java.lang.Object
overit.geocallapp.wfm.orchestrator.assets.bl.measuringelement.measure.MeasureUtils

public final class MeasureUtils extends Object
Utility class for handling measure-related operations and validations.

This class provides utility methods for:

  • Validating numeric constraints on measure values
  • Checking precision limits for decimal values
  • Handling measure value constraints based on characteristics

This class cannot be instantiated and all methods are static.

Since:
20.0
  • Method Details

    • validateNumericConstraints

      public static void validateNumericConstraints(Double value, BOCharacteristic characteristic) throws DAValidateException
      Validates numeric constraints on a measure value based on characteristic specifications.

      Performs the following validations:

      • Checks if the value's precision is within the characteristic's precision limit
      • Validates the value against maximum length constraints when precision is not specified
      • Ensures the value falls within allowed numeric range
      Parameters:
      value - the measure value to validate
      characteristic - the characteristic containing precision and length constraints
      Throws:
      DAValidateException - if the value violates any constraints:
      • Precision exceeds the limit
      • Value exceeds maximum allowed length
      • Value falls outside the allowed range
    • checkPrecisionUnderLimit

      public static boolean checkPrecisionUnderLimit(double value, int precisionLimit)
      Checks if a decimal value's precision is within the specified limit.

      The method:

      • Converts the double to BigDecimal for precise decimal handling
      • Rounds the value to the specified precision limit
      • Compares the rounded value with the original to determine if precision is respected
      Parameters:
      value - the decimal value to check
      precisionLimit - maximum number of decimal places allowed
      Returns:
      true if the value's precision is within the limit, false otherwise