Examples with AbstractRelationship org.structr.core.entity.AbstractRelationship used on opensource projects

Example 6 with AbstractRelationship

use of org.structr.core.entity.AbstractRelationship in project structr by structr.

the class StartNodeGroup method getGroupedProperties.

@Override
public PropertyMap getGroupedProperties(SecurityContext securityContext, GraphObject source) {
    if (source instanceof AbstractRelationship) {
        RelationshipInterface rel = (RelationshipInterface) source;
        NodeInterface startNode = rel.getSourceNode();
        return super.getGroupedProperties(securityContext, startNode);
    }
    return null;
}

Example 7 with AbstractRelationship

use of org.structr.core.entity.AbstractRelationship in project structr by structr.

the class GetIncomingRelationshipsFunction method apply.

@Override
public Object apply(final ActionContext ctx, final Object caller, final Object[] sources) throws FrameworkException {
    final List<AbstractRelationship> list = new ArrayList<>();
    if (arrayHasMinLengthAndMaxLengthAndAllElementsNotNull(sources, 2, 3)) {
        final Object source = sources[0];
        final Object target = sources[1];
        AbstractNode sourceNode = null;
        AbstractNode targetNode = null;
        if (source instanceof AbstractNode && target instanceof AbstractNode) {
            sourceNode = (AbstractNode) source;
            targetNode = (AbstractNode) target;
        } else {
            logger.warn("Error: entities are not nodes. Parameters: {}", getParametersAsString(sources));
            return "Error: entities are not nodes.";
        }
        if (sources.length == 2) {
            for (final AbstractRelationship rel : sourceNode.getIncomingRelationships()) {
                final NodeInterface s = rel.getSourceNode();
                final NodeInterface t = rel.getTargetNode();
                // We need to check if current user can see source and target node which is often not the case for OWNS or SECURITY rels
                if (s != null && t != null && s.equals(targetNode) && t.equals(sourceNode)) {
                    list.add(rel);
                }
            }
        } else if (sources.length == 3) {
            // dont try to create the relClass because we would need to do that both ways!!! otherwise it just fails if the nodes are in the "wrong" order (see tests:890f)
            final String relType = (String) sources[2];
            for (final AbstractRelationship rel : sourceNode.getIncomingRelationships()) {
                final NodeInterface s = rel.getSourceNode();
                final NodeInterface t = rel.getTargetNode();
                // We need to check if current user can see source and target node which is often not the case for OWNS or SECURITY rels
                if (s != null && t != null && rel.getRelType().name().equals(relType) && s.equals(targetNode) && t.equals(sourceNode)) {
                    list.add(rel);
                }
            }
        }
    } else {
        logParameterError(caller, sources, ctx.isJavaScriptContext());
    }
    return list;
}

Example 8 with AbstractRelationship

use of org.structr.core.entity.AbstractRelationship in project structr by structr.

the class HasIncomingRelationshipFunction method apply.

@Override
public Object apply(final ActionContext ctx, final Object caller, final Object[] sources) throws FrameworkException {
    if (arrayHasMinLengthAndMaxLengthAndAllElementsNotNull(sources, 2, 3)) {
        final Object source = sources[0];
        final Object target = sources[1];
        AbstractNode sourceNode = null;
        AbstractNode targetNode = null;
        if (source instanceof AbstractNode && target instanceof AbstractNode) {
            sourceNode = (AbstractNode) source;
            targetNode = (AbstractNode) target;
        } else {
            logger.warn("Error: entities are not nodes. Parameters: {}", getParametersAsString(sources));
            return "Error: entities are not nodes.";
        }
        if (sources.length == 2) {
            for (final AbstractRelationship rel : sourceNode.getIncomingRelationships()) {
                final NodeInterface s = rel.getSourceNode();
                final NodeInterface t = rel.getTargetNode();
                // We need to check if current user can see source and target node which is often not the case for OWNS or SECURITY rels
                if (s != null & t != null && s.equals(targetNode) && t.equals(sourceNode)) {
                    return true;
                }
            }
        } else if (sources.length == 3) {
            // dont try to create the relClass because we would need to do that both ways!!! otherwise it just fails if the nodes are in the "wrong" order (see tests:890f)
            final String relType = (String) sources[2];
            for (final AbstractRelationship rel : sourceNode.getIncomingRelationships()) {
                final NodeInterface s = rel.getSourceNode();
                final NodeInterface t = rel.getTargetNode();
                // We need to check if current user can see source and target node which is often not the case for OWNS or SECURITY rels
                if (s != null & t != null && rel.getRelType().name().equals(relType) && s.equals(targetNode) && t.equals(sourceNode)) {
                    return true;
                }
            }
        }
    } else {
        logParameterError(caller, sources, ctx.isJavaScriptContext());
    }
    return false;
}

Example 9 with AbstractRelationship

use of org.structr.core.entity.AbstractRelationship in project structr by structr.

the class HasOutgoingRelationshipFunction method apply.

