org.tolven.app.entity
Class MenuData

java.lang.Object
  org.tolven.app.entity.MenuData

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.io.Serializable

public class MenuData
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable

Where MenuStructure represents metadata about an account's menus, MenuData contains the actual data. for each MenuStructure, there will be zero or more corresponding MenuData records. A MenuStructure entry defines the rules that control the creation of menu data.

A MenuData entity is often, but not required to be, associated with a single DocBase entity which provides the detailed backing for the MenuData entity. For example, a CBC lab result could be represented by a single MenuData entity with the individual results represented in a RIM-based DocBase entity. This makes chronological results displays convenient. That same lab result document could also be represented by a number of MenuData items, one for each numeric value in the test which would be convenient for graphing, aggregation, or simply sorting by type of test.

The MenuData entity has a number of generic columns, the purpose of which changes by MenuStructure definition.

MenuData is often derived by summarizing activity from various source documents. However, at least in one case, an entire menu structure may be based on a single document. for example, a CCR document is specifically intended as a summary and so it's display may be nothing but a number of MenuStructures that define how to display the CCR document located in this document. As such, there may be little purpose in creating separate MenuData items that essentially just mirror the CCR document. To accomplish a display such as this, the MenuStructure rules for a CCR document should not create MenuData items but rather navigate the CCR structure directly. There must be a MenuData item representing the document itself along with a corresponding MenuStructure covering the display requirements for the document. Beyond root level in the MenuHierarchy, expression language (EL) in the display template, can access the document directly.

Author:

John Churin

See Also:

Serialized Form

Constructor Summary

MenuData()

