source: trunk/grails-app/domain/dbnp/studycapturing/Template.groovy @ 937

package dbnp.studycapturing

import org.nmcdsp.plugins.aaaa.SecUser
import org.nmcdsp.plugins.aaaa.Entity

/**
 * The Template class describes a TemplateEntity template, which is basically an extension of the study capture entities
 * in terms of extra fields (which are described by classes that extend the TemplateField class).
 * Study, Subject, Sample and Event are all TemplateEntities.
 *
 * Within a Template, we have two different types of fields: 'domain fields' and 'template fields'.
 * The domain fields are TemplateFields which are given by the TemplateEntity itself and therefore always present
 * in any instance of that TemplateEntity. They are specified by implementing TemplateEntity.giveDomainFields()
 * The template fields are TemplateFields which are added specifically by the Template. They are specified
 * in the fields property of the Template object which is referenced by the TemplateEntity.template property.
 *
 * Revision information:
 * $Rev: 937 $
 * $Author: t.w.abma@umcutrecht.nl $
 * $Date: 2010-10-12 09:22:32 +0000 (di, 12 okt 2010) $
 */
class Template extends Entity {

        /** The name of the template */
        String name

        /** A string describing the template to other users */
        String description

        /** The target TemplateEntity for this template */
        Class entity

        /** The owner of the template. If the owner is not defined, it is a shared/public template */
        SecUser owner

        /** The template fields which are the members of this template. This is a List to preserve the field order */
        List fields

        static hasMany = [fields: TemplateField]

        static mapping = {
                name column:"templatename"
                description column:"templatedescription"
                entity column:"templateentity"
                owner column:"templateowner"
                fields column:"templatefields"
        }

        // constraints
        static constraints = {
                owner(nullable: true, blank: true)
                description(nullable: true, blank: true)

                fields(validator: { fields, obj, errors ->
                        // 'obj' refers to the actual Template object

                        // define a boolean
                        def error = false

                        // iterate through fields
                        fields.each { field ->
                                // check if the field entity is the same as the template entity
                                if (!field.entity.equals(obj.entity)) {
                                        error = true
                                        errors.rejectValue(
                                                'fields',
                                                'templateEntity.entityMismatch',
                                                [field.name, obj.entity, field.entity] as Object[],
                                                'Template field {0} must be of entity {1} and is currently of entity {2}'
                                                )
                                }
                        }

                        // got an error, or not?
                        return (!error)
                })

                // outcommented for now due to bug in Grails / Hibernate
                // see http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GRAILS-6020
                // This is to verify that the template name is unique with respect to the parent entity.
                // TODO: this probably has to change in the case of private templates of different users,
                // which can co-exist with the same name. See also TemplateField
                // name(unique:['entity'])

        }

        /**
         * overloaded toString method
         * @return String
         */
        def String toString() {
                return this.name;
        }

        /**
         * Look up the type of a certain template subject field
         * @param String fieldName The name of the template field
         * @return String       The type (static member of TemplateFieldType) of the field, or null of the field does not exist
         */
        def TemplateFieldType getFieldType(String fieldName) {
                def field = fields.find {
                        it.name == fieldName
                }
                field?.type
        }

        /**
         * get all field of a particular type
         * @param Class fieldType
         * @return Set < TemplateField >
         */
        def getFieldsByType(TemplateFieldType fieldType) {
                def result = fields.findAll {
                        it.type == fieldType
                }
                return result;
        }

        /**
         * get all required fields
         * @param Class fieldType
         * @return Set < TemplateField >
         */
        def getRequiredFields() {
                def result = fields.findAll {
                        it.required == true
                }
                return result;
        }

        /**
         * Checks whether this template is used by any object
         *
         * @returns             true iff this template is used by any object, false otherwise
         */
        def inUse() {
                return (numUses() > 0 );
        }

        /**
         * The number of objects that use this template
         *
         * @returns             the number of objects that use this template.
         */
        def numUses() {
                // This template can only be used in objects of the right entity. Find objects of that
                // entity and see whether they use this method.
                //
                // Unfortunately, due to the grails way of creating classes, we can not use reflection for this
                def elements;
                switch( this.entity ) {
                        case Event:
                                elements = Event.findAllByTemplate( this ); break;
                        case Sample:
                                elements = Sample.findAllByTemplate( this ); break;
                        case Study:
                                elements = Study.findAllByTemplate( this ); break;
                        case Subject:
                                elements = Subject.findAllByTemplate( this ); break;
                        default:
                                return 0;
                }

                return elements.size();
        }

        /**
         * overloading the findAllByEntity method to make it function as expected
         * @param Class entity (for example: dbnp.studycapturing.Subject)
         * @return ArrayList
         */
        public static findAllByEntity(java.lang.Class entity) {
                def results = []
                // 'this' should not work in static context, so taking Template instead of this
                Template.findAll().each() {
                        if (entity.equals(it.entity)) {
                                results[results.size()] = it
                        }
                }

                return results
        }
}