Package com.indexdata.mkjsf.pazpar2.commands

Each Pazpar2 command is represented by a class with methods for setting parameters and running the command against the selected Pazpar2 service.

See: Description

Class Summary

Class	Description
BytargetCommand	bytarget Pazpar2 command referenced as: pzreq.bytarget
CommandParameter	Represents a Pazpar2 command parameter with a name, an operator, a simple value and/or one or more complex values (expressions).
Expression	Represents a complex command parameter value, in form of an expression with an equality operator
FilterParameter	Represents a filter parameter as it applies to the Pazpar2 search command
InitCommand	init Pazpar2 command, referenced as: pzreq.init
LimitParameter	Represents a limit parameter as it applies to the Pazpar2 search command
Pazpar2Command	Represents a generic Pazpar2 or Service Proxy command with all its current parameters, and has methods for executing the command against the currently selected Pazpar2 service
Pazpar2Commands	Pazpar2Commands holds references to all Pazpar2 commands.
PingCommand	Represents a Pazpar2 ping command, , can be accessed by pzreq.ping
QueryParameter	Represents a query parameter as it applies to the Pazpar2 search command
RecordCommand	record Pazpar2 command, referenced as: pzreq.record
SearchCommand	search Pazpar2 command, referenced as: pzreq.search
SettingsCommand	Represents a Pazpar2 settings command, can be accessed by pzreq.settings
ShowCommand	show Pazpar2 command, referenced as: pzreq.show
StatCommand	stat Pazpar2 command, referenced as: pzreq.stat
TermlistCommand	termlist Pazpar2 command, referenced as: pzreq.termlist

Package com.indexdata.mkjsf.pazpar2.commands Description

Each Pazpar2 command is represented by a class with methods for setting parameters and running the command against the selected Pazpar2 service.

The UI can access the command objects through the bean Pazpar2Commands, which is exposed to the UI under the name pzreq.

For commands that has Service Proxy extension parameters, the UI can access the extension parameters through the getSp() method on the command - using for instance pzreq.record.sp

The UI can access Service Proxy-only commands through the getSp() method on the pzreq bean - for instance pzreq.sp.categories

Examples:

• pzreq.search.query references getter and setter for the query parameter of the search command.
• pzreq.search.run() executes the search command with current parameters
• pzreq.record.sp.recordquery references getter and setter on a Service Proxy-only parameter to the record command
• pzreq.sp.auth.run() executes a Service Proxy-only command