MenuData(MenuData md)
Copy constructor

Method Summary

void	addPhrase(java.lang.String phrase, java.lang.String field, java.lang.String language) Add a phrase to this MenuData Item's word list.
void	addPlaceholderID(java.lang.String root, java.lang.String extension, java.lang.String assigningAuthority) Add a new id to the existing list of placeholders as long as the new id is unique.
void	addWord(java.lang.String word, int position, java.lang.String field, java.lang.String language) Add a word to this MenuData Item we quietly ignore duplicates.
java.lang.String	calculatePath() As a MenuData item is persisted, a full path is created.
boolean	equals(java.lang.Object obj) Compare two MenuData objects for equality.
Account	getAccount() Account is denormalized here (from MenuStructure) for performance and security: A user cannot access MenuData beyond their account.
java.lang.String	getActStatus() The Act Status of the underlying document, not of the MenuData item itself.
MSColumn	getColumn(java.lang.String fieldName)
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,MSColumn>	getColumnMap() A Transient attribute holding a map of the column definitions from the MenuStructure.
java.util.Date	getDate01() An an arbitrary date, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure
java.util.Date	getDate02() An an arbitrary date, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure
java.util.Date	getDate03() An an arbitrary date, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure
java.util.Date	getDate04() An an arbitrary date, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure
java.util.Date	getDateField(java.lang.String fieldName)
java.lang.Boolean	getDeleted()
long	getDocumentId() Optionally references the document which gave rise to this MenuData item.
java.util.Date	getExpirationTime() Expiration time, if non-null, defines when a particular MenuData item expires.
java.lang.Object	getExtendedField(java.lang.String fieldName) Get an extended field.
java.lang.Object	getField(java.lang.String fieldName) Return a field from MenuData by the name assigned by the Placeholder Columns in application.xml.
long	getId() return the unique id of this MenuData item
java.util.Date	getInternalDateField(java.lang.String fieldName)
java.lang.Object	getInternalField(java.lang.String fieldName)
java.lang.Long	getInternalLongField(java.lang.String fieldName)
java.lang.Double	getInternalPQValueField(java.lang.String fieldName)
java.lang.String	getInternalStringField(java.lang.String fieldName)
long	getKey(java.lang.String name) Get the named id from this MenuData item.
java.lang.Long	getLong01() An an arbitrary integer, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure
java.lang.Long	getLong02() An an arbitrary integer, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure
java.lang.Long	getLong03() An an arbitrary integer, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure
java.lang.Long	getLong04() An an arbitrary integer, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure
java.lang.Long	getLongField(java.lang.String fieldName)
AccountMenuStructure	getMenuStructure() Required reference to the MenuStructure item that defines this MenuData item.
MenuData	getParent01() A MenuStructure item can define a repeating data item.
MenuData	getParent02()
MenuData	getParent03()
MenuData	getParent04()
MenuData	getParentPath(java.lang.String fieldName)
java.lang.String	getParentPath01()
java.lang.String	getParentPath02()
java.lang.String	getParentPath03()
java.lang.String	getParentPath04()
java.lang.String	getPath() Path is a denormalization of the hierarchical nodes collected into a single string.
PlaceholderID[]	getPlaceholderIDArray()
java.util.Set<PlaceholderID>	getPlaceholderIDs()
AccountMenuStructure	getPlaceholderMenuStructure() Required reference to the MenuStructure item that defines this MenuData item.
java.lang.String	getPqStringVal01() Return the string representation of the physical quantity value.
java.lang.String	getPqStringVal02()
java.lang.String	getPqStringVal03()
java.lang.String	getPqStringVal04()
java.lang.String	getPqUnits01() An abritrary Physicial Quanitity.
java.lang.String	getPqUnits02()
java.lang.String	getPqUnits03()
java.lang.String	getPqUnits04()
java.lang.Double	getPqValue01()
java.lang.Double	getPqValue02()
java.lang.Double	getPqValue03()
java.lang.Double	getPqValue04()
MenuData	getReference() A MenuData reference provides a way of referencing another object such as on lists.
java.lang.String	getReferencePath()
Status	getStatus()
java.lang.String	getStatusName()
java.lang.String	getString01() An arbitrary string used to describe a MenuData item.
java.lang.String	getString02()
java.lang.String	getString03()
java.lang.String	getString04()
java.lang.String	getString05()
java.lang.String	getString06()
java.lang.String	getStringField(java.lang.String fieldName)
TrimHeader	getTrimHeader()
java.util.Set<MenuDataWord>	getWords() Return the set of words associated with this MenuDataItem
byte[]	getXml01() An arbitrary XML snippet associated with a MenuData item.
int	hashCode() Return a hash code for this object.
void	populateContext(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> context) Use the current path to populate a context map.
void	setAccount(Account account)
void	setActStatus(java.lang.String actStatus)
void	setColumnMap(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,MSColumn> columnMap)
void	setDate01(java.util.Date date01)
void	setDate02(java.util.Date date02)
void	setDate03(java.util.Date date03)
void	setDate04(java.util.Date date04)
void	setDeleted(java.lang.Boolean deleted)
void	setDocumentId(long documentId)
void	setExpirationTime(java.util.Date expirationTime)
void	setExtendedField(java.lang.String fieldName, java.lang.Object fieldValue)
void	setField(java.lang.String fieldName, java.lang.Object fieldValue) Set the value for a field using the name assigned by the placeholder column definition.
void	setId(long id)
void	setLong01(java.lang.Long long01)
void	setLong02(java.lang.Long long02)
void	setLong03(java.lang.Long long03)
void	setLong04(java.lang.Long long04)
void	setMenuStructure(AccountMenuStructure menuStructure)
void	setParent01(MenuData parent01)
void	setParent02(MenuData parent02)
void	setParent03(MenuData parent03)
void	setParent04(MenuData parent04)
void	setParentPath01(java.lang.String parentPath01)
void	setParentPath02(java.lang.String parentPath02)
void	setParentPath03(java.lang.String parentPath03)
void	setParentPath04(java.lang.String parentPath04)
void	setParents(MenuData[] parents)
void	setPath(java.lang.String path)
void	setPqStringVal01(java.lang.String pqStringVal01)
void	setPqStringVal02(java.lang.String pqStringVal02)
void	setPqStringVal03(java.lang.String pqStringVal03)
void	setPqStringVal04(java.lang.String pqStringVal04)
void	setPqUnits01(java.lang.String pqUnits01)
void	setPqUnits02(java.lang.String pqUnits02)
void	setPqUnits03(java.lang.String pqUnits03)
void	setPqUnits04(java.lang.String pqUnits04)
void	setPqValue01(java.lang.Double pqValue01)
void	setPqValue02(java.lang.Double pqValue02)
void	setPqValue03(java.lang.Double pqValue03)
void	setPqValue04(java.lang.Double pqValue04)
void	setReference(MenuData reference)
void	setReferencePath(java.lang.String referencePath)
void	setStatus(Status status)
void	setString01(java.lang.String string01)
void	setString02(java.lang.String string02)
void	setString03(java.lang.String string03)
void	setString04(java.lang.String string04)
void	setString05(java.lang.String string05)
void	setString06(java.lang.String string06)
void	setTrimHeader(TrimHeader trimHeader)
void	setXml01(byte[] xml01)
java.lang.String	toString() Provide a debug string representation for this object.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

