omero::api::ITimeline
Overview
[ "ami", "amd" ]
interface ITimeline extends ServiceInterface
Service for the querying of OMERO metadata based on creation and
modification time. Currently supported types for querying include:
Return maps
The map return values will be indexed by the short type name above:
Project, Image, ... All keys which are passed in the
StringSet argument will be included in the returned map, even if
they have no values. A default value of 0 or the empty list []
will be used.
The only exception to this rule is that the null or empty StringSet
implies all valid keys.
Parameters
All methods take a omero::sys::Parameters object and will apply the filter
object for paging through the data in order to prevent loading too
many objects. If the parameters argument is null or no paging is activated,
then the default will be: OFFSET=0, LIMIT=50. Filter.ownerId and
Filter.groupId will also be AND'ed to the query if either value is present.
If both are null, then the current user id will be used. To retrieve for
all users, use ownerId == rlong(-1)
and
groupId == null
.
Merging
The methods which take a StringSet and a Parameters object, also
have a bool merge argument. This argument defines whether or
not the LIMIT applies to each object independently
("a","b" @ 100 == 200
) or merges the lists together
chronologically ("a","b" @ 100 merged == 100
).
Time used
Except for Image, IObject.details.updateEvent is used in all cases
for determining most recent events. Images are compared via
Image.acquisitionDate which is unlike the other properties is
modifiable by the user.
A typical invocation might look like (in Python):
timeline = sf.getTimelineService()
params = ParametersI().page(0,100)
types = ["Project","Dataset"])
map = timeline.getByPeriod(types, params, False)
At this point, map will not contain more than 200 objects.
This service is defined only in Blitz and so no javadoc is available
in the ome.api package.
TODOS: binning, stateful caching, ...
Operation Index
- getMostRecentAnnotationLinks
-
Return the last LIMIT annotation __Links__ whose parent (IAnnotated)
matches one of the parentTypes, whose child (Annotation) matches one
of the childTypes (limit of one for the moment), and who namespace
matches via ILIKE.
- getMostRecentShareCommentLinks
-
Return the last LIMIT comment annotation links attached to a share by
__others__.
- getMostRecentObjects
-
Returns the last LIMIT objects of TYPES as ordered by
creation/modification times in the Event table.
- getByPeriod
-
Returns the given LIMIT objects of TYPES as ordered by
creation/modification times in the Event table, but
within the given time window.
- countByPeriod
-
Queries the same information as getByPeriod, but only returns the counts
for the given objects.
- getEventLogsByPeriod
-
Returns the EventLog table objects which are queried to produce the counts above.
Operations
Return the last LIMIT annotation __Links__ whose parent (IAnnotated)
matches one of the parentTypes, whose child (Annotation) matches one
of the childTypes (limit of one for the moment), and who namespace
matches via ILIKE.
The parents and children will be unloaded. The link will have
its creation/update events loaded.
If Parameters.theFilter.ownerId or groupId are set, they will be
AND'ed to the query to filter results.
Merges by default based on parentType.
Return the last LIMIT comment annotation links attached to a share by
__others__.
Note: Currently the storage of these objects is not optimal
and so this method may change.
Returns the last LIMIT objects of TYPES as ordered by
creation/modification times in the Event table.
Returns the given LIMIT objects of TYPES as ordered by
creation/modification times in the Event table, but
within the given time window.
Queries the same information as getByPeriod, but only returns the counts
for the given objects.
Returns the EventLog table objects which are queried to produce the counts above.
Note the concept of period inclusion mentioned above.
WORKAROUND WARNING: this method returns non-managed EventLogs (i.e.
eventLog.getId() == null) for Image acquisitions.