source: trunk/grails-app/domain/dbnp/studycapturing/Subject.groovy @ 1118

package dbnp.studycapturing

import dbnp.data.Term
import dbnp.data.Ontology

/**
 * This domain class describes the subjects in a study.
 *
 * Revision information:
 * $Rev: 1118 $
 * $Author: work@osx.eu $
 * $Date: 2010-11-11 11:18:20 +0000 (do, 11 nov 2010) $
 */
class Subject extends TemplateEntity {
        // uncommented due to searchable issue
        // @see http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GRAILSPLUGINS-1577
        //static searchable = { [only: ['name']] }

        // A Subject always belongs to one Study
        static belongsTo = [parent: Study]

        /** The name of the subject, which should be unique within the study  */
        String name

        /** The species of the subject. In the domainFields property, the ontologies from which this term may come are specified.  */
        Term species

        static constraints = {
                // Ensure that the subject name is unique within the study
                name(unique: ['parent'])
        }

        static mapping = {
                name column: "subjectname"
        }

        /**
         * return the domain fields for this domain class
         * @return List
         */
        static List<TemplateField> giveDomainFields() { return Subject.domainFields; }

        // We have to specify an ontology list for the species property. However, at compile time, this ontology does of course not exist.
        // Therefore, the ontology is added at runtime in the bootstrap, possibly downloading the ontology properties if it is not present in the database yet.
        static List<TemplateField> domainFields = [
                new TemplateField(
                        name: 'name',
                        type: TemplateFieldType.STRING,
                        preferredIdentifier: true,
                        comment: 'Use the local subject name or the pre-defined name',
                        required: true),
                new TemplateField(
                        name: 'species',
                        type: TemplateFieldType.ONTOLOGYTERM,
                        comment: "The species name is based on the NEWT ontology; if a species is missing, please add it to the ontology using 'add more'",
                        required: true)
        ]

        /**
         * Return by default the name of the subject.
         *
         * @return name field
         */
        String toString() {
                return name
        }
}