MenuData

public MenuData()

MenuData

public MenuData(MenuData md)

Copy constructor

Parameters:

md -

Method Detail

equals

public boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)

Compare two MenuData objects for equality. This test is based on the surrogate ID, not the data contents.

Overrides:

equals in class java.lang.Object

toString

public java.lang.String toString()

Provide a debug string representation for this object. (non-Javadoc)

Overrides:

toString in class java.lang.Object

See Also:

Object.toString()

hashCode

public int hashCode()

Return a hash code for this object. Note: The hashCode is based on the id and therefore cannot be determined until the ide is created which will be after a call to em.persist().

Overrides:

hashCode in class java.lang.Object

Throws:

java.lang.IllegalStateException - if the id has not been established

getKey

public long getKey(java.lang.String name)

Get the named id from this MenuData item. For example, if looking for "patient", we'll have to look at the MenuStructure to see what the node name of this item is. Logically, the MS might be:

echr:patients:patient

If it is "patient", then we can return the id of this object. However, if not, we'll look at the rest of the path in MenuStrcture for a match in which case we will use one of the parentKeys.

Parameters:

name - the node name of the key value requested

Returns:

The id of the key or zero if no match found.

Throws:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if name is null or MenuStructure link is null

populateContext

public void populateContext(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> context)

Use the current path to populate a context map. This consists of the path without ids for the name and the path with ids for the value. Context comes form each of the non-null parents.

calculatePath

public java.lang.String calculatePath()

As a MenuData item is persisted, a full path is created. For example, a MenuData item for a lab result for a patient might be: echr:patient-123:results:lab-456 which means the second and forth nodes in the path should have corresponding ids either from a parent attribute (patient in this case) or the ID of this object (in this case, the lab result itself).

This path should look similar to the path attribute in MenuStructure except that it has the keys inserted where appropriate. So, in the previous example, the menuStructure.getPath(): echr:patient:lab

This will not work at all unless this item is at least persisted so that it has an Id.

getId

public long getId()

return the unique id of this MenuData item

Returns:

a unique id, greater than 0

setId

public void setId(long id)

getDocumentId

public long getDocumentId()

Optionally references the document which gave rise to this MenuData item. If the MenuData item is a summary, then this will be the last document contributing to its value. If the NenuData item is updateable, then this will be the last document affecting the value(s). One document may affect many MenuData items. For example, a single CBC lab result might have separate MenuData items for each test value (RBC, WBC, HCT, HGB, etc).

Returns:

ID of document or zero if no document

setDocumentId

public void setDocumentId(long documentId)

getPlaceholderMenuStructure

public AccountMenuStructure getPlaceholderMenuStructure()

Required reference to the MenuStructure item that defines this MenuData item.

Returns:

MenuStructure

getMenuStructure

public AccountMenuStructure getMenuStructure()

Required reference to the MenuStructure item that defines this MenuData item.

Returns:

MenuStructure

setMenuStructure

public void setMenuStructure(AccountMenuStructure menuStructure)

getColumn

public MSColumn getColumn(java.lang.String fieldName)

getExtendedField

public java.lang.Object getExtendedField(java.lang.String fieldName)

Get an extended field. Any column definition that doesn't mention an internal column comes here. Extended fields are stored in an XML structure.

