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## com.bea.content.paging
Interface ICMPagedResult<T>

All Superinterfaces
  FilterablePagedResult<T>, PagedResult<T>, Serializable, SortableFilterablePagedResult<T>, SortablePagedResult<T>

    public interface ICMPagedResult<T>

extends SortableFilterablePagedResult<T>

An ICMPagedResult represents a collection of query results in a page-based structure. An ICMPagedResult can be constructed from an IPagedList via `CMPagedResultFactory`.

An overview of capabilities, including sorting and filtering, is provided in the package documentation at `com.bea.content.paging`.

The number of items per page may be configured via the `PAGE_SIZE_KEY` context key. The number of items to load at a time may be configured via the `ContentListKeys.BATCH_LOADING_SIZE_KEY` context key and the getBatchLoadingSize() and setBatchLoadingSize() methods.

For optimal performance, configure the page size and batch loading size ContentContext keys before calling the CM APIs to retrieve the IPagedList.

ICMPagedResult instances may support extra capabilities, such as determining the total number of items, if the batch size is set to `ContentListKeys.ALL_ITEMS`. You should set this in the ContentContext before calling the CM APIs to retrieve the IPagedList. For memory consumption reasons, this should generally only be used if you expect there to be a limited number of items in the PagedList, or you are using other mechanisms to limit the total number of items retrieved, such as a search max results parameter.

This interface is intended to be implemented only by Oracle Weblogic Portal. Oracle Systems reserves the right to add abstract methods to this interface without notice. Implementations of this interface by other parties must not be expected to compile without change in future versions of Oracle Weblogic Portal.

Field Summary
`static ContextKey` | `PAGE_SIZE_KEY` optional CONTEXT KEY which can be placed in the ContentContext -- see `ContentContext` Specifies the pagesize to use.

Fields inherited from interface com.bea.p13n.pagination.PagedResult
`COUNT_UNKNOWN`

Fields inherited from interface com.bea.p13n.pagination.PagedResult
`COUNT_UNKNOWN`

Method Summary
`void` | `close()` Close the result and release any resources which it holds.
`Iterator<T>` | `currentPage()` Retrieves the current page of items.
`int` | `getBatchLoadingSize()` Returns the current batch loading size.
`int` | `getCurrentPageNumber()` Get the current page number.
`Set<String>` | `getFilterableProperties()` An implementation must report which of its properties can be legaly filtered.
`Locale` | `getFilterLocale()` Retrieve the current locale used for filtering.
`FilterMethod` | `getFilterMethod()` Retrieve the current state of the filter method (what way the result is currently filtered).
`String` | `getFilterProperty()` Retrieve the current state of the property used to filter the result.
`String` | `getFilterString()` Retrieve the current state of the string used to filter the result.
`int` | `getFullSize()` Finds query results size, regardless of the cost.
`Set<String>` | `getNativeFilterableProperties()`
`Set<FilterMethod>` | `getNativeFilterMethods()`
`Set<String>` | `getNativeSortableProperties()`
`Iterator<T>` | `getPage(int pageNumber)` Get the specified page.
`int` | `getPageCount()` If the CMPagedResult can efficiently identify the total # of pages in the collection, this method returns the total number of pages in the collection.
`int` | `getPageSize()` Get the size of the pages.
`Set<String>` | `getSortableProperties()` An implementation must report which of its properties can be legaly sorted.
`Locale` | `getSortLocale()` Retrieve the current locale used for sorting.
`SortOrder` | `getSortOrder()` Retrieve the current state of the sort order (what order the result is sorted by).
`String` | `getSortProperty()` Retrieve the current state of the property used to sort the result.
`Set<FilterMethod>` | `getSupportedFilterMethods()` An implementation must report which FilterMethods it supports.
`int` | `getTotalItemCount()` If the CMPagedResult can efficiently identify the total # of items in the collection, this method returns the total number of items in the collection.
`boolean` | `hasNextPage()` Is there a next page? Will a call to nextPage() succeed?
`boolean` | `hasPage(int pageNumber)` Does the given page exist? ICMPagedResult instances currently do not support direct page access, as reported by isGetPageSupported(), so this method always returns false.
`boolean` | `hasPreviousPage()` Is there a previous page? Will a call to previousPage() succeed?
`boolean` | `isCompleteResults()` Does this result represent a complete set of results? If not, then probably the maximum number of query results was reached and this iterator only represents a subset of the actual query.
`boolean` | `isGetPageSupported()` Does this iterator allow random access to pages? This method (vs.
`Iterator<T>` | `nextPage()` Get an iterator of the next page full of things.
`Iterator<T>` | `previousPage()` Get an iterator of the previous page full of things.
`void` | `reFilter(FilterMethod filterMethod, String filterString, String filterByProperty, Locale filterLocale)` Refilter the results.
`void` | `reset()`
`void` | `resize(int requestedSize)` Set a new page size.
`void` | `reSort(SortOrder sortOrder, String sortByProperty, Locale sortLocale)` Resort the results.
`void` | `setBatchLoadingSize(int requestedSize)` Updates the batch loading size, and sets the page iterator position to its start position before the first page (just like creating a new PagedResult) The batch loading size specifies how many items are loaded at a time from the backing store when items are retrieved.

