MessageProcessingHelper (Cyclos 4.15.15 Scripting API Documentation)

java.lang.Object
- org.cyclos.server.utils.MessageProcessingHelper

public class MessageProcessingHelper
extends Object

Contains utility methods to process messages

Constructor Summary

Constructors
Constructor Description

MessageProcessingHelper()

Method Summary

All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`static String`	`processDate(String message)`	Process a message, using the string between # and # as date pattern for today, example: "We are on #MM/yyyy#" on january, 2006, would result in "We are on 01/2006"
`static String`	`processDate(String message, Date date)`	Process a message, using the string between # and # as date pattern for the specified date, example: "We are on #MM/yyyy#" on january, 2006, would result in "We are on 01/2006"
`static String`	`processVariables(String message, Map<String,?> values)`	Process a message, replacing the specified variables between # and # example: "The member #member# paid you #amount# units." with the values map containing member => John; amount => 4 will result in "The member John paid you 4 units".

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

- Constructor Detail
  - MessageProcessingHelper
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public MessageProcessingHelper()
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- Method Detail
  - processDate
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public static String processDate(String message)
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    Process a message, using the string between # and # as date pattern for today, example: "We are on #MM/yyyy#" on january, 2006, would result in "We are on 01/2006"
  - processDate
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public static String processDate(String message,
                                 Date date)
```
    Process a message, using the string between # and # as date pattern for the specified date, example: "We are on #MM/yyyy#" on january, 2006, would result in "We are on 01/2006"
  - processVariables
```
public static String processVariables(String message,
                                      Map<String,?> values)
```
    Process a message, replacing the specified variables between # and # example: "The member #member# paid you #amount# units." with the values map containing member => John; amount => 4 will result in "The member John paid you 4 units".