com.openexchange.mail.search
Class ORTerm

java.lang.Object
  com.openexchange.mail.search.SearchTerm<SearchTerm<?>[]>
      com.openexchange.mail.search.ORTerm

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.io.Serializable

public final class ORTerm
extends SearchTerm<SearchTerm<?>[]>

ORTerm

Author:

Thorben Betten

See Also:

Serialized Form

Constructor Summary

ORTerm(SearchTerm<?> firstTerm, SearchTerm<?> secondTerm)
Initializes a new ORTerm

Method Summary

void	addMailField(java.util.Collection<MailField> col) Adds the addressed MailField to specified collection
boolean	containsWildcard() Checks if this search term's pattern contains wildcard characters '*' and '?'
SearchTerm<?>	filter(java.util.Set<java.lang.Class<? extends SearchTerm>> filterSet) Generates a search term with the unsupported search terms specified through filter removed.
javax.mail.search.SearchTerm	getJavaMailSearchTerm() Generates the corresponding JavaMail instance of SearchTerm from this search term
javax.mail.search.SearchTerm	getNonWildcardJavaMailSearchTerm() Generates the corresponding instance of SearchTerm from this search term without any wildcard characters.
SearchTerm<?>[]	getPattern() Gets the search terms that should be linked with an OR as an array of SearchTerm with length 2.
boolean	isAscii() Checks if this search term's pattern only consists of ASCII 7 bit characters.
boolean	matches(MailMessage mailMessage) Checks if specified mail message matches this search term
boolean	matches(javax.mail.Message msg) Checks if given message matches this search term
void	setFirstTerm(SearchTerm<?> firstTerm) Sets the first search term
void	setSecondTerm(SearchTerm<?> secondTerm) Sets the second search term

Methods inherited from class com.openexchange.mail.search.SearchTerm

filter

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ORTerm

public ORTerm(SearchTerm<?> firstTerm,
              SearchTerm<?> secondTerm)

Initializes a new ORTerm

Method Detail

getPattern

public SearchTerm<?>[] getPattern()

Gets the search terms that should be linked with an OR as an array of SearchTerm with length 2.

Specified by:

getPattern in class SearchTerm<SearchTerm<?>[]>

Returns:

The terms that should be linked with an OR

setFirstTerm

public void setFirstTerm(SearchTerm<?> firstTerm)

Sets the first search term

Parameters:

firstTerm - The first search term

setSecondTerm

public void setSecondTerm(SearchTerm<?> secondTerm)

Sets the second search term

Parameters:

secondTerm - The second search term

addMailField

public void addMailField(java.util.Collection<MailField> col)

Description copied from class: SearchTerm

Adds the addressed MailField to specified collection

Specified by:

addMailField in class SearchTerm<SearchTerm<?>[]>

Parameters:

col - The collection which gathers addressed fields

getJavaMailSearchTerm

public javax.mail.search.SearchTerm getJavaMailSearchTerm()

Description copied from class: SearchTerm

Generates the corresponding JavaMail instance of SearchTerm from this search term

Specified by:

getJavaMailSearchTerm in class SearchTerm<SearchTerm<?>[]>

Returns:

The corresponding instance of SearchTerm

getNonWildcardJavaMailSearchTerm

public javax.mail.search.SearchTerm getNonWildcardJavaMailSearchTerm()

Description copied from class: SearchTerm

Generates the corresponding instance of SearchTerm from this search term without any wildcard characters.

This is useful to preselect possible positives and to manually filtering out false positives.

Specified by:

getNonWildcardJavaMailSearchTerm in class SearchTerm<SearchTerm<?>[]>

Returns:

The corresponding instance of SearchTerm without any wildcard characters.

See Also:

SearchTerm.containsWildcard()

matches

public boolean matches(javax.mail.Message msg)
                throws MailException

Description copied from class: SearchTerm

Checks if given message matches this search term

Specified by:

matches in class SearchTerm<SearchTerm<?>[]>

Parameters:

msg - The message to check

Returns:

true if message matches this search term; otherwise false

Throws:

MailException - If check fails

matches

public boolean matches(MailMessage mailMessage)
                throws MailException

Description copied from class: SearchTerm

Checks if specified mail message matches this search term

Specified by:

matches in class SearchTerm<SearchTerm<?>[]>

Parameters:

mailMessage - The mail message to check

Returns:

true if specified mail message matches this search term; otherwise false

Throws:

MailException - If checking mail message against search term fails

filter

public SearchTerm<?> filter(java.util.Set<java.lang.Class<? extends SearchTerm>> filterSet)

Description copied from class: SearchTerm

Generates a search term with the unsupported search terms specified through filter removed.

For each search term contained in this search term the following rule is applied:

1. If search term is an instance of ORTerm or ANDTerm replace the unsupported with:
   • the neutral element if it is the first element that has to be replaced: BooleanTerm.FALSE for ORTerm and BooleanTerm.TRUE for ANDTerm
   • the failing element if term's other element has already been replaced to let the whole search term fail: BooleanTerm.FALSE for both ORTerm and ANDTerm
2. If search term is supported, return the search term itself
3. Otherwise replace with BooleanTerm.FALSE

Note: Only a shallow copy is generated; meaning further working on this search term may influence return value's search term.

Overrides:

filter in class SearchTerm<SearchTerm<?>[]>

Parameters:

filterSet - The filter set containing classes unsupported search terms

Returns:

A new search term with the unsupported search terms removed

isAscii

public boolean isAscii()

Description copied from class: SearchTerm

Checks if this search term's pattern only consists of ASCII 7 bit characters.

This method implies that this search is some kind of string search term. Returns true if not appropriate.

Overrides:

isAscii in class SearchTerm<SearchTerm<?>[]>

Returns:

true if search term's pattern only consists of ASCII 7 bit characters; otherwise false

containsWildcard

public boolean containsWildcard()

Description copied from class: SearchTerm

Checks if this search term's pattern contains wildcard characters '*' and '?'.

This method implies that this search is some kind of string search term. Returns false if not appropriate.

Overrides:

containsWildcard in class SearchTerm<SearchTerm<?>[]>

Returns:

true if this search term's pattern contains wildcard characters; otherwise false