On 04/06/2012 10:54 AM, Tomas Lestach wrote:
Hmm, this isn't suitable for one system (if I understood it correctly),
because you make a query, where you get all the systems having the
specific
errata keyword and then you just elaborate a "1" for one single system
(without setting it anywhere)? This doesn't seem to be correct at all. (Or
I just didn't understand it.)
I took the "pattern" from another method, that did the same query and
the Java method in the "Manager" class returns !result.isEmpty()
What query/elaborator do you mean here?
For example Package_queries: package_available_to_user which is then
used in rhn/manager/user/UserManager.java for verifyPackageAccess(org,
packageId).
It selects for 1. If there is access, it gets 1, if not, it gets an
empty set. The function returns a bool by computing !result.isEmpty()
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