Examples of CatalogEntry

com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.resolver.CatalogEntry
Represents a Catalog entry.
Instances of this class represent individual entries in a Catalog.

Each catalog entry has a unique name and is associated with an arbitrary number of arguments (all strings). For example, the TR9401 catalog entry "PUBLIC" has two arguments, a public identifier and a system identifier. Each entry has a unique numeric type, assigned automatically when the entry type is created.

The number and type of catalog entries is maintained statically. Catalog classes, or their subclasses, can add new entry types, but all Catalog objects share the same global pool of types.

Initially there are no valid entries.
@see Catalog @author Norman WalshNorman.Walsh@Sun.COM
mf.org.apache.xml.resolver.CatalogEntry
Represents a Catalog entry.
Instances of this class represent individual entries in a Catalog.

Each catalog entry has a unique name and is associated with an arbitrary number of arguments (all strings). For example, the TR9401 catalog entry "PUBLIC" has two arguments, a public identifier and a system identifier. Each entry has a unique numeric type, assigned automatically when the entry type is created.

The number and type of catalog entries is maintained statically. Catalog classes, or their subclasses, can add new entry types, but all Catalog objects share the same global pool of types.

Initially there are no valid entries.
@see Catalog @author Norman WalshNorman.Walsh@Sun.COM @version 1.0
org.apache.xml.resolver.CatalogEntry
Represents a Catalog entry.
Instances of this class represent individual entries in a Catalog.

Each catalog entry has a unique name and is associated with an arbitrary number of arguments (all strings). For example, the TR9401 catalog entry "PUBLIC" has two arguments, a public identifier and a system identifier. Each entry has a unique numeric type, assigned automatically when the entry type is created.

The number and type of catalog entries is maintained statically. Catalog classes, or their subclasses, can add new entry types, but all Catalog objects share the same global pool of types.

Initially there are no valid entries.
@see Catalog @author Norman WalshNorman.Walsh@Sun.COM @version 1.0
org.jboss.util.xml.catalog.CatalogEntry
Represents a Catalog entry.
Instances of this class represent individual entries in a Catalog.

Each catalog entry has a unique name and is associated with an arbitrary number of arguments (all strings). For example, the TR9401 catalog entry "PUBLIC" has two arguments, a public identifier and a system identifier. Each entry has a unique numeric type, assigned automatically when the entry type is created.

The number and type of catalog entries is maintained statically. Catalog classes, or their subclasses, can add new entry types, but all Catalog objects share the same global pool of types.

Initially there are no valid entries.
@see Catalog @author Norman WalshNorman.Walsh@Sun.COM @version 1.0
org.olat.catalog.CatalogEntry
Description:
A CatalogEntry represents either a category or an alias to a linked repository entry. The distinction is made by using the TYPE_XXX attributes.
Further the catalog entries together build up the catalog, which is a tree structure. This tree structure is implemented by having each catalog entry pointing to its parent. @author Felix Jost

Examples of org.olat.catalog.CatalogEntry


  /**
   * Helper to imports simple tree structure, for simplicity
   */
  private void importStructure() {
    CatalogEntry oldRoot = (CatalogEntry) cm.getRootCatalogEntries().get(0);
    SecurityGroup rootOwners = oldRoot.getOwnerGroup();
    Manager secMgr = ManagerFactory.getManager();
    List olatAdminIdents = secMgr.getIdentitiesOfSecurityGroup(rootOwners);
    SecurityGroup catalogAdmins = secMgr.createAndPersistSecurityGroup();
    for (int i = 0; i < olatAdminIdents.size(); i++) {
      secMgr.addIdentityToSecurityGroup((Identity) olatAdminIdents.get(i), catalogAdmins);
    } 
    cm.deleteCatalogEntry(oldRoot);


    CatalogEntry dummy = cm.createCatalogEntry();
    addStructureForm.fillEntry(dummy);
    String structure = dummy.getDescription();
    String[] lines = structure.split("\n");
    Stack<CatalogEntry> treeStack = new Stack<CatalogEntry>();
    //
    CatalogEntry newRoot = cm.createCatalogEntry();
    newRoot.setParent(null);
    newRoot.setType(CatalogEntry.TYPE_NODE);
    newRoot.setDescription("fill it");
    newRoot.setName(lines[0]);
    newRoot.setOwnerGroup(catalogAdmins);
    cm.saveCatalogEntry(newRoot);
    treeStack.push(newRoot);
    for (int i = 1; i < lines.length; i++) {
      int level = 0;
      int pos = 0;
      while ("".equals(lines[i].substring(pos, pos + 2).trim())) {
        level++;
        pos += 3;
      }
      CatalogEntry tmp = cm.createCatalogEntry();
      tmp.setType(CatalogEntry.TYPE_NODE);
      tmp.setDescription("fill it");
      tmp.setName(lines[i].trim());
      if (treeStack.size() == level) {
        tmp.setParent(treeStack.lastElement());
        treeStack.push(tmp);
      } else if (treeStack.size() > level) {
        // moving towards root
        for (int ii = treeStack.size() - 1; ii >= level; ii--) {
          treeStack.pop();
        }
        tmp.setParent(treeStack.lastElement());
        treeStack.push(tmp);
      }
      cm.saveCatalogEntry(tmp);
    }
  }

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Examples of org.olat.catalog.CatalogEntry

   * @param ce The current catalog category element from the given level
   * @param pos The current level in the catalog
   */
  private void updateToolAccessRights(UserRequest ureq, CatalogEntry ce, int pos) {
    // 1) check if user has already a bookmark for this level
    final CatalogEntry tmp=ce;
    OLATResourceable catEntryOres = CatalogManager.getInstance().createOLATResouceableFor(ce);
    if (tmp != null && BookmarkManager.getInstance().isResourceableBookmarked(ureq.getIdentity(), catEntryOres)){
      canBookmark = false;
      if(catalogToolC != null){
        catalogToolC.setEnabled(TOOL_BOOKMARK, canBookmark);

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Examples of org.olat.catalog.CatalogEntry

   * 
   * @return true if successful otherwise false (e.c. jumpToNode referenced a
   *         catalog leaf or no catalog entry at all)
   */
  private boolean jumpToNode(UserRequest ureq, long jumpToNode){
    CatalogEntry cE=CatalogManager.getInstance().loadCatalogEntry(Long.valueOf(jumpToNode));
      if(cE!=null){
          Stack<CatalogEntry> stack=new Stack<CatalogEntry>();
          // get elements, and add to filo stack
          while(cE !=null){
            stack.push(cE);
            cE=cE.getParent();
          }
          // read filo stack
          while ( !stack.isEmpty())
          {
            cE = stack.pop();

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