@Override
public Object apply(final ActionContext ctx, final Object caller, final Object[] sources) throws FrameworkException {
    if (arrayHasMinLengthAndMaxLengthAndAllElementsNotNull(sources, 2, 3)) {
        final Object source = sources[0];
        final Object target = sources[1];
        AbstractNode sourceNode = null;
        AbstractNode targetNode = null;
        if (source instanceof AbstractNode && target instanceof AbstractNode) {
            sourceNode = (AbstractNode) source;
            targetNode = (AbstractNode) target;
        } else {
            logger.warn("Error: entities are not nodes. Parameters: {}", getParametersAsString(sources));
            return "Error: entities are not nodes.";
        }
        if (sources.length == 2) {
            for (final AbstractRelationship rel : sourceNode.getOutgoingRelationships()) {
                final NodeInterface s = rel.getSourceNode();
                final NodeInterface t = rel.getTargetNode();
                // We need to check if current user can see source and target node which is often not the case for OWNS or SECURITY rels
                if (s != null & t != null && s.equals(sourceNode) && t.equals(targetNode)) {
                    return true;
                }
            }
        } else if (sources.length == 3) {
            // dont try to create the relClass because we would need to do that both ways!!! otherwise it just fails if the nodes are in the "wrong" order (see tests:890f)
            final String relType = (String) sources[2];
            for (final AbstractRelationship rel : sourceNode.getOutgoingRelationships()) {
                final NodeInterface s = rel.getSourceNode();
                final NodeInterface t = rel.getTargetNode();
                // We need to check if current user can see source and target node which is often not the case for OWNS or SECURITY rels
                if (s != null & t != null && rel.getRelType().name().equals(relType) && s.equals(sourceNode) && t.equals(targetNode)) {
                    return true;
                }
            }
        }
    } else {
        logParameterError(caller, sources, ctx.isJavaScriptContext());
    }
    return false;
}

Example 10 with AbstractRelationship

use of org.structr.core.entity.AbstractRelationship in project structr by structr.

the class BasicTest method test06CascadeDeleteBidirectional.

/**
 * DELETE_INCOMING + DELETE_OUTGOING should trigger delete cascade from start to end node
 * and from end node to start node
 */
@Test
public void test06CascadeDeleteBidirectional() {
    try {
        // Create a relationship with DELETE_INCOMING
        AbstractRelationship rel = cascadeRel(TestOne.class, TestTwo.class, Relation.TARGET_TO_SOURCE | Relation.SOURCE_TO_TARGET);
        NodeInterface sourceNode;
        NodeInterface targetNode;
        String startNodeId;
        String endNodeId;
        try (final Tx tx = app.tx()) {
            startNodeId = rel.getSourceNode().getUuid();
            endNodeId = rel.getTargetNode().getUuid();
            sourceNode = rel.getSourceNode();
        }
        deleteCascade(sourceNode);
        try (final Tx tx = app.tx()) {
            // Start node should not be found after deletion
            assertNodeNotFound(startNodeId);
            // End node should not be found after deletion of start node
            assertNodeNotFound(endNodeId);
        }
        // Create a relationship with DELETE_INCOMING
        rel = cascadeRel(TestOne.class, TestTwo.class, Relation.TARGET_TO_SOURCE | Relation.SOURCE_TO_TARGET);
        try (final Tx tx = app.tx()) {
            startNodeId = rel.getSourceNode().getUuid();
            endNodeId = rel.getTargetNode().getUuid();
            targetNode = rel.getTargetNode();
        }
        deleteCascade(targetNode);
        try (final Tx tx = app.tx()) {
            // End node should not be found after deletion
            assertNodeNotFound(endNodeId);
            // Start node should not be found after deletion of end node
            assertNodeNotFound(startNodeId);
        }
    } catch (FrameworkException ex) {
        logger.warn("", ex);
        logger.error(ex.toString());
        fail("Unexpected exception");
    }
}