Parameters:

fieldName -

Returns:

field value

setExtendedField

public void setExtendedField(java.lang.String fieldName,
                             java.lang.Object fieldValue)

setField

public void setField(java.lang.String fieldName,
                     java.lang.Object fieldValue)

Set the value for a field using the name assigned by the placeholder column definition.

Parameters:

fieldName -

fieldValue -

getField

public java.lang.Object getField(java.lang.String fieldName)

Return a field from MenuData by the name assigned by the Placeholder Columns in application.xml.

Parameters:

fieldName -

Returns:

the column value (which may be null)

getInternalField

public java.lang.Object getInternalField(java.lang.String fieldName)

getDateField

public java.util.Date getDateField(java.lang.String fieldName)

getStringField

public java.lang.String getStringField(java.lang.String fieldName)

getLongField

public java.lang.Long getLongField(java.lang.String fieldName)

getInternalDateField

public java.util.Date getInternalDateField(java.lang.String fieldName)

getInternalLongField

public java.lang.Long getInternalLongField(java.lang.String fieldName)

getInternalStringField

public java.lang.String getInternalStringField(java.lang.String fieldName)

getInternalPQValueField

public java.lang.Double getInternalPQValueField(java.lang.String fieldName)

getParentPath

public MenuData getParentPath(java.lang.String fieldName)

getDate01

public java.util.Date getDate01()

An an arbitrary date, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure

Returns:

Date

setDate01

public void setDate01(java.util.Date date01)

getDate02

public java.util.Date getDate02()

An an arbitrary date, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure

Returns:

Date

setDate02

public void setDate02(java.util.Date date02)

getDate03

public java.util.Date getDate03()

An an arbitrary date, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure

Returns:

Date

setDate03

public void setDate03(java.util.Date date03)

getDate04

public java.util.Date getDate04()

An an arbitrary date, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure

Returns:

Date

setDate04

public void setDate04(java.util.Date date04)

getLong01

public java.lang.Long getLong01()

An an arbitrary integer, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure

Returns:

long

setLong01

public void setLong01(java.lang.Long long01)

getLong02

public java.lang.Long getLong02()

An an arbitrary integer, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure

Returns:

long

setLong02

public void setLong02(java.lang.Long long02)

getLong03

public java.lang.Long getLong03()

An an arbitrary integer, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure

Returns:

long

setLong03

public void setLong03(java.lang.Long long03)

getLong04

public java.lang.Long getLong04()

An an arbitrary integer, the contents and description of which is determined by a rule defined in MenuStructure

Returns:

long

setLong04

public void setLong04(java.lang.Long long04)

getPqUnits01

public java.lang.String getPqUnits01()

An abritrary Physicial Quanitity. PQs are in "value" and "unit of measure" pairs. The value is a real number, the unit of measure is defined by HL7 datatype PQ. However, the actual representation here may differ from the PQ in the document and thus what may actually be displayed. For example, say a lab result has a PQ of 1.000 mcg/mL. When stored here, the precision of the value is lost because neither Java nor the database retain that information in a real datatype. So it may be that the display of the PQ occurs in a string field which this is used only for graphing and perhaps sorting purposes.

A unit of measure should always be present in a PQ. If no other unit fits, then a "1" is implied.

Returns:

A String containing the unit of measure.

setPqUnits01

public void setPqUnits01(java.lang.String pqUnits01)

getPqUnits02

public java.lang.String getPqUnits02()

setPqUnits02

public void setPqUnits02(java.lang.String pqUnits02)

getPqUnits03

public java.lang.String getPqUnits03()

setPqUnits03

public void setPqUnits03(java.lang.String pqUnits03)

getPqUnits04

public java.lang.String getPqUnits04()

setPqUnits04

public void setPqUnits04(java.lang.String pqUnits04)

getPqValue01

public java.lang.Double getPqValue01()

setPqValue01

public void setPqValue01(java.lang.Double pqValue01)

getPqValue02

public java.lang.Double getPqValue02()

setPqValue02

public void setPqValue02(java.lang.Double pqValue02)

getPqValue03

public java.lang.Double getPqValue03()

setPqValue03

public void setPqValue03(java.lang.Double pqValue03)

getPqValue04

public java.lang.Double getPqValue04()

setPqValue04

public void setPqValue04(java.lang.Double pqValue04)

getString01

public java.lang.String getString01()

An arbitrary string used to describe a MenuData item. The rule associated with the MenuStructure item creates and updates this string.

