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package org.dspace.browse;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;
/**
* Interface for any class wishing to provide a browse storage later. This particular
* Data Access Object deals with building and destroying the database, and inserting and
* removing content from it. There is an alternative class BrowseDAO which deals with
* Read-Only operations.
*
* If you implement this class, and you wish it to be loaded via the BrowseDAOFactory
* you must supply a constructor of the form:
*
* public BrowseCreateDAOImpl(Context context) {}
*
* Where Context is the DSpace Context object
*
* Where tables are referred to in this class, they can be obtained from the BrowseIndex
* class, which will answer queries given the context of the request on which table
* is the relevant target.
*
* @author Richard Jones
*
*/
public interface BrowseCreateDAO
{
// this must have a constructor which takes a DSpace Context as
// an argument, thus:
//
// public BrowseCreateDAO(Context context)
/**
* Delete the record for the given item id from the specified table.
*
* Table names can be obtained from the BrowseIndex class
*
* @param table the browse table to remove the index from
* @param itemID the database id of the item to remove the index for
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public void deleteByItemID(String table, int itemID) throws BrowseException;
public void deleteCommunityMappings(int itemID) throws BrowseException;
public void updateCommunityMappings(int itemID) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Insert an index record into the given table for the given item id. The Map should contain
* key value pairs representing the sort column integer representation and the normalised
* value for that field.
*
* For example, the caller might do as follows:
*
*
* Map map = new HashMap();
* map.put(new Integer(1), "the title");
* map.put(new Integer(2), "the subject");
*
* BrowseCreateDAO dao = BrowseDAOFactory.getCreateInstance();
* dao.insertIndex("index_1", 21, map);
*
*
* @param table the browse table to insert the index in
* @param itemID the database id of the item being indexed
* @param sortCols an Integer-String map of sort column numbers and values
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public void insertIndex(String table, int itemID, Map sortCols) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Updates an index record into the given table for the given item id. The Map should contain
* key value pairs representing the sort column integer representation and the normalised
* value for that field.
*
* For example, the caller might do as follows:
*
*
* Map map = new HashMap();
* map.put(new Integer(1), "the title");
* map.put(new Integer(2), "the subject");
*
* BrowseCreateDAO dao = BrowseDAOFactory.getCreateInstance();
* dao.updateIndex("index_1", 21, map);
*
*
* @param table the browse table to insert the index in
* @param itemID the database id of the item being indexed
* @param sortCols an Integer-String map of sort column numbers and values
* @return true if the record is updated, false if not found
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public boolean updateIndex(String table, int itemID, Map sortCols) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Get the browse index's internal id for the location of the given string
* and sort value in the given table. This method should always return a
* positive integer, as if no existing ID is available for the given value
* then one should be inserted using the data supplied, and the ID returned.
*
* Generally this method is used in conjunction with createDistinctMapping thus:
*
*
* BrowseCreateDAO dao = BrowseDAOFactory.getCreateInstance();
* dao.createDistinctMapping("index_1_distinct_map", 21,
* dao.getDistinctID("index_1_distinct", "Human Readable", "human readable"));
*
*
* When it creates a distinct record, it would usually do so through insertDistinctRecord
* defined below.
*
* @param table the table in which to look for/create the id
* @param value the value on which to search
* @param sortValue the sort value to use in case of the need to create
* @return the database id of the distinct record
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public int getDistinctID(String table, String value, String authority, String sortValue) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Insert the given value and sort value into the distinct index table. This
* returns an integer which represents the database id of the created record, so
* that it can be used, for example in createDistinctMapping thus:
*
*
* BrowseCreateDAO dao = BrowseDAOFactory.getCreateInstance();
* dao.createDistinctMapping("index_1_distinct_map", 21,
* dao.insertDistinctRecord("index_1_distinct", "Human Readable", "human readable"));
*
*
* This is less good than using getDistinctID defined above, as if there is
* already a distinct value in the table it may throw an exception
*
* @param table the table into which to insert the record
* @param value the value to insert
* @param sortValue the sort value to insert
* @return the database id of the created record
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public int insertDistinctRecord(String table, String value, String authority, String sortValue) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Update a mapping between an item id and a distinct metadata field such as an author,
* who can appear in multiple items. To get the id of the distinct record you should
* use either getDistinctID or insertDistinctRecord as defined above.
*
* @param table the mapping table
* @param itemID the item id
* @param distinctIDs the id of the distinct record
* @return the ids of any distinct records that have been unmapped
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public MappingResults updateDistinctMappings(String table, int itemID, Set distinctIDs) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Find out of a given table exists.
*
* @param table the table to test
* @return true if exists, false if not
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public boolean testTableExistence(String table) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Drop the given table name, and all other resources that are attached to it. In normal
* relational database land this will include constraints and views. If the boolean execute
* is true this operation should be carried out, and if it is false it should not. The returned
* string should contain the SQL (if relevant) that the caller can do with what they like
* (for example, output to the screen).
*
* @param table The table to drop
* @param execute Whether to action the removal or not
* @return The instructions (SQL) that effect the removal
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public String dropIndexAndRelated(String table, boolean execute) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Drop the given sequence name. This is relevant to most forms of database, but not all.
* If the boolean execute is true this operation should be carried out, and if it is false
* it should not. The returned string should contain the SQL (if relevant) that the caller
* can do with what they like (for example, output to the screen)
*
* @param sequence the sequence to drop
* @param execute whether to action the removal or not
* @return The instructions (SQL) that effect the removal
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public String dropSequence(String sequence, boolean execute) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Drop the given view name. This is relevant to most forms of database, but not all.
