SwitchSensor.java

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package org.universAAL.ontology.activityhub;

import org.universAAL.ontology.ActivityHubOntology;
import org.universAAL.ontology.activityhub.util.ActivityHubSensorType;

/**
 * Ontological representation of a switch sensor according to ISO 11073 - Part
 * 10471 (Independent living activity hub). Methods included in this class are
 * the mandatory ones for representing an ontological concept in Java classes
 * for uAAL. Usually it includes getters and setters for most of its properties.
 * 
 * Specific sensor events (from standard specification): - switch on - switch
 * off - no condition detected (optional)
 * 
 * TODO: Implement generic sensor properties flags for activity hub sensors
 * 
 * @author Thomas Fuxreiter
 */
public class SwitchSensor extends ActivityHubSensor {

    public static final String MY_URI = ActivityHubOntology.NAMESPACE
	    + "SwitchSensor";

    public static final int MY_SENSOR_TYPE = ActivityHubSensorType.SwitchSensor;

    /**
	 * 
	 */
    public SwitchSensor() {
	// super();
    }

    /**
     * @param uri
     */
    public SwitchSensor(String uri) {
	super(uri);
    }

    /**
     * From Resource class: The properties denote the RDF triples of this
     * resource, realized as Hashtable. The RDF subject is this Resource itself,
     * the key of the Hashtable is the RDF predicate and the value of the
     * Hashtable is the RDF object, which can be a literal or another resource.
     * See {@link #setProperty(String propURI, Object value)} for more
     * information.
     */
    public void setMeasuredValue(SwitchSensorEvent event) {
	props.put(PROP_HAS_VALUE, event);
    }

    public SwitchSensorEvent getMeasuredvalue() {
	return ((SwitchSensorEvent) props.get(PROP_HAS_VALUE));
    }

    /**
     * @see org.universAAL.ontology.phThing.Sensor#getClassURI()
     * @return Ontology namespace for this class
     */
    public String getClassURI() {
	return MY_URI;
    }

    public int getPropSerializationType(String propURI) {
	return PROP_HAS_VALUE.equals(propURI) ? PROP_SERIALIZATION_FULL
		: super.getPropSerializationType(propURI);
    }

    public boolean isWellFormed() {
	return true;
    }

    /*
     * (non-Javadoc)
     * 
     * @see
     * org.universAAL.ontology.activityhub.ActivityHubSensor#getSensorType()
     */
    public int getSensorType() {
	return MY_SENSOR_TYPE;
    }
}