Returns:

setString01

public void setString01(java.lang.String string01)

getString02

public java.lang.String getString02()

setString02

public void setString02(java.lang.String string02)

getString03

public java.lang.String getString03()

setString03

public void setString03(java.lang.String string03)

getString04

public java.lang.String getString04()

setString04

public void setString04(java.lang.String string04)

getXml01

public byte[] getXml01()

An arbitrary XML snippet associated with a MenuData item. This attribute is usually the last resort as a means of displaying information. the most efficient technique is usually to store each display attribute in one of the explicit datatypes in this entity. the most thorough method is to provide a drilldown to the actual underlying document using the document attribute. In these fields, an XML snippet, the schema of which is known to the menu structure, holds either a copy of part of the document or a completely separate snippet created for display purpose.

Consider Patient name as an example: A rule can extract patient name information for a complete document and store it in a single String field. While most efficient, it means the name format is determined, forever more, by the rule, not by the display template. Instead, the display could navigate into the document to pull out the name field. But this could require coupling display logic to the possible many different document formats containing name information. A compromise provides maximum decoupling: The rule knows where to find the name information and provides it to the application as an XML snippet (making no assumption about how it will be displayed). The display template can then decide how to display the name without having to know anything about the original transaction.

Performance note: One larger XML snippet is more efficient than two smaller ones, all else being equal.

Returns:

XML Snippet

setXml01

public void setXml01(byte[] xml01)

getExpirationTime

public java.util.Date getExpirationTime()

Expiration time, if non-null, defines when a particular MenuData item expires. The query for display will always ignore any items where the current time (now) is after expirationTime. For example, an appointment list item might automatically be removed after a certain time.

Once a MenuData item has expired, a utility program is free to delete the item from the database. In such cases, the item should have no intrinsic value for any purpose. If that is NOT the case, use a different attribute to store the date. For example, if there is an expiration time associated with a medication product, that would have no bearing on whether the item is displayed or not.

In summary, this field means that the MenuData item has no value whatsoever after this expiration time. If the expirationTime is null, the item never exists.

Returns:

a date and time value which may be null.

setExpirationTime

public void setExpirationTime(java.util.Date expirationTime)

getParent01

public MenuData getParent01()

A MenuStructure item can define a repeating data item. For example, a MenuStructure defining HealthRecord at the top level and then appointment (encounter) within that healthRecord will use parent01 (all Tolven surrogate keys are long value). These keys are typically not displayed. Instead, "real world" keys, such as medical record number, are extracted from the document and displayed, if needed. Therefore, these key are typically used in a hierarchy starting with whole and proceeding toward the parts.

Account id should not be included in these keys since in most cases the account id is the overall security partitioning value. Thus, including accountId as a key would never provide access to an account beyond the account owning this MenuData item. (Sub-accounts would be reasonable to include in a key, if appropriate).

If the MenuStructure defines only a single MenuData item, which is rare but possible, all key values would contain zero. Example, a clinic keeps a summary item showing the total number of active patients.

These arbitrary keys represent an important architectural concept: Tolven makes no intrinsic assumption about the organization structure of an account. A single Tolven installation can handle patients (clinical), subjects (research), and family members (personal). Note, patients can be humans or animals without affecting the core structure. However, that distinction is due to HL7 RIM more than Tolven since the patient role itself is separate from the living subject playing that role.

Returns:

Surrogate key value

setParent01

public void setParent01(MenuData parent01)

getParent02

public MenuData getParent02()

setParent02

public void setParent02(MenuData parent02)

getParent03

public MenuData getParent03()

setParent03

public void setParent03(MenuData parent03)

getParent04

public MenuData getParent04()

setParent04

public void setParent04(MenuData parent04)

setParents

public void setParents(MenuData[] parents)

getAccount

public Account getAccount()

Account is denormalized here (from MenuStructure) for performance and security: A user cannot access MenuData beyond their account.

