Jan Bernhardt created SYNCOPE-219:
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Summary: Changing attributes of inactive users
Key: SYNCOPE-219
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SYNCOPE-219
Project: Syncope
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: core
Affects Versions: 1.0.1-incubating
Reporter: Jan Bernhardt
Attachments: syncopeWorkflow.xml, Workflow-new.png
I attached a visual representation of a modified workflow allows changing of
attributes of suspended users (relied to [1]). I also attached a modified BPMN
workflow for this purpose.
After applying this workflow to my syncope instance I’ve got the effect, that
users will be set active after any user updates. The attention was to be able
of changing inactive (suspended) user attributes while these users remain
inactive. I believe that the root cause for this behavior is that an attribute
“enabled” is checked (Line 80) which is not set at this point. Why is this
attribute (enabled) used instead of ${syncopeUser. getSuspended()} ? If the
second case would be true, this should solve the current issue and then there
would be no need for the AutoActivate serviceTask…
In my opinion it should be possible to change attributes of suspended users by
default. So my proposal would be to deliver my modified version with the
standard installation of syncope.
I also changed the naming in the workflow whenever possible without effecting
the implementation to distinct between user workflows and other (e.g. roles,
see [2]). My suggestion would be to move (refactor) all user workflow
serviceTasks from “org.apache.syncope.core.workflow.activiti” to
“org.apache.syncope.core.workflow.activiti.user”. By doing so it will be easier
for [2] to add role serviceTasks.
[1] Syncope User Mailing List – Subject: “Issue with importing suspended user”
[2] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SYNCOPE-173
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