project osate2 by osate.

the class DefaultDiagramService method getRuntimeReferencesFromChildren.

/**
 * Gets references from open editors.
 */
private void getRuntimeReferencesFromChildren(final InternalDiagramEditor editor, final DiagramNode node, final Collection<CanonicalBusinessObjectReference> originalCanonicalReferences, final InternalReferencesToUpdate references) {
    for (final DiagramElement child : node.getChildren()) {
        final Object currentBo = child.getBusinessObject();
        final CanonicalBusinessObjectReference currentCanonicalRef = currentBo == null ? null : referenceService.getCanonicalReference(currentBo);
        if (currentCanonicalRef != null && originalCanonicalReferences.contains(currentCanonicalRef)) {
            references.addReference(editor, currentCanonicalRef, new OpenDiagramElementReference(child));
        }
        getRuntimeReferencesFromChildren(editor, child, originalCanonicalReferences, references);
    }
}