John,

The #foreach with a List class works fine. The following method of setting
up a default value for a Role where no selection currently exists fixed my
problem. I use this technique all over the place because it is so
convienient.

In my pull tool

        public List getAllRoles() throws Exception
        {
                Criteria crit = new Criteria();
                List
roles=org.apache.turbine.om.security.peer.RolePeer.doSelect(crit);
                return roles;
        }

Then in my template I have:

## Set up entries in the roleType drop-down
#set ( $userRoles = $entitylist.getAllRoles() )
#if (!$selectedRole && ($userRoles.size()>0) )
        #set ( $selectedRole=$userRoles.get(0) )
#end

So if $selectedRole exists in the Context from a previous look at this
screen all is fine, if I have not been to the screen before then it selects
a value for me. I also use the $userRoles in a #foreach to populate a
'select' on the same screen, thus:

                        #rwLabelCell ("Role")
                        <td width="$ui.screenWidgetWidth" >
                                <select name="selectedRoleType">
                                        #foreach ($role in $userRoles)
                                                #if ($role.getName() == 
$selectedRole.getName())
                                                        <option 
selected>$!role.getName()</option>
                                                #else
                                                        
<option>$!role.getName()</option>
                                                #end
                                        #end
                                </select>
                        </td>

Being fairly new to Java I was a bit unsure about what methods I could use
with a [] in VTL so that lead me to use a List class.

David



-----Original Message-----
From: jmcnally [mailto:jmcnally]On Behalf Of John McNally
Sent: 02 November 2001 16:48
To: Turbine Users List
Subject: Re: More struggles with TurbineSecurity framework


Try creating the List as an ArrayList and copying the elements into it
using a loop.  I assume this will work as you say you are not having
problems with other List types.

Also does a #foreach using the List created by Arrays.asList work?  I am
using this function and have not noticed a problem, but off the top of
my head i do not know that i ever call size() from a template on the
resulting list.

If the problem appears to be in the object created by Arrays.asList, I
would mention it on the velocity list.  Not sure whether this would be a
problem with velocity, but it could save some other users the trouble of
getting the same error.

john mcnally

David Wynter wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have posted 4 times previously to this list and only once got a response
> and that was a friend I was working on a project with. So I must be doing
> something completely off the wall to get no help from the people on the
list
> who 'know'.
>
> After spending hours trying different methods of saving a User with a Role
> and Group I achieved that (my last post). Now I wish to update the Role in
> the same screen. I use a pull tool for all entitylist population on
screen.
> One of the methods is
>
>         /**
>          * Get all role from the turbine table
>      */
>         public List getAllRoles() throws Exception
>         {
>         Role[] roles=TurbineSecurity.getAllRoles().getRolesArray();
>                 return Arrays.asList(roles);
>         }
>
> I also tried
>
>         /**
>          * Get all role from the turbine table
>      */
>         public List getAllRoles() throws Exception
>         {
>           Criteria crit = new Criteria();
>         Role[] roles=TurbineSecurity.getRoles(crit).getRolesArray();
>                 return Arrays.asList(roles);
>         }
>
> In the template I have:
>
> ## Set up entries in the roleType drop-down
> #set ( $userRoles = $entitylist.getAllRoles() )
> #if (!$selectedRole && ($userRoles.size()>0))
>         #set ( $selectedRole=$userRoles.get(0) )
> #end
>
> I note that I get this exception when ever I access this template.
>
>      [java] ASTMethod.execute() : exception invoking method 'size' in
class
> java
> .util.Arrays$ArrayList : java.lang.IllegalAccessException
>
> If I put $selectedRole.getName() in the BODY of the HTML it never has a
> value displayed. I also tried
> putting $userRoles.size() in the BODY of the HTML and it never displays
> either. These are the roles I expect to see
>
> +---------+---------------+------------+
> | ROLE_ID | ROLE_NAME     | OBJECTDATA |
> +---------+---------------+------------+
> |       1 | turbine_root  | NULL       |
> |     100 | Administrator | NULL       |
> |     101 | Message User  | NULL       |
> +---------+---------------+------------+
>
> I have no problems with non TurbineSecurity related entities. Any idea
about
> what is going on here?
>
> Thanks
>
> David Wynter
>
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