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How to use deleteList method of org.cerberus.crud.service.impl.EventHookService class

Best Cerberus-source code snippet using org.cerberus.crud.service.impl.EventHookService.deleteList

Source:EventHookService.java

...132    public AnswerList<String> readDistinctValuesByCriteria(String system, String searchParameter, Map<String, List<String>> individualSearch, String columnName) {133        return eventHookDAO.readDistinctValuesByCriteria(system, searchParameter, individualSearch, columnName);134    }135    @Override136    public Answer deleteList(List<EventHook> objectList) {137        Answer ans = new Answer(null);138        for (EventHook objectToDelete : objectList) {139            ans = eventHookDAO.delete(objectToDelete);140        }141        return ans;142    }143    @Override144    public Answer createList(List<EventHook> objectList) {145        Answer ans = new Answer(null);146        boolean changed = false;147        if (objectList.isEmpty()) {148            MessageEvent msg = new MessageEvent(MessageEventEnum.DATA_OPERATION_ERROR_UNEXPECTED);149            msg.setDescription(msg.getDescription().replace("%DESCRIPTION%", "Unvalid SchedulerEntry data"));150            ans.setResultMessage(msg);151            return ans;152        } else {153            for (EventHook objectToCreate : objectList) {154                ans = eventHookDAO.create(objectToCreate);155            }156        }157        return ans;158    }159    @Override160    public Answer compareListAndUpdateInsertDeleteElements(String campaign, List<EventHook> newList) {161        Answer ans = new Answer();162        MessageEvent msg1 = new MessageEvent(MessageEventEnum.GENERIC_OK);163        Answer finalAnswer = new Answer(msg1);164        List<EventHook> oldList = new ArrayList<>();165        oldList = readByCampaign(campaign).getDataList();166        List<EventHook> listToUpdateOrInsert = new ArrayList<>(newList);167        listToUpdateOrInsert.removeAll(oldList);168        List<EventHook> listToUpdateOrInsertToIterate = new ArrayList<>(listToUpdateOrInsert);169        /**170         * Update and Create all objects database Objects from newList171         */172        for (EventHook objectDifference : listToUpdateOrInsertToIterate) {173            for (EventHook objectInDatabase : oldList) {174                if (objectDifference.hasSameKey(objectInDatabase)) {175                    LOG.debug(objectDifference);176                    ans = this.update(objectDifference);177                    finalAnswer = AnswerUtil.agregateAnswer(finalAnswer, ans);178                    listToUpdateOrInsert.remove(objectDifference);179                }180            }181        }182        /**183         * Delete all objects database Objects that do not exist from newList184         */185        List<EventHook> listToDelete = new ArrayList<>(oldList);186        listToDelete.removeAll(newList);187        List<EventHook> listToDeleteToIterate = new ArrayList<>(listToDelete);188        for (EventHook scheDifference : listToDeleteToIterate) {189            for (EventHook scheInPage : newList) {190                if (scheDifference.hasSameKey(scheInPage)) {191                    listToDelete.remove(scheDifference);192                }193            }194        }195        if (!listToDelete.isEmpty()) {196            ans = this.deleteList(listToDelete);197            finalAnswer = AnswerUtil.agregateAnswer(finalAnswer, ans);198        }199        // We insert only at the end (after deletion of all potencial enreg)200        if (!listToUpdateOrInsert.isEmpty()) {201            ans = this.createList(listToUpdateOrInsert);202            finalAnswer = AnswerUtil.agregateAnswer(finalAnswer, ans);203        }204        return finalAnswer;205    }206}...

deleteList

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1EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);2eventHookService.deleteList();3EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);4eventHookService.deleteList();5EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);6eventHookService.deleteList();7EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);8eventHookService.deleteList();9EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);10eventHookService.deleteList();11EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);12eventHookService.deleteList();13EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);14eventHookService.deleteList();15EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);16eventHookService.deleteList();17EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);18eventHookService.deleteList();19EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);20eventHookService.deleteList();21EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);22eventHookService.deleteList();23EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);24eventHookService.deleteList();

deleteList

Using AI Code Generation

1EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);2int numberOfEventHookDeleted = eventHookService.deleteList(Arrays.asList(1, 2, 3, 4, 5));3if (numberOfEventHookDeleted == -1) {4}5EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);6int numberOfEventHookDeleted = eventHookService.deleteList(Arrays.asList(1, 2, 3, 4, 5));7if (numberOfEventHookDeleted == -1) {8}9EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);10int numberOfEventHookDeleted = eventHookService.deleteList(Arrays.asList(1, 2, 3, 4, 5));11if (numberOfEventHookDeleted == -1) {12}13EventHookService eventHookService = appContext.getBean(EventHookService.class);14int numberOfEventHookDeleted = eventHookService.deleteList(Arrays.asList(1, 2, 3, 4, 5));15if (numberOfEventHookDeleted == -1) {16}

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