Examples of com.opengamma.financial.security.lookup.SecurityAttributeMapper


  @Override
  public Set<ComputedValue> execute(FunctionExecutionContext executionContext, FunctionInputs inputs, ComputationTarget target, Set<ValueRequirement> desiredValues) throws AsynchronousExecution {
    CurrencyPairs ccyPairs = (CurrencyPairs) inputs.getComputedValue(ValueRequirementNames.CURRENCY_PAIRS).getValue();


    SecurityAttributeMapper mapper = DefaultSecurityAttributeMappings.create(ccyPairs);
    
    Security security = target.getPositionOrTrade().getSecurity();
    Object result = mapper.valueFor(_attribute, security);
    
    return Collections.singleton(new ComputedValue(getSpec(target), result));
  }

                                            getUserPositionMaster(),
                                            getPortfolioAggregationFunctions().getMappedFunctions());
    CurrencyPairsSource currencyPairsSource = new ConfigDBCurrencyPairsSource(configSource);
    // TODO should be able to configure the currency pairs
    CurrencyPairs currencyPairs = currencyPairsSource.getCurrencyPairs(CurrencyPairs.DEFAULT_CURRENCY_PAIRS);
    SecurityAttributeMapper blotterColumnMapper = DefaultSecurityAttributeMappings.create(currencyPairs);
    AnalyticsViewManager analyticsViewManager = new AnalyticsViewManager(getViewProcessor(),
                                                                         getParallelViewRecompilation(),
                                                                         aggregatedViewDefManager,
                                                                         getComputationTargetResolver(),
                                                                         getMarketDataSpecificationRepository(),

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