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Wed, 01 June 2011 19:30 |
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Originally posted by: <forums-noreply
Hi (saurav),
i hope that fit :d. For other the last two post in following topic: http://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/t/209676/. So, now to the content:
a) So today i tried a little bit with the QueryContext:
private static QueryContext getQueryContext(final ResourceSet rs) {
return new QueryContext() {
public URI[] getResourceScope() {
final List<URI> result = new ArrayList<URI>();
index.executeQueryCommand(new QueryCommand() {
public void execute(QueryExecutor queryExecutor) {
ResourceQuery<ResourceDescriptor> resourceQuery = IndexQueryFactory.createResourceQuery();
for (ResourceDescriptor desc : queryExecutor.execute(resourceQuery)) {
result.add(desc.getURI());
}
}
});
return result.toArray(new URI[0]);
}
public ResourceSet getResourceSet() {
return rs;
}
};
}
And changed to:
public QueryContext createQueryContext(final ResourceSet resourceSet, final URI... useURIs) {
return new QueryContext() {
@Override
public URI[] getResourceScope() {
URI[] result = new URI[useURIs.length];
for (int x = 0; x < useURIs.length; x++) {
result[x] = normalizer.normalize(useURIs[x]);
}
return result;
}
@Override
public ResourceSet getResourceSet() {
return resourceSet;
}
};
}
public QueryContext createQueryContextAll(final ResourceSet resourceSet) {
return new QueryContext() {
@Override
public URI[] getResourceScope() {
return indexedURIs.toArray(new URI[indexedURIs.size()]);
}
@Override
public ResourceSet getResourceSet() {
return resourceSet;
}
};
}
The first construct (mean: everything in index.executeQueryCommand(...)) is only to get ALL indexed resources, right? First i thought this way is every time necessary.
c) Ok, i get URIs and when i need/want the EObjects i have to loaded with the URIs. That is what you mean, i think, or?
I split the handling of things around Query 2 in two classes:
- IndexQuery2Manager
- QueryCommandsManager
Make things a bit more clear for me and it make fun to work with Query 2. Now i have to take a closer look to the SQL like language.
Greetings,
littleRathi
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