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package com.hpe.adm.nga.sdk.metadata;
import com.hpe.adm.nga.sdk.network.OctaneHttpClient;
/**
*
* This class hold the metadata object and serves all functionality concern to fields metadata and entity metadata.
*
* The REST API metadata is split into two: entities and fields. For each context the correct method used:
*
*
* {@code [server_url]/metadata/entities} use {@link #entities()}
* {@code [server_url]/metadata/fields} use {@link #fields()}
* In addition you can use the API to retrieve specific entities and fields. For example:
* {@code [server_url]/metadata/entities?query="name EQ 'story'"} use {@link #entities(String...)} with "story" as the parameter
* {@code [server_url]/metadata/fields?query="entity_name EQ 'pipeline'"} use {@link #fields(String...)} with "pipeline" as the parameter
* Metadata can only be read (HTTP GET) so after the correct method is called the {@code execute()} method should be used.
* @see EntityMetadata for more information about entity metadata
* @see FieldMetadata for more information about field metadata
* */
public class Metadata {
// private members
private final OctaneHttpClient octaneHttpClient;
private final String urlDomain;
/**
* Creates a new Metadata object
*
* @param octaneHttpClient
* - Http Request Factory
* @param strMetadataDomain
* - metadata Domain Name
*/
public Metadata(OctaneHttpClient octaneHttpClient, String strMetadataDomain){
urlDomain = strMetadataDomain + "metadata";
this.octaneHttpClient = octaneHttpClient;
}
/**
* GetEntities metadata entity object
* @return new metadata entity object
*/
public GetEntityMetadata entities(){
return new GetEntityMetadata(octaneHttpClient, urlDomain);
}
/**
* GetEntities metadata entity object based on given entities names
* @param entities A comma separated array of entities that will be created to the context
* @return new metadata entity object
*/
public GetEntityMetadata entities(String...entities){
final GetEntityMetadata entity = new GetEntityMetadata(octaneHttpClient, urlDomain);
entity.addEntities(entities);
return entity;
}
/**
* GetEntities metadata field object
* @return new field object
*/
public GetFieldMetadata fields(){
return new GetFieldMetadata(octaneHttpClient, urlDomain);
}
/**
* GetEntities metadata field object based on given field names
* @param entities list of entities that will be returned
* @return an object containing field metadata
*/
public GetFieldMetadata fields(String...entities){
final GetFieldMetadata field = new GetFieldMetadata(octaneHttpClient, urlDomain);
field.addEntities(entities);
return field;
}
}