Package org.apache.poi.hsmf.datatypes

Examples of org.apache.poi.hsmf.datatypes.ChunkGroup


      // Note - we don't handle children of children yet, as
      //  there doesn't seem to be any use of that in Outlook
      for(Entry entry : node) {
         if(entry instanceof DirectoryNode) {
            DirectoryNode dir = (DirectoryNode)entry;
            ChunkGroup group = null;
           
            // Do we know what to do with it?
            if(dir.getName().startsWith(AttachmentChunks.PREFIX)) {
               group = new AttachmentChunks(dir.getName());
            }
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      // Note - we don't handle children of children yet, as
      //  there doesn't seem to be any use of that in Outlook
      for(Entry entry : node) {
         if(entry instanceof DirectoryNode) {
            DirectoryNode dir = (DirectoryNode)entry;
            ChunkGroup group = null;
           
            // Do we know what to do with it?
            if(dir.getName().startsWith(AttachmentChunks.PREFIX)) {
               group = new AttachmentChunks(dir.getName());
            }
            if(dir.getName().startsWith(NameIdChunks.NAME)) {
               group = new NameIdChunks();
            }
            if(dir.getName().startsWith(RecipientChunks.PREFIX)) {
               group = new RecipientChunks(dir.getName());
            }
           
            if(group != null) {
               processChunks(dir, group);
               groups.add(group);
            } else {
               // Unknown directory, skip silently
            }
         }
      }
     
      // Now do the top level chunks
      processChunks(node, mainChunks);
     
      // All chunks are now processed, have the ChunkGroup
      // match up variable-length properties and their chunks
      for (ChunkGroup group : groups) {
         group.chunksComplete();
      }
     
      // Finish
      return groups.toArray(new ChunkGroup[groups.size()]);
   }
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      // Note - we don't handle children of children yet, as
      //  there doesn't seem to be any use of that in Outlook
      for(Entry entry : node) {
         if(entry instanceof DirectoryNode) {
            DirectoryNode dir = (DirectoryNode)entry;
            ChunkGroup group = null;
           
            // Do we know what to do with it?
            if(dir.getName().startsWith(AttachmentChunks.PREFIX)) {
               group = new AttachmentChunks(dir.getName());
            }
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      // Note - we don't handle children of children yet, as
      //  there doesn't seem to be any use of that in Outlook
      for(Entry entry : node) {
         if(entry instanceof DirectoryNode) {
            DirectoryNode dir = (DirectoryNode)entry;
            ChunkGroup group = null;
           
            // Do we know what to do with it?
            if(dir.getName().startsWith(AttachmentChunks.PREFIX)) {
               group = new AttachmentChunks(dir.getName());
            }
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      // Note - we don't handle children of children yet, as
      //  there doesn't seem to be any use of that in Outlook
      for(Entry entry : node) {
         if(entry instanceof DirectoryNode) {
            DirectoryNode dir = (DirectoryNode)entry;
            ChunkGroup group = null;
           
            // Do we know what to do with it?
            if(dir.getName().startsWith(AttachmentChunks.PREFIX)) {
               group = new AttachmentChunks(dir.getName());
            }
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      // Note - we don't handle children of children yet, as
      //  there doesn't seem to be any use of that in Outlook
      for(Entry entry : node) {
         if(entry instanceof DirectoryNode) {
            DirectoryNode dir = (DirectoryNode)entry;
            ChunkGroup group = null;
           
            // Do we know what to do with it?
            if(dir.getName().startsWith(AttachmentChunks.PREFIX)) {
               group = new AttachmentChunks(dir.getName());
            }
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