Best Cerberus-source code snippet using org.cerberus.crud.service.impl.TestCaseCountryService.createList
Source:TestCaseCountryService.java
...117 public Answer delete(TestCaseCountry testDataLibData) {118 return tccDao.delete(testDataLibData);119 }120 @Override121 public Answer createList(List<TestCaseCountry> objectList) {122 Answer ans = new Answer(null);123 for (TestCaseCountry objectToCreate : objectList) {124 ans = tccDao.create(objectToCreate);125 }126 return ans;127 }128 @Override129 public Answer deleteList(List<TestCaseCountry> objectList) {130 Answer ans = new Answer(null);131 for (TestCaseCountry objectToCreate : objectList) {132 ans = tccDao.delete(objectToCreate);133 }134 return ans;135 }136 @Override137 public Answer compareListAndUpdateInsertDeleteElements(String test, String testCase, List<TestCaseCountry> newList) {138 Answer ans = new Answer(null);139 MessageEvent msg1 = new MessageEvent(MessageEventEnum.GENERIC_OK);140 Answer finalAnswer = new Answer(msg1);141 List<TestCaseCountry> oldList = new ArrayList<>();142 try {143 oldList = this.convert(this.readByTestTestCase(null, test, testCase, null));144 } catch (CerberusException ex) {145 LOG.error(ex, ex);146 }147 /**148 * Update and Create all objects database Objects from newList149 */150 List<TestCaseCountry> listToUpdateOrInsert = new ArrayList<>(newList);151 listToUpdateOrInsert.removeAll(oldList);152 List<TestCaseCountry> listToUpdateOrInsertToIterate = new ArrayList<>(listToUpdateOrInsert);153 for (TestCaseCountry objectDifference : listToUpdateOrInsertToIterate) {154 for (TestCaseCountry objectInDatabase : oldList) {155 if (objectDifference.hasSameKey(objectInDatabase)) {156 ans = this.update(objectDifference);157 finalAnswer = AnswerUtil.agregateAnswer(finalAnswer, (Answer) ans);158 listToUpdateOrInsert.remove(objectDifference);159 }160 }161 }162 /**163 * Delete all objects database Objects that do not exist from newList164 */165 List<TestCaseCountry> listToDelete = new ArrayList<>(oldList);166 listToDelete.removeAll(newList);167 List<TestCaseCountry> listToDeleteToIterate = new ArrayList<>(listToDelete);168 for (TestCaseCountry tcsDifference : listToDeleteToIterate) {169 for (TestCaseCountry tcsInPage : newList) {170 if (tcsDifference.hasSameKey(tcsInPage)) {171 listToDelete.remove(tcsDifference);172 }173 }174 }175 if (!listToDelete.isEmpty()) {176 ans = this.deleteList(listToDelete);177 finalAnswer = AnswerUtil.agregateAnswer(finalAnswer, (Answer) ans);178 }179 180 // We insert only at the end (after deletion of all potencial enreg - linked with #1281)181 if (!listToUpdateOrInsert.isEmpty()) {182 ans = this.createList(listToUpdateOrInsert);183 finalAnswer = AnswerUtil.agregateAnswer(finalAnswer, (Answer) ans);184 }185 return finalAnswer;186 }187 @Override188 public TestCaseCountry convert(AnswerItem<TestCaseCountry> answerItem) throws CerberusException {189 if (answerItem.isCodeEquals(MessageEventEnum.DATA_OPERATION_OK.getCode())) {190 //if the service returns an OK message then we can get the item191 return (TestCaseCountry) answerItem.getItem();192 }193 throw new CerberusException(new MessageGeneral(MessageGeneralEnum.DATA_OPERATION_ERROR));194 }195 @Override196 public List<TestCaseCountry> convert(AnswerList<TestCaseCountry> answerList) throws CerberusException {197 if (answerList.isCodeEquals(MessageEventEnum.DATA_OPERATION_OK.getCode())) {198 //if the service returns an OK message then we can get the item199 return (List<TestCaseCountry>) answerList.getDataList();200 }201 throw new CerberusException(new MessageGeneral(MessageGeneralEnum.DATA_OPERATION_ERROR));202 }203 @Override204 public void convert(Answer answer) throws CerberusException {205 if (answer.isCodeEquals(MessageEventEnum.DATA_OPERATION_OK.getCode())) {206 //if the service returns an OK message then we can get the item207 return;208 }209 throw new CerberusException(new MessageGeneral(MessageGeneralEnum.DATA_OPERATION_ERROR));210 }211 212 @Override213 public Answer duplicateList(List<TestCaseCountry> objectList, String targetTest, String targetTestCase) {214 Answer ans = new Answer(null);215 List<TestCaseCountry> listToCreate = new ArrayList<>();216 for (TestCaseCountry objectToDuplicate : objectList) {217 objectToDuplicate.setTest(targetTest);218 objectToDuplicate.setTestCase(targetTestCase);219 listToCreate.add(objectToDuplicate);220 }221 ans = createList(listToCreate);222 return ans;223 }224}...
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