createPerson has auth set to false so that new users can create
themselves. It's an exception to the standard practice.
-Adrian
RolandH wrote:
Hello Pranay,
great work :)
Perfect for beginners like myself.
As I'm trying to write my first service, implemented with java, maybe
you could add a few words about that in your tutorial.
Maybe someone could answer a question about that:
how do I call services which need authentication (e.g.
createPartyEmailAddress from framework/party/services)?
What I'm doing:
my service requires already authentication, which works, creating
persons is no problem at all (createPerson has auth="false", which i
don't get why today, but i'm sure that's because of my limited knowledge
of ofbiz)
calling createPartyEmailAddress throws:
[ ServiceDispatcher.java:522:ERROR] Error in Service
[partyContactMechPermissionCheck]: You must be logged in to complete the
[Party contact mech permission logic] process.
a snipped of my code is below.
Thanks again for this tutorial and thanks for any answers,
Roland
--- code ---
[...]
Map createPartyEmailAddressMap = UtilMisc.toMap(
"emailAddress", context.get("emailAddress"),
"contactMechPurposeTypeId", "PRIMARY_EMAIL",
"login.username", context.get("login.username"),
"login.password", context.get("login.password"));
[...]
// create Person
Map createPersonResult = dispatcher.runSync("createPerson",
createPersonMap);
if (ServiceUtil.isError(createPersonResult)) {
return createPersonResult;
}
// create EmailAddress
createPartyEmailAddressMap.put("partyId",
createPersonResult.get("partyId"));
Map createPartyEmailAddressResult =
dispatcher.runSync("createPartyEmailAddress", createPartyEmailAddressMap);
if (ServiceUtil.isError(createPartyEmailAddressResult)) {
return createPartyEmailAddressResult;
}
