Package org.forgerock.openig.text

Class SeparatedValuesFile

java.lang.Object

org.forgerock.openig.text.SeparatedValuesFile

public class SeparatedValuesFile
extends Object

Allows records to be retrieved from a delimiter-separated file using key and value. Once constructed, an instance of this class is thread-safe, meaning the object can be long-lived, and multiple concurrent calls to getRecord is fully supported.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
SeparatedValuesFile(File file)	Builds a new SeparatedValuesFile reading the given file using a the Separators.COMMA separator specification and UTF-8 charset.
SeparatedValuesFile(File file, Charset charset)	Builds a new SeparatedValuesFile reading the given file using a the Separators.COMMA separator specification.
SeparatedValuesFile(File file, Charset charset, Separator separator)	Builds a new SeparatedValuesFile reading the given file.
SeparatedValuesFile(File file, Charset charset, Separator separator, boolean header)	Builds a new SeparatedValuesFile reading the given file.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
List<String>	getFields()	Returns the explicit field keys in the order they appear in a record, overriding any existing field header, or empty to use field header.
Map<String,String>	getRecord(String key, String value)	Returns a record from the file where the specified key is equal to the specified value.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

SeparatedValuesFile

public SeparatedValuesFile(File file)

Builds a new SeparatedValuesFile reading the given file using a the Separators.COMMA separator specification and UTF-8 charset. This constructor consider the file has a header line.

It is equivalent to call: new SeparatedValuesFile(file, "UTF-8");

Parameters:

file - file to read from

See Also:

SeparatedValuesFile(File, Charset)

SeparatedValuesFile

public SeparatedValuesFile(File file,
                           Charset charset)

Builds a new SeparatedValuesFile reading the given file using a the Separators.COMMA separator specification. This constructor consider the file has a header line.

It is equivalent to call: new SeparatedValuesFile(file, charset, Separators.COMMA.getSeparator());

Parameters:

file - file to read from

charset - Charset of the file (non-null)

See Also:

SeparatedValuesFile(File, Charset, Separator)

SeparatedValuesFile

public SeparatedValuesFile(File file,
                           Charset charset,
                           Separator separator)

Builds a new SeparatedValuesFile reading the given file. This constructor consider the file has a header line.

It is equivalent to call: new SeparatedValuesFile(file, charset, separator, true);

Parameters:

file - file to read from

charset - Charset of the file (non-null)

separator - separator specification

See Also:

SeparatedValuesFile(File, Charset, Separator, boolean)

SeparatedValuesFile

public SeparatedValuesFile(File file,
                           Charset charset,
                           Separator separator,
                           boolean header)

Builds a new SeparatedValuesFile reading the given file.

Parameters:

file - file to read from

charset - Charset of the file (non-null)

separator - separator specification

header - does the file has a header first line ?

Method Detail

getFields

public List<String> getFields()

Returns the explicit field keys in the order they appear in a record, overriding any existing field header, or empty to use field header.

Returns:

the explicit field keys in the order they appear in a record

getRecord

public Map<String,String> getRecord(String key,
                                          String value)
                                   throws IOException

Returns a record from the file where the specified key is equal to the specified value.

Parameters:

key - the key to use to lookup the record

value - the value that the key should have to find a matching record.

Returns:

the record with the matching value, or null if no such record could be found.

Throws:

IOException - if an I/O exception occurs.