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/*
 * This library is part of OpenCms -
 * the Open Source Content Management System
 *
 * Copyright (c) Alkacon Software GmbH & Co. KG (http://www.alkacon.com)
 *
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package org.opencms.flex;

import org.opencms.file.CmsResource;

/**
 * Contains information about the OpenCms request context required by the
 * Flex implementation.

* * An instance of this class is attached to every CmsRequestContext as * an attribute as soon as the request context is wrapped in a flex response. * Information about the "last modified" and "expire" times of VFS resources are * stored in this Object.

* * @since 6.0.0 */ public class CmsFlexRequestContextInfo { /** The currently calculated "expires" date for this request context .*/ private long m_dateExpires; /** The currently calculated "last modified" date for this request context. */ private long m_dateLastModified; /** * Public constructor.

*/ public CmsFlexRequestContextInfo() { // by default the expiration date is the max long value m_dateExpires = CmsResource.DATE_EXPIRED_DEFAULT; } /** * Returns the "expires" date for this context.

* * @return the "expires" date for this context */ public long getDateExpires() { return m_dateExpires; } /** * Returns the "last modified" date for this context.

* * @return the "last modified" date for this context */ public long getDateLastModified() { return m_dateLastModified; } /** * Merges this context info with the values from the other context info.

* * @param other the context info to merge with */ public void merge(CmsFlexRequestContextInfo other) { updateDateLastModified(other.getDateLastModified()); updateDateExpires(other.getDateExpires()); } /** * Updates the "expires" date for this context with the given value.

* * @param dateExpires the value to update the "expires" date with */ public void updateDateExpires(long dateExpires) { if (dateExpires > System.currentTimeMillis()) { if (dateExpires < m_dateExpires) { m_dateExpires = dateExpires; } } else { updateDateLastModified(dateExpires); } } /** * Updates the "last modified" date for this context with the given value.

* * The currently stored value is only updated with the new value if * the new value is either larger (i.e. newer) then the stored value, * or if the new value is less then zero, which indicates that the "last modified" * optimization can not be used because the element is dynamic.

* * @param dateLastModified the value to update the "last modified" date with */ public void updateDateLastModified(long dateLastModified) { if ((m_dateLastModified > -1) && ((dateLastModified > m_dateLastModified) || (dateLastModified < 0))) { m_dateLastModified = dateLastModified; } } /** * Updates both the "last modified" and the "expires" date * for this context with the given values.

* * @param dateLastModified the value to update the "last modified" date with * @param dateExpires the value to update the "expires" date with */ public void updateDates(long dateLastModified, long dateExpires) { updateDateLastModified(dateLastModified); updateDateExpires(dateExpires); } /** * Updates the "last modified" date for this context as well as the * "expires" date with the values from a given resource.

* * The "expires" date is the calculated from the given date values * of resource release and expiration and also the current time.

* * @param resource the resource to use for updating the context values */ public void updateFromResource(CmsResource resource) { // first set the last modification date updateDateLastModified(resource.getDateLastModified()); // now use both release and expiration date from the resource to update the expires info updateDateExpires(resource.getDateReleased()); updateDateExpires(resource.getDateExpired()); } }





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