Examples of ProcessFilter

org.apache.ode.bpel.common.ProcessFilter
Holds a filter that will get interpreted when listing processes. The semantic of the filtering is somewhat different than the one used in the ProcessQuery class. Here we're introducing a pseudo process querying language.
org.jitterbit.integration.data.entity.ProcessFilter
@author Torgil Zethson @since 4.0.0

Examples of org.apache.ode.bpel.common.ProcessFilter


    public ProcessInfoListDocument listProcessesCustom(String filter, String orderKeys,
            final ProcessInfoCustomizer custom) {
        ProcessInfoListDocument ret = ProcessInfoListDocument.Factory.newInstance();
        final TProcessInfoList procInfoList = ret.addNewProcessInfoList();
        final ProcessFilter processFilter = new ProcessFilter(filter, orderKeys);


        for (ProcessConf pconf : processQuery(processFilter)) {
            try {
                fillProcessInfo(procInfoList.addNewProcessInfo(), pconf, custom);
            } catch (Exception e) {

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Examples of org.jitterbit.integration.data.entity.ProcessFilter

            this.deStore.removeListener(deStoreListener);
        }
        this.deStore = deStore;
        if (deStore != null) {
            deStore.addListener(deStoreListener);
            ProcessFilter processFilter = deStore.getProcessFilter();
            deWidget.setProcess(processFilter == null ? null : processFilter.getProcess());
        } else {
            deWidget.setProcess(null);
        }
        deWidget.setDataElements(deStore);
    }

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Examples of org.jitterbit.integration.data.entity.ProcessFilter


    private final FilterUpdater projectListener = new FilterUpdater();


    public void installFilter(Operation process) {
        checkState(project != null, "A filter cannot be applied when there is no project open.");
        currentFilter = new ProcessFilter(process);
        applyFilterToDataElementStore();
        installDeleteHandler(process);
        notifyMonitors();
    }

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