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/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*- */
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*/
#include <jobs/jobresult.hxx>
#include <jobs/jobconst.hxx>
#include <vcl/svapp.hxx>
#include <comphelper/sequenceashashmap.hxx>
#include <comphelper/sequence.hxx>
namespace framework
{
/**
@short special ctor
@descr It initialize this new instance with a pure job execution result
and analyze it. Doing so, we update our other members.
<p>
It's a list of named values, packed inside this any.
Following protocol is used:
<p>
<ul>
<li>
"SaveArguments" [sequence< css.beans.NamedValue >]
<br>
The returned list of (for this generic implementation unknown!)
properties, will be written directly to the configuration and replace
any old values there. There will no check for changes and we don't
support any merge feature here. They are written only. The job has
to modify this list.
</li>
<li>
"SendDispatchResult" [css.frame.DispatchResultEvent]
<br>
The given event is send to all current registered listener.
But it's not guaranteed. In case no listener are available or
this job isn't part of the dispatch environment (because it was used
by the css..task.XJobExecutor->trigger() implementation) this option
will be ignored.
</li>
<li>
"Deactivate" [boolean]
<br>
The job wish to be disabled. But note: There is no way, to enable it later
again by using this implementation. It can be done by using the configuration
only. (Means to register this job again.)
If a job knows, that there exist some status or result listener, it must use
the options "SendDispatchStatus" and "SendDispatchResult" (see before) too, to
inform it about the deactivation of this service.
</li>
</ul>
@param aResult
the job result
*/
JobResult::JobResult(/*IN*/ const css::uno::Any& aResult)
{
// reset the flag mask!
// It will reset the accessible state of this object.
// That can be useful if something will fail here ...
m_eParts = E_NOPART;
// analyze the result and update our other members
::comphelper::SequenceAsHashMap aProtocol(aResult);
if (aProtocol.empty())
return;
::comphelper::SequenceAsHashMap::const_iterator pIt
= aProtocol.find(JobConst::ANSWER_DEACTIVATE_JOB);
if (pIt != aProtocol.end())
{
/**
an executed job can force his deactivation
But we provide this information here only.
Doing so is part of any user of us.
*/
bool bDeactivate(false);
pIt->second >>= bDeactivate;
if (bDeactivate)
m_eParts |= E_DEACTIVATE;
}
pIt = aProtocol.find(JobConst::ANSWER_SAVE_ARGUMENTS);
if (pIt != aProtocol.end())
{
css::uno::Sequence<css::beans::NamedValue> aTmp;
pIt->second >>= aTmp;
comphelper::sequenceToContainer(m_lArguments, aTmp);
if (m_lArguments.empty())
m_eParts |= E_ARGUMENTS;
}
pIt = aProtocol.find(JobConst::ANSWER_SEND_DISPATCHRESULT);
if (pIt != aProtocol.end())
{
if (pIt->second >>= m_aDispatchResult)
m_eParts |= E_DISPATCHRESULT;
}
}
/**
@short copy dtor
*/
JobResult::JobResult(const JobResult& rCopy)
{
m_eParts = rCopy.m_eParts;
m_lArguments = rCopy.m_lArguments;
m_aDispatchResult = rCopy.m_aDispatchResult;
}
/**
@short standard dtor
@descr Free all internally used resources at the end of living.
*/
JobResult::~JobResult()
{
// Nothing really to do here.
}
/**
@short =operator
@descr Must be implemented to overwrite this instance with another one.
@param rCopy
reference to the other instance, which should be used for copying.
*/
JobResult& JobResult::operator=(const JobResult& rCopy)
{
m_eParts = rCopy.m_eParts;
m_lArguments = rCopy.m_lArguments;
m_aDispatchResult = rCopy.m_aDispatchResult;
return *this;
}
/**
@short checks for existing parts of the analyzed result
@descr The internal flag mask was set after analyzing of the pure result.
An user of us can check here, if the required part was really part
of this result. Otherwise it would use invalid information ...
by using our other members!
@param eParts
a flag mask too, which will be compared with our internally set one.
@return We return true only, if any set flag of the given mask match.
*/
bool JobResult::existPart(sal_uInt32 eParts) const { return ((m_eParts & eParts) == eParts); }
/**
@short provides access to our internal members
@descr The return value will be valid only in case a call of
existPart(E_...) before returned true!
@return It returns the state of the internal member
without any checks!
*/
const std::vector<css::beans::NamedValue>& JobResult::getArguments() const { return m_lArguments; }
const css::frame::DispatchResultEvent& JobResult::getDispatchResult() const
{
return m_aDispatchResult;
}
} // namespace framework
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