Examples of XRISubSegment

org.openxri.XRISubSegment
This class provides a strong typing for a XRI subsegment. Any object of this class that appears outside of the package is a valid subsegment. @author =chetan
org.openxri.xri3.XRISubSegment

Examples of org.openxri.XRISubSegment

      
      //// replace parent XRD
      parent = tmpXRDS.getFinalXRD();
      
      for (int k = 0; k < tmpXRDS.getNumChildren(); k++) {
        XRISubSegment subseg = remainingSegment.getSubSegmentAt(k);
        parentXRI = parentXRI + subseg;
      }
      
      remainingSegment = remainingSegment.getRemainder(tmpXRDS.getNumChildren());

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Examples of org.openxri.XRISubSegment

    CacheResult find(
        XRIAuthority oAuth, int nNextSubsegment, boolean bCompleteChain,
        Vector oCachedDescriptors)
    {
        // if there are no new subsegments to get, just return "this", we are done
        XRISubSegment oSubSegment = oAuth.getSubSegmentAt(nNextSubsegment);
        if (oSubSegment == null)
        {
            return new CacheResult(this, nNextSubsegment);
        }


        // also return if we can't find the next subsegment
        CacheNode oNode = find(oSubSegment.toString());
        if (oNode == null)
        {
            return new CacheResult(this, nNextSubsegment);
        }

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Examples of org.openxri.XRISubSegment

    * @param iTargetDepth - The index of the subsegment to stop at.
    * @return The final CacheNode created by this method
    */
    CacheNode mkdir(XRIAuthority oAuth, int n, int iTargetDepth)
    {
        XRISubSegment oSubSegment = oAuth.getSubSegmentAt(n);
        if (oSubSegment == null)
        {
            return this;
        }


        CacheNode oNode = mkdir(oSubSegment.toString());


        return ((n + 1) < iTargetDepth)
        ? oNode.mkdir(oAuth, n + 1, iTargetDepth) : oNode;


    } // mkdir()

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Examples of org.openxri.XRISubSegment

      
      //// replace parent XRD
      parent = tmpXRDS.getFinalXRD();
      
      for (int k = 0; k < tmpXRDS.getNumChildren(); k++) {
        XRISubSegment subseg = remainingSegment.getSubSegmentAt(k);
        parentXRI = parentXRI + subseg;
      }
      
      remainingSegment = remainingSegment.getRemainder(tmpXRDS.getNumChildren());

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Examples of org.openxri.XRISubSegment


    // We iterate through all subsegments of the XRI that we were given to resolve.


    for (int i=0; i<xriAuthority.getNumSubSegments(); i++) {


      XRISubSegment subSegment = xriAuthority.getSubSegmentAt(i);


      // Somehow we obtain an XRD for this subsegment


      xrd = magicXriResolution(subSegment);


      // Now we cache the XRD we just got. We do this by creating a new subsegment in the store.


      storeSubSegment = store.registerSubsegment(storeAuthority, subSegment.toString(), xrd);
      storeAuthority = store.getSubSegmentAuthority(storeSubSegment);
    }


    // Let's say a while later we want to resolve @free*earth*moon again... We find it in the store, yay!!!


    xri = new XRI("@free*earth*moon");
    xriAuthority = (GCSAuthority) xri.getAuthorityPath();


    storeAuthority = store.localLookup(xriAuthority);
    assertNotNull(storeAuthority);


    xrd = storeAuthority.getXrd();
    assertNotNull(xrd);


    assertEquals(xrd.getQuery(), "*moon");


    // We could also read the cache step by step, if we want to get the XRD for every subsegment.


    storeSubSegment = store.findRootSubSegment(xriAuthority.getGCSRoot());
    storeAuthority = store.getSubSegmentAuthority(storeSubSegment);


    for (int i=0; i<xriAuthority.getNumSubSegments(); i++) {


      XRISubSegment subSegment = xriAuthority.getSubSegmentAt(i);


      // Find the authority in the store for the current subsegment


      storeSubSegment = store.findSubSegment(storeAuthority, subSegment.toString());
      storeAuthority = store.getSubSegmentAuthority(storeSubSegment);


      assertNotNull(storeAuthority);
      xrd = storeAuthority.getXrd();
      assertNotNull(xrd);
      assertEquals(xrd.getQuery(), subSegment.toString());
    }
  }

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Examples of org.openxri.XRISubSegment


      //// replace parent XRD
      parent = tmpXRDS.getFinalXRD();
      
      for (int k = 0; k < tmpXRDS.getNumChildren(); k++) {
        XRISubSegment subseg = remainingSegment.getSubSegmentAt(k);
        parentXRI = parentXRI + subseg;
      }
      
      remainingSegment = remainingSegment.getRemainder(tmpXRDS.getNumChildren());

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Examples of org.openxri.XRISubSegment


    // We iterate through all subsegments of the XRI that we were given to resolve.


    for (int i=0; i<xriAuthority.getNumSubSegments(); i++) {


      XRISubSegment subSegment = xriAuthority.getSubSegmentAt(i);


      // Somehow we obtain an XRD for this subsegment


      xrd = magicXriResolution(subSegment);


      // Now we cache the XRD we just got. We do this by creating a new subsegment in the store.


      storeSubSegment = store.registerSubsegment(storeAuthority, subSegment.toString(), xrd);
      storeAuthority = store.getSubSegmentAuthority(storeSubSegment);
    }


    // Let's say a while later we want to resolve @free*earth*moon again... We find it in the store, yay!!!


    xri = new XRI("@free*earth*moon");
    xriAuthority = (GCSAuthority) xri.getAuthorityPath();


    storeAuthority = store.localLookup(xriAuthority);
    assertNotNull(storeAuthority);


    xrd = storeAuthority.getXrd();
    assertNotNull(xrd);


    assertEquals(xrd.getQuery(), "*moon");


    // We could also read the cache step by step, if we want to get the XRD for every subsegment.


    storeSubSegment = store.findRootSubSegment(xriAuthority.getGCSRoot());
    storeAuthority = store.getSubSegmentAuthority(storeSubSegment);


    for (int i=0; i<xriAuthority.getNumSubSegments(); i++) {


      XRISubSegment subSegment = xriAuthority.getSubSegmentAt(i);


      // Find the authority in the store for the current subsegment


      storeSubSegment = store.findSubSegment(storeAuthority, subSegment.toString());
      storeAuthority = store.getSubSegmentAuthority(storeSubSegment);


      assertNotNull(storeAuthority);
      xrd = storeAuthority.getXrd();
      assertNotNull(xrd);
      assertEquals(xrd.getQuery(), subSegment.toString());
    }
  }

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Examples of org.openxri.xri3.XRISubSegment

    System.out.println("Resolving XRI " + xri.toString());
    System.out.println("Listing " + xriAuthority.getNumSubSegments() + " subsegments...");


    for (int i=0; i<xriAuthority.getNumSubSegments(); i++) {


      XRISubSegment subSegment = xriAuthority.getSubSegment(i);
      System.out.println("Subsegment #" + i + ": " + subSegment.toString());
      System.out.println("  Global: " + subSegment.isGlobal());
      System.out.println("  Local: " + subSegment.isLocal());
    }


    System.out.println("Path: " + xriPath.toString());
  }

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