Best Cerberus-source code snippet using org.cerberus.servlet.crud.transversaltables.ReadParameter.convertParameterToJSONObject
Source: ReadParameter.java
...179 JSONArray jsonArray = new JSONArray();180 if (resp.isCodeEquals(MessageEventEnum.DATA_OPERATION_OK.getCode())) {//the service was able to perform the query, then we should get all values181 for (Parameter param : (List<Parameter>) resp.getDataList()) {182 param = parameterService.secureParameter(param);183 jsonArray.put(convertParameterToJSONObject(param));184 }185 }186 object.put("hasPermissions", userHasPermissions);187 object.put("contentTable", jsonArray);188 object.put("iTotalRecords", resp.getTotalRows());189 object.put("iTotalDisplayRecords", resp.getTotalRows());190 item.setItem(object);191 item.setResultMessage(resp.getResultMessage());192 return item;193 }194 private AnswerItem findParameterBySystemByKey(String system1, String key, Boolean userHasPermissions, ApplicationContext appContext) throws JSONException {195 AnswerItem item = new AnswerItem();196 JSONObject object = new JSONObject();197 parameterService = appContext.getBean(ParameterService.class);198 AnswerItem answer = parameterService.readWithSystem1ByKey("", key, system1);199 Parameter p = null;200 if (answer.isCodeEquals(MessageEventEnum.DATA_OPERATION_OK.getCode())) {//the service was able to perform the query, then we should get all values201 p = (Parameter) answer.getItem();202 JSONObject response = convertParameterToJSONObject(parameterService.secureParameter(p));203 object.put("contentTable", response);204 }205 object.put("hasPermissions", userHasPermissions);206 object.put("isSecured", parameterService.isToSecureParameter(p));207 object.put("isSystemManaged", parameterService.isSystemManaged(p));208 item.setItem(object);209 item.setResultMessage(answer.getResultMessage());210 return item;211 }212 private JSONObject convertParameterToJSONObject(Parameter parameter) throws JSONException {213 Gson gson = new Gson();214 JSONObject result = new JSONObject(gson.toJson(parameter));215 return result;216 }217 private AnswerItem findDistinctValuesOfColumn(String system, ApplicationContext appContext, HttpServletRequest request, String columnName) throws JSONException {218 AnswerItem answer = new AnswerItem();219 JSONObject object = new JSONObject();220 parameterService = appContext.getBean(IParameterService.class);221 String searchParameter = ParameterParserUtil.parseStringParam(request.getParameter("sSearch"), "");222 String sColumns = ParameterParserUtil.parseStringParam(request.getParameter("sColumns"), "para,valC,valS,descr");223 String columnToSort[] = sColumns.split(",");224 List<String> individualLike = new ArrayList(Arrays.asList(ParameterParserUtil.parseStringParam(request.getParameter("sLike"), "").split(",")));225 Map<String, List<String>> individualSearch = new HashMap<>();226 for (int a = 0; a < columnToSort.length; a++) {...
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