Examples of plugins.Freetalk.Message

plugins.Freetalk.Message

A Freetalk message. This class is supposed to be used by the UI directly for reading messages. The UI can obtain message objects by querying them from a MessageManager. A message has the usual attributes (author, boards to which it is posted, etc.) one would assume. There are two unique ways to reference a message: It's URI and it's message ID. The URI is to be given to the user if he wants to tell other people about the message, the message ID is to be used for querying the database for a message in a fast way. Activation policy: Class Message does automatic activation on its own. This means that objects of class Message can be activated to a depth of only 1 when querying them from the database. All methods automatically activate the object to any needed higher depth. @author xor (xor@freenetproject.org) @author saces

        }
        else if (desc.length() > 2 && desc.charAt(0) == '<' && desc.charAt(desc.length() - 1) == '>') {


          final String msgid = desc.substring(1, desc.length() - 1);
            try {
              final Message msg = mMessageManager.get(msgid);
              final ArrayList<FreetalkNNTPArticle> list = new ArrayList<FreetalkNNTPArticle>(2);
                list.add(new FreetalkNNTPArticle(msg));
                return list.iterator();
            }
            catch(NoSuchMessageException e) {

            }


            // TODO: Optimization: We don't need this lock probably, see Javadoc of postMessage
            synchronized(mMessageManager) {
                try {
                    Message parentMessage;
                    try {
                        parentMessage = mMessageManager.get(parser.getParentID());
                    }
                    catch (NoSuchFieldException e) {
                        parentMessage = null;
                    }
                    catch (NoSuchMessageException e) {
                        parentMessage = null;
                    }
                    
                  // FIXME: When replying to forked threads, this code will always sent the replies to the original thread. We need to find a way
                  // to figure out whether the user wanted to reply to a forked thread - does NNTP pass a thread ID?
                    
                    MessageURI parentMessageURI = null;
                    if (parentMessage != null) {
                        parentMessageURI = parentMessage.isThread() ? parentMessage.getURI() : parentMessage.getThreadURI();
                    }


                    final HashSet<String> boardSet = new HashSet<String>(parser.getBoards());
                    final OwnMessage message = mMessageManager.postMessage(parentMessageURI,
                        parentMessage, boardSet, parser.getReplyToBoard(), mAuthenticatedUser, parser.getTitle(), parser.getDate(), parser.getText(), null);

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