Field Detail

### PAGE_SIZE_KEY

    static final ContextKey PAGE_SIZE_KEY

  optional CONTEXT KEY which can be placed in the ContentContext -- see `ContentContext` Specifies the pagesize to use. Page size must be positive.

Method Detail

### getPageSize

    int getPageSize()

  Description copied from interface: `PagedResult`
  Get the size of the pages. Each call to, for example, nextPage, should return (aproximately) this many items. Do not rely on this number to iterate thru the items, as some pages (like the last page) may have fewer.

  Specified by:
    `getPageSize` in interface `PagedResult<T>`

### getTotalItemCount

    int getTotalItemCount()
                          throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  If the CMPagedResult can efficiently identify the total # of items in the collection, this method returns the total number of items in the collection.

  CMPagedResults with a batch size of ContentListKeys.ALL_ITEMS can efficiently determine the total number of items in the collection. You can set the batch size in the ContentContext before retrieving the IPagedList from the CM API.

  It may also be possible to efficiently determine the total # of items if one has advanced to the last page.

  If the CMPagedResult cannot efficiently identify the total # of items in the collection, this method may return PagedResult.COUNT_UNKNOWN.

  Specified by:
    `getTotalItemCount` in interface `PagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getFullSize

    int getFullSize()
                    throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Finds query results size, regardless of the cost. This method behaves the same as getTotalItemCount(), except that it never returns PagedResult.COUNT_UNKNOWN.

  NOTE: this method is potentially very expensive, as expensive as accessing every item, since in some cases, the query results size cannot be determined efficiently. For this reason, it is generally preferable to call getTotalItemCount() instead.

  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getPageCount

    int getPageCount()
                     throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  If the CMPagedResult can efficiently identify the total # of pages in the collection, this method returns the total number of pages in the collection.

  CMPagedResults with a batch size of ContentListKeys.ALL_ITEMS can efficiently determine the total number of pages in the collection. You can set the batch size in the ContentContext before retrieving the IPagedList from the CM API.

  It may also be possible to efficiently determine the total # of pages if one has advanced to the last page.

  If the CMPagedResult cannot efficiently identify the total # of pages in the collection, this method may return PagedResult.COUNT_UNKNOWN.

  Specified by:
    `getPageCount` in interface `PagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### isCompleteResults

    boolean isCompleteResults()
                              throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `PagedResult`
  Does this result represent a complete set of results? If not, then probably the maximum number of query results was reached and this iterator only represents a subset of the actual query.

  Specified by:
    `isCompleteResults` in interface `PagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getCurrentPageNumber

    int getCurrentPageNumber()
                             throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `PagedResult`
  Get the current page number. This will be the number of the page retrieved by the last call to nextPage, previousPage, or getPage. If none of those methods have yet been called, it should return -1 (because the next page will be page 0, the first page).

  Specified by:
    `getCurrentPageNumber` in interface `PagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### hasPreviousPage

    boolean hasPreviousPage()
                            throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `PagedResult`
  Is there a previous page? Will a call to previousPage() succeed?

  Specified by:
    `hasPreviousPage` in interface `PagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### hasNextPage

    boolean hasNextPage()
                        throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `PagedResult`
  Is there a next page? Will a call to nextPage() succeed?

  Specified by:
    `hasNextPage` in interface `PagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### isGetPageSupported

    boolean isGetPageSupported()
                               throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `PagedResult`
  Does this iterator allow random access to pages? This method (vs. hasPage) can be used by a GUI to decide if presenting a "go to page" button or field is appropriate.

  Specified by:
    `isGetPageSupported` in interface `PagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### hasPage

    boolean hasPage(int pageNumber)
                    throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Does the given page exist? ICMPagedResult instances currently do not support direct page access, as reported by isGetPageSupported(), so this method always returns false. To check if a page exists, advance to the page. If the batch loading size is set to ContentListKeys.ALL_ITEMS, then all results will be stored in memory and this can be done quickly.

  Specified by:
    `hasPage` in interface `PagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### previousPage

    Iterator<T> previousPage()
                             throws NoSuchElementException,
                                    RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `PagedResult`
  Get an iterator of the previous page full of things.

