Examples of ListOrderedMap

net.asfun.jangod.util.ListOrderedMap
org.apache.commons.collections.map.ListOrderedMap
Decorates a Map to ensure that the order of addition is retained using a List to maintain order.
The order will be used via the iterators and toArray methods on the views. The order is also returned by the MapIterator. The orderedMapIterator() method accesses an iterator that can iterate both forwards and backwards through the map. In addition, non-interface methods are provided to access the map by index.
If an object is added to the Map for a second time, it will remain in the original position in the iteration.
This class is Serializable from Commons Collections 3.1. @since Commons Collections 3.0 @version $Revision: 1.16 $ $Date: 2004/06/07 21:51:39 $ @author Henri Yandell @author Stephen Colebourne

Examples of org.apache.commons.collections.map.ListOrderedMap


        // remember the z-folder for later removal
        toRemove.add((NodeImpl) u.getNode().getParent().getParent());
        assertEquals(usersPath + "/z/zz/z", u.getNode().getPath());


        Map<String, String> m = new ListOrderedMap();
        m.put("zz", "/z/zz/zz");
        // zzz -> potential conflict: must be added to 3rd level
        m.put("zzz", "/z/zz/zzz/zzz");


        // more users -> added to 2nd level until max-size (5) is reached.
        m.put("zzABC", "/z/zz/zzABC");
        m.put("zzzh", "/z/zz/zzzh");


        // max-size on level 2 (zz) is reached -> added to 3rd level.
        m.put("zzzzZ", "/z/zz/zzz/zzzzZ");
        m.put("zzh", "/z/zz/zzh/zzh");
        m.put("zzXyzzz", "/z/zz/zzX/zzXyzzz");


        // zzzz, zzza -> potential conflicts on the 3rd level
        // -> must be added to 4th level
        m.put("zzzz", "/z/zz/zzz/zzzz/zzzz");
        m.put("zzza", "/z/zz/zzz/zzza/zzza");




        // zA -> to short for 3rd -> must be inserted at the 2nd level.
        m.put("zA", "/z/zA/zA");


        for (String uid : m.keySet()) {
            u = (UserImpl) uMgr.createUser(uid, uid);
            save(s);
            assertEquals(usersPath + m.get(uid), u.getNode().getPath());
        }
    }

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Examples of org.apache.commons.collections.map.ListOrderedMap


        // now create a second user manager that has auto-expand-tree enabled
        createUserManager(2, true, 1);




        Map<String, String> m = new ListOrderedMap();
        // upon creation of any a new user 'zzzA' an additional intermediate
        // folder would be created if there wasn't the colliding authorizable
        // 'zzz' -> autoexpansion is aborted.
        m.put("zzzA", "/z/zz/zzzA");
        // this is also true for 'zzzzz' and zzzBsl
        m.put("zzzzz", "/z/zz/zzzzz");
        m.put("zzzBsl", "/z/zz/zzzBsl");


        // on other levels the expansion must still work as expected.
        // - zzBsl -> zz is completed -> create zzB -> insert zzBsl user
        // - zzBslrich -> zz, zzB are completed -> create zzBs -> insert zzBslrich user
        m.put("zzBsl", "/z/zz/zzB/zzBsl");
        m.put("zzBslrich", "/z/zz/zzB/zzBs/zzBslrich");


        for (String uid : m.keySet()) {
            u = (UserImpl) uMgr.createUser(uid, uid);
            save(s);


            assertEquals(usersPath + m.get(uid), u.getNode().getPath());
            assertNotNull(uMgr.getAuthorizable(uid));
        }
    }

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