Best Cerberus-source code snippet using org.cerberus.crud.service.impl.TestCaseExecutionQueueService.readBySystemByVarious
...112 public AnswerList findTagList(int tagnumber) {113 return testCaseExecutionInQueueDAO.findTagList(tagnumber);114 }115 @Override116 public AnswerList readBySystemByVarious(String system, List<String> testList, List<String> applicationList, List<String> projectList, List<String> tcstatusList, List<String> groupList, List<String> tcactiveList, List<String> priorityList, List<String> targetsprintList, List<String> targetrevisionList, List<String> creatorList, List<String> implementerList, List<String> buildList, List<String> revisionList, List<String> environmentList, List<String> countryList, List<String> browserList, List<String> tcestatusList, String ip, String port, String tag, String browserversion, String comment, String bugid, String ticket) {117 return testCaseExecutionInQueueDAO.readBySystemByVarious(system, testList, applicationList, projectList, tcstatusList, groupList, tcactiveList, priorityList, targetsprintList,118 targetrevisionList, creatorList, implementerList, buildList, revisionList, environmentList, countryList, browserList, tcestatusList,119 ip, port, tag, browserversion, comment, bugid, ticket);120 }121 @Override122 public AnswerItem<TestCaseExecutionQueue> create(TestCaseExecutionQueue object) {123 return testCaseExecutionInQueueDAO.create(object);124 }125 @Override126 public Answer update(TestCaseExecutionQueue object) {127 return testCaseExecutionInQueueDAO.update(object);128 }129 @Override130 public Answer updateComment(long id, String comment) {131 return testCaseExecutionInQueueDAO.updateComment(id, comment);...
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