Java Code Examples for org.alfresco.service.cmr.search.IntervalSet#getLabel()

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Example 1
Source File: SearchMapper.java    From alfresco-remote-api with GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
protected void validateSets(Set<IntervalSet> intervalSets, String prefix)
{
    if (intervalSets != null && !intervalSets.isEmpty())
    {
        for (IntervalSet aSet:intervalSets)
        {
            ParameterCheck.mandatory(prefix+" sets start", aSet.getStart());
            ParameterCheck.mandatory(prefix+" sets end", aSet.getEnd());

            if (aSet.getLabel() == null)
            {
                aSet.setLabel(aSet.toRange());
            }
        }
    }
}
Example 2
Source File: SearchDateConversion.java    From alfresco-data-model with GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
public static IntervalSet parseDateInterval(IntervalSet theSet, boolean isDate)
{
    if (isDate)
    {
        Pair<Date, Integer> dateAndResolution1 = parseDateString(theSet.getStart());
        Pair<Date, Integer> dateAndResolution2 = parseDateString(theSet.getEnd());
        String start = dateAndResolution1 == null ? theSet.getStart()
                    : (theSet.isStartInclusive() ? getDateStart(dateAndResolution1) : getDateEnd(dateAndResolution1));
        String end = dateAndResolution2 == null ?  theSet.getEnd()
                    : (theSet.isEndInclusive() ? getDateEnd(dateAndResolution2) : getDateStart(dateAndResolution2));
        return new IntervalSet(start, end, theSet.getLabel(), theSet.isStartInclusive(), theSet.isEndInclusive());

    }
    return theSet;
}