Returns:

setAccount

public void setAccount(Account account)

getParentPath01

public java.lang.String getParentPath01()

setParentPath01

public void setParentPath01(java.lang.String parentPath01)

getParentPath02

public java.lang.String getParentPath02()

setParentPath02

public void setParentPath02(java.lang.String parentPath02)

getParentPath03

public java.lang.String getParentPath03()

setParentPath03

public void setParentPath03(java.lang.String parentPath03)

getParentPath04

public java.lang.String getParentPath04()

setParentPath04

public void setParentPath04(java.lang.String parentPath04)

getPath

public java.lang.String getPath()

Path is a denormalization of the hierarchical nodes collected into a single string. example: "echr:patient". If called before the path is calculated, we will calculate it now, however, the patch could change before persistence.

Returns:

setPath

public void setPath(java.lang.String path)

getReference

public MenuData getReference()

A MenuData reference provides a way of referencing another object such as on lists. For example, say patients are represented by the echr:patient path. Then there might be a patient list echr:patients with each entry being a reference to a echr:patient item.

Returns:

setReference

public void setReference(MenuData reference)

getReferencePath

public java.lang.String getReferencePath()

setReferencePath

public void setReferencePath(java.lang.String referencePath)

getPqStringVal01

public java.lang.String getPqStringVal01()

Return the string representation of the physical quantity value. If only the real (double) value is available, convert the real to a string representation.

Returns:

setPqStringVal01

public void setPqStringVal01(java.lang.String pqStringVal01)

getPqStringVal02

public java.lang.String getPqStringVal02()

setPqStringVal02

public void setPqStringVal02(java.lang.String pqStringVal02)

getPqStringVal03

public java.lang.String getPqStringVal03()

setPqStringVal03

public void setPqStringVal03(java.lang.String pqStringVal03)

getPqStringVal04

public java.lang.String getPqStringVal04()

setPqStringVal04

public void setPqStringVal04(java.lang.String pqStringVal04)

getTrimHeader

public TrimHeader getTrimHeader()

setTrimHeader

public void setTrimHeader(TrimHeader trimHeader)

getStatus

public Status getStatus()

getStatusName

public java.lang.String getStatusName()

setStatus

public void setStatus(Status status)

getDeleted

public java.lang.Boolean getDeleted()

setDeleted

public void setDeleted(java.lang.Boolean deleted)

getPlaceholderIDs

public java.util.Set<PlaceholderID> getPlaceholderIDs()

getPlaceholderIDArray

public PlaceholderID[] getPlaceholderIDArray()

addPlaceholderID

public void addPlaceholderID(java.lang.String root,
                             java.lang.String extension,
                             java.lang.String assigningAuthority)

Add a new id to the existing list of placeholders as long as the new id is unique.

Parameters:

root -

extension -

assigningAuthority -

getWords

public java.util.Set<MenuDataWord> getWords()

Return the set of words associated with this MenuDataItem

Returns:

addWord

public void addWord(java.lang.String word,
                    int position,
                    java.lang.String field,
                    java.lang.String language)

Add a word to this MenuData Item we quietly ignore duplicates.

Parameters:

word - - the word to be added

position - - the position of the word in the phrase it was extract from

field - - which field or semantic relationship the word is from

language - - which language the phrase is in

addPhrase

public void addPhrase(java.lang.String phrase,
                      java.lang.String field,
                      java.lang.String language)

Add a phrase to this MenuData Item's word list.

Parameters:

phrase - - the phrase to be added

position - - the position of the word in the phrase it was extract from

field - - which field or semantic relationship the word is from

language - - which language the phrase is in

getString05

public java.lang.String getString05()

setString05

public void setString05(java.lang.String string05)

getString06

public java.lang.String getString06()

setString06

public void setString06(java.lang.String string06)

getActStatus

public java.lang.String getActStatus()

The Act Status of the underlying document, not of the MenuData item itself.

Returns:

setActStatus

public void setActStatus(java.lang.String actStatus)

getColumnMap

public java.util.Map<java.lang.String,MSColumn> getColumnMap()

A Transient attribute holding a map of the column definitions from the MenuStructure.

Returns:

setColumnMap

public void setColumnMap(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,MSColumn> columnMap)