public interface AttributeLookupSettings
The range bounds allows the party executing the lookup against this attribute to enter a value for both ends (lower and upper bounds) in order to determine if the attribute is "between" those two values.
Note that an attribute range only makes sense if the DataType
of the attribute is
a date or numerical data type. The consumer of these settings is free to ignore the given
attribute range information if it does not believe it is possible to successfully present a range-based
lookup option based on the data type (or other settings) of the AttributeField
.
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
---|---|
String |
getLowerLabel() |
String |
getUpperLabel() |
Boolean |
isCaseSensitive()
Indicates if lookups which use this attribute should execute the lookup against this attribute
in a case sensitive fashion.
|
boolean |
isInCriteria()
Returns true if this field should be included as part of the lookup criteria, false if not.
|
boolean |
isInResults()
Returns true if this field should be included in the result set of the lookup, false if not.
|
boolean |
isLowerBoundInclusive()
Returns true if the lower bound should be treated as inclusive when executing a ranged
lookup against the attribute, false if it should be treated as exclusive.
|
Boolean |
isLowerDatePicker() |
boolean |
isRanged()
Returns true if lookups against this field should be handled as a lookup operation supporting a range-based
search of data against the field.
|
boolean |
isUpperBoundInclusive()
Returns true if the upper bound should be treated as inclusive when executing a ranged
lookup against the attribute, false if it should be treated as exclusive.
|
Boolean |
isUpperDatePicker() |
boolean isInCriteria()
boolean isInResults()
boolean isRanged()
boolean isLowerBoundInclusive()
boolean isUpperBoundInclusive()
Boolean isCaseSensitive()
String getLowerLabel()
String getUpperLabel()
Boolean isLowerDatePicker()
Boolean isUpperDatePicker()
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