Merge pull request #1258 from sleuthkit/dsp_comments

Dsp comments
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Richard Cordovano 2015-05-19 15:38:01 -04:00
commit 2d7f492046
3 changed files with 67 additions and 57 deletions

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@ -21,69 +21,70 @@ package org.sleuthkit.autopsy.corecomponentinterfaces;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
/*
* Defines an interface used by the Add DataSource wizard to discover different
* Data SourceProcessors.
/**
* Interface used by the Add DataSource wizard to allow different
* types of data sources to be added to a case. Examples of data
* sources include disk images, local files, etc.
*
* Each data source may have its unique attributes and may need to be processed
* differently.
*
* The DataSourceProcessor interface defines a uniform mechanism for the Autopsy UI
* The interface provides a uniform mechanism for the Autopsy UI
* to:
* - collect details for the data source to be processed.
* - Process the data source in the background
* - Be notified when the processing is complete
* - Collect details from the user about the data source to be processed.
* - Process the data source in the background and add data to the database
* - Provides progress feedback to the user / UI.
*/
public interface DataSourceProcessor {
/*
/**
* The DSP Panel may fire Property change events
* The caller must enure to add itself as a listener and
* then react appropriately to the events
*/
enum DSP_PANEL_EVENT {
UPDATE_UI, // the content of JPanel has changed that MAY warrant updates to the caller UI
FOCUS_NEXT // the caller UI may move focus the the next UI element, following the panel.
UPDATE_UI, ///< the content of JPanel has changed that MAY warrant updates to the caller UI
FOCUS_NEXT ///< the caller UI may move focus the the next UI element, following the panel.
};
/**
* Returns the type of Data Source it handles.
* This name gets displayed in the drop-down listbox
**/
*/
String getDataSourceType();
/**
* Returns the picker panel to be displayed along with any other
* runtime options supported by the data source handler.
**/
* runtime options supported by the data source handler. The
* DSP is responsible for storing the settings so that a later
* call to run() will have the user-specified settings.
*
* Should be less than 544 pixels wide and 173 pixels high.
*/
JPanel getPanel();
/**
* Called to validate the input data in the panel.
* Returns true if no errors, or
* Returns false if there is an error.
**/
*/
boolean isPanelValid();
/**
* Called to invoke the handling of Data source in the background.
* Returns after starting the background thread
* @param settings wizard settings to read/store properties
* @param progressPanel progress panel to be updated while processing
* Called to invoke the handling of data source in the background.
* Returns after starting the background thread.
*
**/
* @param progressPanel progress panel to be updated while processing
* @param dspCallback Contains the callback method DataSourceProcessorCallback.done() that the DSP must call when the background thread finishes with errors and status.
*/
void run(DataSourceProcessorProgressMonitor progressPanel, DataSourceProcessorCallback dspCallback);
/**
* Called to cancel the background processing.
**/
*/
void cancel();
/**
* Called to reset/reinitialize the DSP.
**/
*/
void reset();
}

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@ -16,7 +16,6 @@
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
*/
package org.sleuthkit.autopsy.corecomponentinterfaces;
import java.awt.EventQueue;
@ -26,24 +25,29 @@ import org.sleuthkit.datamodel.Content;
/**
* Abstract class for a callback for a DataSourceProcessor.
*
* Ensures that DSP invokes the caller overridden method, doneEDT(),
* in the EDT thread.
* Ensures that DSP invokes the caller overridden method, doneEDT(), in the EDT
* thread.
*
*/
public abstract class DataSourceProcessorCallback {
public enum DataSourceProcessorResult
{
NO_ERRORS,
CRITICAL_ERRORS,
NONCRITICAL_ERRORS,
public enum DataSourceProcessorResult {
NO_ERRORS, ///< No errors were encountered while ading the data source
CRITICAL_ERRORS, ///< No data was added to the database. There were fundamental errors processing the data (such as no data or system failure).
NONCRITICAL_ERRORS, ///< There was data added to the database, but there were errors from data corruption or a small number of minor issues.
};
/*
* Invoke the caller supplied callback function on the EDT thread
/**
* Called by a DSP implementation when it is done adding a data source
* to the database. Users of the DSP can override this method if they do
* not want to be notified on the EDT. Otherwise, this method will call
* doneEDT() with the same arguments.
* @param result Code for status
* @param errList List of error strings
* @param newContents List of root Content objects that were added to database. Typically only one is given.
*/
public void done(DataSourceProcessorResult result, List<String> errList, List<Content> newContents)
{
public void done(DataSourceProcessorResult result, List<String> errList, List<Content> newContents) {
final DataSourceProcessorResult resultf = result;
final List<String> errListf = errList;
@ -53,14 +57,19 @@ public abstract class DataSourceProcessorCallback {
EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
@Override
public void run() {
doneEDT(resultf, errListf, newContentsf );
doneEDT(resultf, errListf, newContentsf);
}
});
}
/*
* calling code overrides to provide its own calllback
/**
* Called by done() if the default implementation is used. Users of DSPs
* that have UI updates to do after the DSP is finished adding the DS can
* implement this method to receive the updates on the EDT.
*
* @param result Code for status
* @param errList List of error strings
* @param newContents List of root Content objects that were added to database. Typically only one is given.
*/
public abstract void doneEDT(DataSourceProcessorResult result, List<String> errList, List<Content> newContents);
};

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@ -18,10 +18,10 @@
*/
package org.sleuthkit.autopsy.corecomponentinterfaces;
/*
/**
* An GUI agnostic DataSourceProcessorProgressMonitor interface for DataSourceProcesssors to
* indicate progress.
* It models after a JProgressbar though it could use any underlying implementation
* It models after a JProgressbar though it could use any underlying implementation (or NoOps)
*/
public interface DataSourceProcessorProgressMonitor {