* If the boolean execute is true this operation should be carried out, and if it is false
* it should not. The returned string should contain the SQL (if relevant) that the caller
* can do with what they like (for example, output to the screen)
*
* @param view the view to drop
* @param execute whether to action the removal or not
* @return The instructions (SQL) that effect the removal
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public String dropView(String view, boolean execute) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Create the sequence with the given name. This is relevant to most forms of database, but not all.
* If the boolean execute is true this operation should be carried out, and if it is false
* it should not. The returned string should contain the SQL (if relevant) that the caller
* can do with what they like (for example, output to the screen)
*
* @param sequence the sequence to create
* @param execute whether to action the create or not
* @return the instructions (SQL) that effect the creation
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public String createSequence(String sequence, boolean execute) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Create the main index table. This is the one which will contain a single row per
* item. If the boolean execute is true this operation should be carried out, and if it is false
* it should not. The returned string should contain the SQL (if relevant) that the caller
* can do with what they like (for example, output to the screen)
*
* This form is used for the primary item browse tables
*
* This should be used, for example, like this:
*
*
* List list = new ArrayList();
* list.add(new Integer(1));
* list.add(new Integer(2));
*
* BrowseCreateDAO dao = BrowseDAOFactory.getCreateInstance();
* dao.createPrimaryTable("index_1", list, true);
*
*
* @param table the raw table to create
* @param sortCols a List of Integers numbering the sort columns required
* @param execute whether to action the create or not
* @return the instructions (SQL) that effect the creation
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public String createPrimaryTable(String table, List sortCols, boolean execute) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Create any indices that the implementing DAO sees fit to maximise performance.
* If the boolean execute is true this operation should be carried out, and if it is false
* it should not. The returned string array should contain the SQL (if relevant) that the caller
* can do with what they like (for example, output to the screen). It's an array so that
* you can return each bit of SQL as an element if you want.
*
* @param table the table upon which to create indices
* @param sortCols TODO
* @param execute whether to action the create or not
* @return the instructions (SQL) that effect the indices
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public String[] createDatabaseIndices(String table, List sortCols, boolean value, boolean execute) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Create any indices that the implementing DAO sees fit to maximise performance.
* If the boolean execute is true this operation should be carried out, and if it is false
* it should not. The returned string array should contain the SQL (if relevant) that the caller
* can do with what they like (for example, output to the screen). It's an array so that
* you can return each bit of SQL as an element if you want.
*
* @param disTable the distinct table upon which to create indices
* @param mapTable the mapping table upon which to create indices
* @param execute whether to action the create or not
* @return the instructions (SQL) that effect the indices
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public String[] createMapIndices(String disTable, String mapTable, boolean execute) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Create the View of the full item index as seen from a collection.
* If the boolean execute is true this operation should be carried out, and if it is false
* it should not. The returned string array should contain the SQL (if relevant) that the caller
* can do with what they like (for example, output to the screen).
*
* @param table the table to create the view on
* @param view the name of the view to create
* @param execute whether to action the create or not
* @return the instructions (SQL) that effects the create
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public String createCollectionView(String table, String view, boolean execute) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Create the View of the full item index as seen from a community
* If the boolean execute is true this operation should be carried out, and if it is false
* it should not. The returned string array should contain the SQL (if relevant) that the caller
* can do with what they like (for example, output to the screen).
*
* @param table the table to create the view on
* @param view the name of the view to create
* @param execute whether to action the create or not
* @return the instructions (SQL) that effects the create
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public String createCommunityView(String table, String view, boolean execute) throws BrowseException;
public List deleteMappingsByItemID(String mapTable, int itemID) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Create the table which will hold the distinct metadata values that appear in multiple
* items. For example, this table may hold a list of unique authors, each name in the
* metadata for the entire system appearing only once. Or for subject classifications.
* If the boolean execute is true this operation should be carried out, and if it is false
* it should not. The returned string array should contain the SQL (if relevant) that the caller
* can do with what they like (for example, output to the screen).
*
* @param table the table to create
* @param execute whether to action the create or not
* @return the instructions (SQL) that effects the create
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public String createDistinctTable(String table, boolean execute) throws BrowseException;
/**
* Create a table to hold a mapping between an item and a distinct metadata value that can appear
* across multiple items (for example, author names). If the boolean execute is true this
* operation should be carried out, and if it is false it should not.
*
* @param table the name of the distinct table which holds the target of the mapping
* @param map the name of the mapping table itself
* @param execute whether to execute the query or not
* @return
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public String createDistinctMap(String table, String map, boolean execute) throws BrowseException;
/**
* So that any left over indices for items which have been deleted can be assured to have
* been removed, this method checks for indices for items which are not in the item table.
* If it finds an index which does not have an associated item it removes it.
*
* @param table the index table to check
* @param withdrawn TODO
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public void pruneExcess(String table, boolean withdrawn) throws BrowseException;
/**
* So that any left over indices for items which have been deleted can be assured to have
* been removed, this method checks for indices for items which are not in the item table.
* If it finds an index which does not have an associated item it removes it.
*
* @param map the name of the associated distinct mapping table
* @param withdrawn TODO
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public void pruneMapExcess(String map, boolean withdrawn, List distinctIds) throws BrowseException;
/**
* So that there are no distinct values indexed which are no longer referenced from the
* map table, this method checks for values which are not referenced from the map,
* and removes them.
*
* @param table the name of the distinct index table
* @param map the name of the associated distinct mapping table.
* @throws BrowseException
*/
public void pruneDistinct(String table, String map, List distinctIds) throws BrowseException;
}
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