Preface: I'm tryng to access an object via a browser view, the object
normally is not accessible by the user.
What I did:
abstracts =
self.portal_catalog.unrestrictedSearchResults(sessions=self.this_session)
results = []
for abs in abstracts:
obj = self.context.unrestrictedTraverse(abs.getPath())
abs_data = {'title': abs.Title, 'abstract': obj.getAbstract(),
'autori': obj.autori_view(), 'url':obj.absolute_url(), 'posteroral':
obj.getAbstract_type()}
this works.
What about the workflow status?
status_info =
wftool.getStatusOf("rivista_elettronica_publication_workflow", obj)
status_id = status_info['review_state'] <- error
status_title =
wftool.getTitleForStateOnType(status_info['review_state'],'EEPArticleNG')
abs_data['status'] = {'id': status_id, 'title': status_title}
results.append(abs_data)
this does not work because th object seems not to be wrapped correctly
(I think, I don't understand what this means exactly).
What I did (luckly, it is a custom content type) was to create a
getme() call in my content type, which returns self.
so:
status_info =
wftool.getStatusOf("rivista_elettronica_publication_workflow",
obj.getme()) <- return myself really!
status_id = status_info['review_state']
and this works!
So, the question is, why obj =
self.context.unrestrictedTraverse(abs.getPath()) (abs is the brain)
don't return the obejct in a "good" way, so the workflow tool can handle
it? What is the right way to do pass the object to getStatusOf?
P.S: abs.getObject() does not to work because the user does not have
access to that object (even if I'm on a browser view):
Module Products.ZCatalog.CatalogBrains, line 86, in getObject
Module OFS.Traversable, line 301, in restrictedTraverse
Module OFS.Traversable, line 232, in unrestrictedTraverse
- __traceback_info__: ([], 'lxyzw')
Unauthorized: You are not allowed to access 'lxyzw' in this context
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