chris@3: /*
chris@3: * SONEWS News Server
chris@3: * see AUTHORS for the list of contributors
chris@3: *
chris@3: * This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
chris@3: * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
chris@3: * the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
chris@3: * (at your option) any later version.
chris@3: *
chris@3: * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
chris@3: * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
chris@3: * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
chris@3: * GNU General Public License for more details.
chris@3: *
chris@3: * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
chris@3: * along with this program. If not, see .
chris@3: */
chris@3:
chris@3: package org.sonews.storage;
chris@3:
chris@3: import java.util.ArrayList;
chris@3: import java.util.List;
chris@3: import org.sonews.util.Pair;
chris@3:
chris@3: /**
chris@3: * A logical communication Channel is the a generic structural element for sets
chris@3: * of messages; e.g. a Newsgroup for a set of Articles.
chris@3: * A Channel can either be a real set of messages or an aggregated set of
chris@3: * several subsets.
chris@3: * @author Christian Lins
chris@3: * @since sonews/1.0
chris@3: */
chris@3: public abstract class Channel
chris@3: {
chris@3:
cli@37: /**
cli@37: * If this flag is set the Group is no real newsgroup but a mailing list
cli@37: * mirror. In that case every posting and receiving mails must go through
cli@37: * the mailing list gateway.
cli@37: */
cli@37: public static final int MAILINGLIST = 0x1;
cli@39:
cli@37: /**
cli@37: * If this flag is set the Group is marked as readonly and the posting
cli@37: * is prohibited. This can be useful for groups that are synced only in
cli@37: * one direction.
cli@37: */
cli@37: public static final int READONLY = 0x2;
cli@39:
cli@37: /**
cli@37: * If this flag is set the Group is marked as deleted and must not occur
cli@37: * in any output. The deletion is done lazily by a low priority daemon.
cli@37: */
cli@37: public static final int DELETED = 0x80;
chris@3:
cli@37: public static List getAll()
cli@37: {
cli@37: List all = new ArrayList();
chris@3:
cli@37: /*List agroups = AggregatedGroup.getAll();
cli@37: if(agroups != null)
cli@37: {
cli@37: all.addAll(agroups);
cli@37: }*/
chris@3:
cli@37: List groups = Group.getAll();
cli@37: if (groups != null) {
cli@37: all.addAll(groups);
cli@37: }
chris@3:
cli@37: return all;
cli@37: }
chris@3:
cli@37: public static Channel getByName(String name)
cli@37: throws StorageBackendException
cli@37: {
cli@37: return StorageManager.current().getGroup(name);
cli@37: }
chris@3:
cli@37: public abstract Article getArticle(long idx)
cli@37: throws StorageBackendException;
chris@3:
cli@37: public abstract List> getArticleHeads(
cli@37: final long first, final long last)
cli@37: throws StorageBackendException;
chris@3:
cli@37: public abstract List getArticleNumbers()
cli@37: throws StorageBackendException;
chris@3:
cli@37: public abstract long getFirstArticleNumber()
cli@37: throws StorageBackendException;
chris@3:
cli@37: public abstract long getIndexOf(Article art)
cli@37: throws StorageBackendException;
chris@3:
cli@37: public abstract long getInternalID();
chris@3:
cli@37: public abstract long getLastArticleNumber()
cli@37: throws StorageBackendException;
chris@3:
cli@37: public abstract String getName();
chris@3:
cli@37: public abstract long getPostingsCount()
cli@37: throws StorageBackendException;
chris@3:
cli@37: public abstract boolean isDeleted();
chris@3:
cli@37: public abstract boolean isWriteable();
chris@3: }