Examples of SearchTerm

ca.odell.glazedlists.impl.filter.SearchTerm
A SearchTerm object stores metadata around a single piece of text to be located. Search engines like Google capture more information than the simple search text to be located. This object tracks three other pieces of metadata in addition to the text to be located:
- {@link #isNegated()} returns true if the search term shouldNOT appear within the target text
- {@link #isRequired()} returns true if the search term MUST beused and cannot be discarded for any reason. (sometimes search engines discard frivolous search terms like "and", "of", and "the".
- {@link #getField()} controls the TextFilterator that produces thevalues to be searched when locating this SearchTerm. Specifically, a null Field indicates the TextFilterator of the {@link TextMatcher} will be used to produce values to be searched.A non-null Field will be used to obtain the TextFilterator that produces the values to be searched.
@author James Lemieux
javax.mail.search.SearchTerm
Base class for Terms in a parse tree used to represent a search condition. This class is Serializable to allow for the short term persistence of searches between Sessions; this is not intended for long-term persistence. @version $Rev: 125583 $ $Date: 2005-01-18 20:44:27 -0700 (Tue, 18 Jan 2005) $

Examples of javax.mail.search.SearchTerm

    }


    @Override
    public GmailMessageList getMessagesBy(EmailSearchStrategy strategy, String value)
    {
        SearchTerm seekStrategy = null;
        switch(strategy)
        {
            case SUBJECT:
                seekStrategy =  new SubjectTerm(value);
                LOG.debug("Fetching emails with a subject of \"" + value + "\"");

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Examples of javax.mail.search.SearchTerm

        Map<String, Object> sstParams = IntrospectionSupport.extractProperties(parameters, "searchTerm.");
        if (!sstParams.isEmpty()) {
            // use SimpleSearchTerm as POJO to store the configuration and then convert that to the actual SearchTerm
            SimpleSearchTerm sst = new SimpleSearchTerm();
            setProperties(sst, sstParams);
            SearchTerm st = MailConverters.toSearchTerm(sst, getCamelContext().getTypeConverter());
            endpoint.setSearchTerm(st);
        }


        // sanity check that we know the mail server
        ObjectHelper.notEmpty(config.getHost(), "host");

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Examples of javax.mail.search.SearchTerm

        log.debug( "Millis for fetching " + msgs.length + " Messages: "
            + (System.currentTimeMillis() - time) );


        if ( searchFields != null && searchFields.length > 0 && searchValues != null && searchValues.length > 0 ) {
          log.debug( "Start filtering messages..." );
          SearchTerm term = MessageUtils.createSearchTerm( searchFields, searchValues );
          msgs = folder.search( term );
          log.debug( "Millis for filtering " + msgs.length + " Messages: "
              + (System.currentTimeMillis() - time) );
        }

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Examples of javax.mail.search.SearchTerm

        Folder source = getFolder(folder, Folder.READ_WRITE);
        
        for (Rule rule : rules) {
            if ("move".equals(rule.getType())) {
                if (rule.getMatchingText() != null) {
                    SearchTerm st = new FromStringTerm(rule.getMatchingText());
                    Message[] msgs = source.search(st);
                    if (msgs != null && msgs.length > 0) {
                        moveMessages(msgs, source, getFolder(rule.getDestFolder(), Folder.READ_WRITE));
                    }
                } else if (rule.getOlderThan() > 0) {
                    
                }
            } else  if ("delete".equals(rule.getType())) {
                if (rule.getMatchingText() != null) {
                    SearchTerm st = new FromStringTerm(rule.getMatchingText());
                    Message[] msgs = source.search(st);
                    if (msgs != null && msgs.length > 0) {
                        moveMessages(msgs, source, getFolder(rule.getDestFolder(), Folder.READ_WRITE));
                    }
                } else if (rule.getOlderThan() > 0) {

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Examples of javax.mail.search.SearchTerm

  public void testAnd1() {
    EmailFilter emailFilter =
      filter()
        .from("from");


    SearchTerm expected = new FromStringTerm("from");
    assertEquals(expected, emailFilter.searchTerm);
  }

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Examples of javax.mail.search.SearchTerm

    EmailFilter emailFilter =
      filter()
        .from("from")
        .to("to");


    SearchTerm expected =
        new AndTerm(
          new FromStringTerm("from"),
          new RecipientStringTerm(Message.RecipientType.TO, "to")
        );
    assertEquals(expected, emailFilter.searchTerm);

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Examples of javax.mail.search.SearchTerm

          filter().from("from"),
          filter().to("to")


      );


    SearchTerm expected =
        new OrTerm(
          new FromStringTerm("from"),
          new RecipientStringTerm(Message.RecipientType.TO, "to")
        );

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Examples of javax.mail.search.SearchTerm

    EmailFilter emailFilter =
      filter().or()
          .from("from")
          .to("to");


    SearchTerm expected =
        new OrTerm(
          new FromStringTerm("from"),
          new RecipientStringTerm(Message.RecipientType.TO, "to")
        );

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Examples of javax.mail.search.SearchTerm

            .or()
            .not()
            .subject("subject")
            .from("from2");


    SearchTerm expected =
        new OrTerm(
          new OrTerm(
            new AndTerm(
                new FromStringTerm("from"),
                new RecipientStringTerm(Message.RecipientType.TO, "to")

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Examples of javax.mail.search.SearchTerm


  /**
   * Defines filter for SUBJECT field.
   */
  public EmailFilter subject(String subject) {
    SearchTerm subjectTerm = new SubjectTerm(subject);
    concat(subjectTerm);
    return this;
  }

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