Aaron Coburn created VCL-617:
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Summary: new XML-RPC methods
Key: VCL-617
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VCL-617
Project: VCL
Issue Type: New Feature
Components: web gui (frontend)
Affects Versions: 2.3
Reporter: Aaron Coburn
Assignee: Aaron Coburn
Fix For: 2.4
I have written some code to expand the methods available to the XML-RPC
interface. I have a particular interest in having the following methods
available --
methods for modifying the privilege tree:
XMLRPCgetNodeTree(int rootNode=0)
XMLRPCaddNode(string nodeName, int parentID)
XMLRPCremoveNode(int nodeID)
XMLRPCnodeExists(string nodeName, int parentID)
XMLRPCaddResourceGroupPriv(string groupName, string resourceType, int nodeID,
string permissions)
XMLRPCgetResourceGroupPriv(string groupName, string resourceType, int nodeID)
XMLRPCremoveResourceGroupPriv(string groupName, string resourceType, int
nodeID, string permissions)
XMLRPCaddUserGroupPriv(string groupName, string affiliation, int nodeID, string
permissions)
XMLRPCgetResourceGroupPriv(string groupName, string affiliation, int nodeID)
XMLRPCremoveUserGroupPriv(string groupName, string affiliation, int nodeID,
string permissions)
methods for adding user and resource groups:
XMLRPCaddResourceGroup(string name, string managingGroup, string resourceType)
XMLRPCgetResourceGroups(string resourceType)
XMLRPCremoveResourceGroup(string name, string resourceType)
XMLRPCgetUserGroups(int groupType=0, int affiliationid=0)
methods for modifying image mappings:
XMLRPCaddImageToGroup(string groupName, int imageID)
XMLRPCremoveImageFromGroup(string groupName, int imageID)
XMLRPCgetGroupImages(string groupName)
The return values follow the structure of the existing interface, with the
XMLRPCadd* and XMLRPCremove* functions returning a simple array('status' =>
'success') on success. The get* functions return an additional array of data.
Before I submit the code, I thought it might be worthwhile to discuss the
function interface -- some of you may have opinions about how the methods are
called, especially since this nearly doubles the number of existing API
functions.
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