Examples of PagingRequest

com.opengamma.util.paging.PagingRequest
Simple immutable request for a page of results.
This class is follows the design of SQL OFFSET and FETCH/LIMIT, exposed as a first-item/size data model. This can be used to implement traditional fixed paging or arbitrary paging starting from an index.
This class is immutable and thread-safe.

Examples of com.opengamma.util.paging.PagingRequest

      @QueryParam("identifier") String identifier,
      @QueryParam("minquantity") String minQuantityStr,
      @QueryParam("maxquantity") String maxQuantityStr,
      @QueryParam("positionId") List<String> positionIdStrs,
      @QueryParam("tradeId") List<String> tradeIdStrs) {
    PagingRequest pr = buildPagingRequest(pgIdx, pgNum, pgSze);
    FlexiBean out = createSearchResultData(pr, identifier, minQuantityStr, maxQuantityStr, positionIdStrs, tradeIdStrs);
    return getFreemarker().build(HTML_DIR + "positions.ftl", out);
  }

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Examples of com.opengamma.util.paging.PagingRequest

      @QueryParam("identifier") String identifier,
      @QueryParam("minquantity") String minQuantityStr,
      @QueryParam("maxquantity") String maxQuantityStr,
      @QueryParam("positionId") List<String> positionIdStrs,
      @QueryParam("tradeId") List<String> tradeIdStrs) {
    PagingRequest pr = buildPagingRequest(pgIdx, pgNum, pgSze);
    FlexiBean out = createSearchResultData(pr, identifier, minQuantityStr, maxQuantityStr, positionIdStrs, tradeIdStrs);
    return getFreemarker().build(JSON_DIR + "positions.ftl", out);
  }

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  @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
  public Response getJSON(
      @QueryParam("pgIdx") Integer pgIdx,
      @QueryParam("pgNum") Integer pgNum,
      @QueryParam("pgSze") Integer pgSze) {
    PagingRequest pr = buildPagingRequest(pgIdx, pgNum, pgSze);
    PortfolioHistoryRequest request = new PortfolioHistoryRequest(data().getPortfolio().getUniqueId());
    request.setPagingRequest(pr);
    PortfolioHistoryResult result = data().getPortfolioMaster().history(request);
    
    FlexiBean out = createRootData();

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Examples of com.opengamma.util.paging.PagingRequest

  @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
  public Response getJSON(
      @QueryParam("pgIdx") Integer pgIdx,
      @QueryParam("pgNum") Integer pgNum,
      @QueryParam("pgSze") Integer pgSze) {
    PagingRequest pr = buildPagingRequest(pgIdx, pgNum, pgSze);
    PositionHistoryRequest request = new PositionHistoryRequest(data().getPosition().getUniqueId());
    request.setPagingRequest(pr);
    PositionHistoryResult result = data().getPositionMaster().history(request);
    
    FlexiBean out = createRootData();

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      @QueryParam("sort") String sort,
      @QueryParam("name") String name,
      @QueryParam("type") String type,
      @QueryParam("configId") List<String> configIdStrs,
      @Context UriInfo uriInfo) {
    PagingRequest pr = buildPagingRequest(pgIdx, pgNum, pgSze);
    ConfigSearchSortOrder so = buildSortOrder(sort, ConfigSearchSortOrder.NAME_ASC);
    FlexiBean out = search(pr, so, name, type, configIdStrs, uriInfo);
    return getFreemarker().build(HTML_DIR + "configs.ftl", out);
  }

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Examples of com.opengamma.util.paging.PagingRequest

      @QueryParam("sort") String sort,
      @QueryParam("name") String name,
      @QueryParam("type") String type,
      @QueryParam("configId") List<String> configIdStrs,
      @Context UriInfo uriInfo) {
    PagingRequest pr = buildPagingRequest(pgIdx, pgNum, pgSze);
    ConfigSearchSortOrder so = buildSortOrder(sort, ConfigSearchSortOrder.NAME_ASC);
    FlexiBean out = search(pr, so, name, type, configIdStrs, uriInfo);
    return getFreemarker().build(JSON_DIR + "configs.ftl", out);
  }

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      @QueryParam("name") String name,
      @QueryParam("identifier") String identifier,
      @QueryParam("type") String type,
      @QueryParam("securityId") List<String> securityIdStrs,
      @Context UriInfo uriInfo) {
    PagingRequest pr = buildPagingRequest(pgIdx, pgNum, pgSze);
    SecuritySearchSortOrder so = buildSortOrder(sort, SecuritySearchSortOrder.NAME_ASC);
    FlexiBean out = createSearchResultData(pr, so, name, identifier, type, securityIdStrs, uriInfo);
    return getFreemarker().build(HTML_DIR + "securities.ftl", out);
  }

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Examples of com.opengamma.util.paging.PagingRequest

      @QueryParam("name") String name,
      @QueryParam("identifier") String identifier,
      @QueryParam("type") String type,
      @QueryParam("securityId") List<String> securityIdStrs,
      @Context UriInfo uriInfo) {
    PagingRequest pr = buildPagingRequest(pgIdx, pgNum, pgSze);
    SecuritySearchSortOrder so = buildSortOrder(sort, SecuritySearchSortOrder.NAME_ASC);
    FlexiBean out = createSearchResultData(pr, so, name, identifier, type, securityIdStrs, uriInfo);
    return getFreemarker().build(JSON_DIR + "securities.ftl", out);
  }

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Examples of com.opengamma.util.paging.PagingRequest


  //-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  @Test
  public void test_history_noInstants_pageOne() {
    ObjectId oid = ObjectId.of("DbSec", "201");
    PagingRequest pr = PagingRequest.ofPage(1, 1);
    SecurityHistoryRequest request = new SecurityHistoryRequest(oid);
    request.setPagingRequest(pr);
    SecurityHistoryResult test = _secMaster.history(request);
    
    assertEquals(pr, test.getPaging().getRequest());

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  }


  @Test
  public void test_history_noInstants_pageTwo() {
    ObjectId oid = ObjectId.of("DbSec", "201");
    PagingRequest pr = PagingRequest.ofPage(2, 1);
    SecurityHistoryRequest request = new SecurityHistoryRequest(oid);
    request.setPagingRequest(pr);
    SecurityHistoryResult test = _secMaster.history(request);
    
    assertNotNull(test);

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