  Specified by:
    `previousPage` in interface `PagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `NoSuchElementException` - if there is no previous page.
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### currentPage

    Iterator<T> currentPage()
                            throws NoSuchElementException,
                                   RepositoryRuntimeException

  Retrieves the current page of items. Note: For a brand-new PagedResult, you need to advance to the first page (by calling hasNextPage/nextPage) in order to retrieve the first set of items.

  Throws
    `NoSuchElementException`
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### nextPage

    Iterator<T> nextPage()
                         throws NoSuchElementException,
                                RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `PagedResult`
  Get an iterator of the next page full of things.

  Specified by:
    `nextPage` in interface `PagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `NoSuchElementException` - if there is no next page.
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getPage

    Iterator<T> getPage(int pageNumber)

  Get the specified page. ICMPagedResult instances currently do not support direct page access, as reported by isGetPageSupported(), so this method always throws an UnsupportedOperationException.

  Specified by:
    `getPage` in interface `PagedResult<T>`

### close

    void close()

  Description copied from interface: `PagedResult`
  Close the result and release any resources which it holds. Users must call this when finished using this object.

  Specified by:
    `close` in interface `PagedResult<T>`

### reset

    void reset()
               throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### resize

    void resize(int requestedSize)
                throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `PagedResult`
  Set a new page size. When a new page size is set, a PageIterator is REQUIRED to reset itself to "before" page one, so that nextPage will then return a new first page with the new sizing.

  Specified by:
    `resize` in interface `PagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getSortOrder

    SortOrder getSortOrder()

  Description copied from interface: `SortablePagedResult`
  Retrieve the current state of the sort order (what order the result is sorted by).

  Specified by:
    `getSortOrder` in interface `SortablePagedResult<T>`

### getSortProperty

    String getSortProperty()

  Description copied from interface: `SortablePagedResult`
  Retrieve the current state of the property used to sort the result. This property should match one of the java bean properties of the type being sorted. Might be null if the sortOrder is UNSORTED. Some implementations may ignore this property if the results (T) are single-valued (i.e. Strings usually).

  Specified by:
    `getSortProperty` in interface `SortablePagedResult<T>`

### getSortLocale

    Locale getSortLocale()

  Description copied from interface: `SortablePagedResult`
  Retrieve the current locale used for sorting. Null means that Locale is not considered when sorting. Even if set, the implementation might ignore the locale for some sort properties (i.e. numbers, which sort the same in any locale).

  Specified by:
    `getSortLocale` in interface `SortablePagedResult<T>`

### reSort

    void reSort(SortOrder sortOrder,
                String sortByProperty,
                Locale sortLocale)
                throws UnsupportedOperationException,
                       RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `SortablePagedResult`
  Resort the results. This should result in resetting the PagedResult's current page to "before page one", since the results will be quite different. It should also reset the internal state of sortOrder, sortProperty, and sortLocale to that indicated by the reSort.

  Most implementations should not simply reorder the current data, but should rather reissue page queries to retrieve sorted results.

  Specified by:
    `reSort` in interface `SortablePagedResult<T>`
  Parameters
    `sortOrder` - the new order to use for sorting. Null is not allowed.
    `sortByProperty` - the property of the result to use for sorting. If sortOrder is UNSORTED, this property is probably ignored (and reSort is not actually required to do anything at all). Must not be null or empty, unless sortOrder is UNSORTED or the implementation chooses to ignore it. Otherwise this must be one of the properties reported by getSortableProperties.
    `sortLocale` - locale used to sort. Null implies that sorting should not be based on Locale. Might be ignored if the bean or property being sorted does not support locale-based sorting (i.e. the property is an Integer).
  Throws
    `UnsupportedOperationException` - if the sort can not be performed on the given property.
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getFilterMethod

    FilterMethod getFilterMethod()
                                 throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `FilterablePagedResult`
  Retrieve the current state of the filter method (what way the result is currently filtered).

  Specified by:
    `getFilterMethod` in interface `FilterablePagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getFilterString

    String getFilterString()
                           throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `FilterablePagedResult`
  Retrieve the current state of the string used to filter the result. Might be null if the filterMethod is UNFILTERED.

  Specified by:
    `getFilterString` in interface `FilterablePagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getFilterProperty

    String getFilterProperty()
                             throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `FilterablePagedResult`
  Retrieve the current state of the property used to filter the result. Generally, must match one of the values returned by getFilterableProperties, however it might be null if the filterMethod is UNFILTERED. Some implementations may ignore this property if the results (T) are single-valued (i.e. Strings usually). In this case getFilterableProperties should return an empty array.

  Specified by:
    `getFilterProperty` in interface `FilterablePagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getFilterLocale

    Locale getFilterLocale()
                           throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `FilterablePagedResult`
  Retrieve the current locale used for filtering. Null means that Locale is not considered when filtering. Even if set, the implementation might ignore the locale for some properties. In order for locale-based filtering to make sense, the filter property will need different values for various locales.

