[jbosstools-issues] [JBoss JIRA] (JBIDE-19267) OpenOns for batch artifacts

[Viacheslav Kabanovich (JIRA)]

     [ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-19267?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]

Viacheslav Kabanovich updated JBIDE-19267:
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    Description: 
1. Attribute \@ref - open java class.
a) Collection<IBatchArtifact> a = IBatchProject.getArtifacts(String name); where %name% is the attribute value.
b)IType t = IBatchArtifact.getType();
It is an error if the collection has more than one element, but open-on may show list of options.

2. Attribute \@next - open \@id by value. Look only among siblings of owner element of \@next.

3. Attribute \@to - open @id by value. Look only among children of the grandparent of the owner element of @to.

4. Attribute \@restart - open @id by value. Look only among children of root element <job>.

5. Attribute \@class - open java class, its name given by attribute's value.

6. Attribute properties/property/\@name - open java field.
a) Take parent of properties element and take its \@ref attribute. 
b) Collection<IBatchArtifact> a = IBatchProject.getArtifacts(String name); where %name% is the attribute \@ref value.
c) IBatchProperty p = IBatchArtifact.getProperty(String name); where %name% is the attribute \@name value.
d) IField f = IBatchProperty.getFiled();

7. Attribute properties/property/@value, when its value contains substring(s) #{jobProperties['%propertyName%']} - open properties/property/\@name with attribute value equal to %propertyName%.
Matching property should be looked for as follows:
a) try sibling 'property' elements.
b) move to the grandparent of 'properties' element and starting with it and then moving up by parent elements, take 'properties' child, and try its property children. As soon as a matching property is found, no other parent elements should be scanned (if they have matching properties, they are overridden by the most inner property).


  was:
1. Attribute \@ref - open java class.
a) Collection<IBatchArtifact> a = IBatchProject.getArtifacts(String name); where %name% is the attribute value.
b)IType t = IBatchArtifact.getType();
It is an error if the collection has more than one element, but open-on may show list of options.

2. Attribute \@next - open \@id by value. Look only among siblings of owner element of \@next.

3. Attribute \@to - open @id by value. Look only among children of the grandparent of the owner element of @to.

4. Attribute \@restart - open @id by value. Look only among children of root element <job>.

5. Attribute \@class - open java class, its name given by attribute's value.

6. Attribute properties/property/\@name - open java field.
a) Take parent of properties element and take its \@ref attribute. 
b) Collection<IBatchArtifact> a = IBatchProject.getArtifacts(String name); where %name% is the attribute \@ref value.
c) IBatchProperty p = IBatchArtifact.getProperty(String name); where %name% is the attribute \@name value.
d) IField f = IBatchProperty.getFiled();




> OpenOns for batch artifacts
> ---------------------------
>
>                 Key: JBIDE-19267
>                 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-19267
>             Project: Tools (JBoss Tools)
>          Issue Type: Sub-task
>          Components: batch
>            Reporter: Alexey Kazakov
>            Assignee: Daniel Azarov
>             Fix For: 4.3.0.Alpha2
>
>
> 1. Attribute \@ref - open java class.
> a) Collection<IBatchArtifact> a = IBatchProject.getArtifacts(String name); where %name% is the attribute value.
> b)IType t = IBatchArtifact.getType();
> It is an error if the collection has more than one element, but open-on may show list of options.
> 2. Attribute \@next - open \@id by value. Look only among siblings of owner element of \@next.
> 3. Attribute \@to - open @id by value. Look only among children of the grandparent of the owner element of @to.
> 4. Attribute \@restart - open @id by value. Look only among children of root element <job>.
> 5. Attribute \@class - open java class, its name given by attribute's value.
> 6. Attribute properties/property/\@name - open java field.
> a) Take parent of properties element and take its \@ref attribute. 
> b) Collection<IBatchArtifact> a = IBatchProject.getArtifacts(String name); where %name% is the attribute \@ref value.
> c) IBatchProperty p = IBatchArtifact.getProperty(String name); where %name% is the attribute \@name value.
> d) IField f = IBatchProperty.getFiled();
> 7. Attribute properties/property/@value, when its value contains substring(s) #{jobProperties['%propertyName%']} - open properties/property/\@name with attribute value equal to %propertyName%.
> Matching property should be looked for as follows:
> a) try sibling 'property' elements.
> b) move to the grandparent of 'properties' element and starting with it and then moving up by parent elements, take 'properties' child, and try its property children. As soon as a matching property is found, no other parent elements should be scanned (if they have matching properties, they are overridden by the most inner property).



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