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@Rule(name="MT940 Import Job", description="MT940 Import Job")
public class MT940ImportJob implements JobRule 
{
    // @replace!
    //
    // Configure the constants MT940_DIRECTORY, MT940_REFERENCE_TYPE with your own values:
    //
    private static final String MT940_DIRECTORY = "/opt/nuclets/data/mt940";
    private static final String MT940_FILE_ENCODING = "ISO-88591-15";
    private static final String MT940_FILE_EXTENSION = ".sta";
	private static final String MT940_REFERENCE_TYPE = "SINGLE"; // supported values are: { SINGLE, MULTIPLE }
  
    (...)
}

  
/**
  * Fetches all references that need to be considered during the MT940 import process, e.g.
  * all open client billings/invoices that have not yet been linked to other bank transactions
  * 
  * @note A dummy implementation of <code>org.nuclet.mt940.logic.AbstractMt940Logic</code> has 
  * been  provided with this class here, its methods are meant to be implemented with user 
  * specific behaviour.
  * 
  * @return all references that need to be considered during the MT940 import process; the return
  * value comes as as <code>Map</code> in which the <code>BusinessObject</code> represents the
  * map's key while the text, which is meant to be used to link the reference to a bank
  * transaction, represents the map's value
  * 
  * @throws BusinessException might be thrown in case of errors or other exceptions
  *
  */
 public Map<BusinessObject, String> getReferences() throws BusinessException
 {
     final HashMap<BusinessObject, String> mpReferences = new HashMap<BusinessObject, String>();
       
     // @replace!
     // Please, replace this code fragment here with your specific code fitting your needs.
     // 
     // - MT940Reference is just a placeholder for the BusinessObject you'd like to use.
     // - If your aim was to link your client billings to your bank transactions, the client 
     //    billings being represented by the Nuclos-entity "Client Billing", you would use the 
     //    related BusinessObject-class "ClientBilling" here.
     // - Please, expand the query below to a more specific form.
     //
     // - A specific code example could look like this:
     //
     //   Query<ClientBilling> qryGetReferences = QueryProvider.create(ClientBilling.class);                        
     //
     //   qryGetReferences.where(ClientBilling.IsOpen.eq(Boolean.TRUE))
     //       .and(ClientBilling.HasReferencebeenSet.eq(Boolean.FALSE))
     //       .and(ClientBilling.Date.gte(new Date()));
     //
     //   List<ClientBilling> lstReferences = QueryProvider.execute(qryGetReferences);                
     //
     //   for (final ClientBilling billing : lstReferences) {
     //       mpReference.put(billing, billing.getBillingNumber();
     //   }
     //
     //   return references;
     //           
     final Query<MT940Reference> qryGetReferences = QueryProvider.create(MT940Reference.class);                        
     final List<MT940Reference> lstReferences = QueryProvider.execute(qryGetReferences);
       
     for (final MT940Reference reference : lstReferences) {
         mpReferences.put(reference, reference.getReferenceNumber());
     }

     return mpReferences;   
  
}