Examples of DocumentCommand

org.eclipse.jface.text.DocumentCommand
Represents a text modification as a document replace command. The text modification is given as a {@link org.eclipse.swt.events.VerifyEvent} andtranslated into a document replace command relative to a given offset. A document command can also be used to initialize a given VerifyEvent.
A document command can also represent a list of related changes.
org.mifosplatform.infrastructure.documentmanagement.command.DocumentCommand
Immutable command for creating or updating details of a client identifier.

Examples of org.eclipse.jface.text.DocumentCommand

    DocumentCommand docCommand = createDocumentCommand(keypressOffset, length, "");
    return docCommand;
  }
  
  protected void testBackSpaceCommandWithNoEffect(String sourcePre, String sourceAfter) {
    DocumentCommand bsCommand = applyBackSpaceCommand(sourcePre, sourceAfter);
    testCommandWithNoEffect(bsCommand);
  }

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Examples of org.eclipse.jface.text.DocumentCommand

    DocumentCommand bsCommand = applyBackSpaceCommand(sourcePre, sourceAfter);
    testCommandWithNoEffect(bsCommand);
  }
  
  protected void testDeleteCommandWithNoEffect(String sourcePre, String sourceAfter) {
    DocumentCommand delCommand = applyDelCommand(sourcePre, sourceAfter);
    testCommandWithNoEffect(delCommand);
  }

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Examples of org.mifosplatform.infrastructure.documentmanagement.command.DocumentCommand

        /**
         * TODO: also need to have a backup and stop reading from stream after
         * max size is reached to protect against malicious clients
         **/


        /**
         * TODO: need to extract the actual file type and determine if they are
         * permissable
         **/
        final DocumentCommand documentCommand = new DocumentCommand(null, null, entityType, entityId, name, fileDetails.getFileName(),
                fileSize, bodyPart.getMediaType().toString(), description, null);


        final Long documentId = this.documentWritePlatformService.createDocument(documentCommand, inputStream);


        return this.toApiJsonSerializer.serialize(CommandProcessingResult.resourceResult(documentId, null));

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Examples of org.mifosplatform.infrastructure.documentmanagement.command.DocumentCommand


        /***
         * Populate Document command based on whether a file has also been
         * passed in as a part of the update
         ***/
        DocumentCommand documentCommand = null;
        if (inputStream != null && fileDetails.getFileName() != null) {
            modifiedParams.add("fileName");
            modifiedParams.add("size");
            modifiedParams.add("type");
            modifiedParams.add("location");
            documentCommand = new DocumentCommand(modifiedParams, documentId, entityType, entityId, name, fileDetails.getFileName(),
                    fileSize, bodyPart.getMediaType().toString(), description, null);
        } else {
            documentCommand = new DocumentCommand(modifiedParams, documentId, entityType, entityId, name, null, null, null, description,
                    null);
        }
        /***
         * TODO: does not return list of changes, should be done for consistency
         * with rest of API

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Examples of org.mifosplatform.infrastructure.documentmanagement.command.DocumentCommand

    @Consumes({ MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON })
    @Produces({ MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON })
    public String deleteDocument(@PathParam("entityType") final String entityType, @PathParam("entityId") final Long entityId,
            @PathParam("documentId") final Long documentId) {


        final DocumentCommand documentCommand = new DocumentCommand(null, documentId, entityType, entityId, null, null, null, null, null,
                null);


        final CommandProcessingResult documentIdentifier = this.documentWritePlatformService.deleteDocument(documentCommand);


        return this.toApiJsonSerializer.serialize(documentIdentifier);

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