  Specified by:
    `getFilterLocale` in interface `FilterablePagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### reFilter

    void reFilter(FilterMethod filterMethod,
                  String filterString,
                  String filterByProperty,
                  Locale filterLocale)
                  throws UnsupportedOperationException,
                         IllegalArgumentException,
                         RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `FilterablePagedResult`
  Refilter the results. This should result in resetting the PagedResult's current page to "before page one", since the results will be quite different. It should also reset the internal state of filterMethod, filterExpression, filterProperty, and filterLocale to those indicated by the reFilter arguments. Most implementations should not simply subset the current data, but should rather reissue page queries to retrieve filtered results.

  Specified by:
    `reFilter` in interface `FilterablePagedResult<T>`
  Parameters
    `filterMethod` - the new method to use for filtering. Null is not allowed.
    `filterString` - the string to use for filtering. If filterMethod is UNFILTERED, this is probably ignored, but reFilter should then reissue the query to return a full unfiltered set of results. May not be null or empty, unlesss filterMethod is UNFILTERED.
    `filterByProperty` - the property of the result to use for filtering. If filterMethod is UNFILTERED, this property is probably ignored (and reFilter simply resets to the full result set). Must not be null or empty, unless filterMethod is UNFILTERED or the implementation chooses to ignore it. Oherwise this should match one of the names returned by getFilterableProperties.
    `filterLocale` - locale used to filter. Null implies that filtering should not be based on Locale. Might be ignored if the bean or property being filtered does not support locale-based filtering (i.e. the property is an Integer or has no associated localized content).
  Throws
    `UnsupportedOperationException` - if filtering can not be performed for the given property or method.
    `IllegalArgumentException` - if filterMethod is null, or if the filterExpression or filterPropery are null or empty string when filterMethod is anything other than UNFILTERED.
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getNativeSortableProperties

    Set<String> getNativeSortableProperties()
                                            throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getNativeFilterMethods

    Set<FilterMethod> getNativeFilterMethods()
                                             throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getNativeFilterableProperties

    Set<String> getNativeFilterableProperties()
                                              throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getSortableProperties

    Set<String> getSortableProperties()
                                      throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `SortablePagedResult`
  An implementation must report which of its properties can be legaly sorted.

  Specified by:
    `getSortableProperties` in interface `SortablePagedResult<T>`
  Returns
    a set of strings naming sortable properties which can be used with reSort's sortProperty. May not be null, if no properties are sortable this method should return an empty set.
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getSupportedFilterMethods

    Set<FilterMethod> getSupportedFilterMethods()
                                                throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `FilterablePagedResult`
  An implementation must report which FilterMethods it supports. All implementations must support UNFILTERED, but some may, for example, only be able to support EQUALS and/or BEGINS_WITH. This method should return the set of supported methods. It must not be null, and needs not include UNFILTERED (but may), as this is implicitly required. Most implementations will probably return something like EnumSet.allOf( FilterMethod.class ).

  Specified by:
    `getSupportedFilterMethods` in interface `FilterablePagedResult<T>`
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getFilterableProperties

    Set<String> getFilterableProperties()
                                        throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Description copied from interface: `FilterablePagedResult`
  An implementation must report which of its properties can be legaly filtered.

  Specified by:
    `getFilterableProperties` in interface `FilterablePagedResult<T>`
  Returns
    a set of strings naming filterable properties which can be used with reFilter's filterProperty. May not be null, if the result type (T) is single-vauled (i.e. a String), and does not filter based on properties, then this method should return an empty set.
  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### getBatchLoadingSize

    int getBatchLoadingSize()
                            throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Returns the current batch loading size. The batch loading size specifies how many items are loaded at a time from the backing store when items are retrieved. This method may return the special batch loading size ContentListKeys.ALL_ITEMS

  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

### setBatchLoadingSize

    void setBatchLoadingSize(int requestedSize)
                             throws RepositoryRuntimeException

  Updates the batch loading size, and sets the page iterator position to its start position before the first page (just like creating a new PagedResult) The batch loading size specifies how many items are loaded at a time from the backing store when items are retrieved.

  The batch loading size must be either equal to the page size, or the special ContentListKeys.ALL_ITEMS size

  NOTE: This method should only be called before calling nextPage(). If this method is called after calling nextPage(), a RepositoryRuntimeException will be thrown

  NOTE: For performance reasons, rather than calling this method, it is preferable to configure the batch size in the ContentContext (using `ContentListKeys.BATCH_LOADING_SIZE_KEY`) before calling the CM API to retrieve a PagedList.

  Throws
    `RepositoryRuntimeException`

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