On 06/04/2013 05:00 PM, Francesco Chicchiriccò wrote:
On 04/06/2013 16:54, German Parente wrote:
Hi Francesco,
In my case, I am just updating a user object, not creating a new one.
So, I modify the memberships as in the example. This time, the right
roleID's are set in the object.
Anyway, I am having a 500 http error. I cannot see details in the
logs of why my request have failed.
To resume:
- retrieve UserTO.
- clear memberships object.
- set a new memberships object with member's having only RoleID.
- put request of UserTO.
Since you are performing an user update request, you must use *Mod
objects (e.g. UserMod, MembershipMod, ...)- [1] has good examples for
this as well; for example:
UserTO userTO = ...; // you have this
MembershipMod membershipMod = new MembershipMod();
membershipMod.setRole(8L);
UserMod userMod = new UserMod();
userMod.setId(userTO.getId());
userMod.addMembershipToBeAdded(membershipMod);
Regards.
I understand, thanks, but I have been adviced to use rest calls instead
of java api. I am including only *TO objects in my code.
Further, I had a problem including the syncope-common jar in my projects
since I am using Jersey and syncope-common has some annotations which
were in conflict with mines.
Is there any way to see in the logs why the request is failing ?
I am sure I am nearly there.
regards,
German.
On 04/06/2013 15:34, German Parente wrote:
Hi guys,
I am trying to develop java functions to assign/unassign roles to
user.
I am using objects like UserTO and MembershipTO.
When setting the Memberships of a UserTo object, I am only setting
the role name, like this.
UserTO idmUser = new UserTO();
r = getIDMUser(userName, userPassword, idmUser);
MembershipTO member = new MembershipTO();
member.setRoleName(roletoassign.getName());
memberships.add(member);
then,
idmUser.setMemberships(memberships);
because in my own application, I am only using roleName as role
object.
And of course, at doing a "put" client request, I am failing
probably because I have not set the whole member object.
member.setId()
member.setRoleID();
member.setResources()
Do I need to set all this information to assign a role to a resource ?
So, should I do a get of each RoleTO object and extract the
information to set into the membership ?
I am having a 500 http error but I cannot find in the logs what has
been wrong.
Any idea about this ?
Hi,
you need to provide the role id (which is unique) not the role name
(which is unique only among children of a given role); so for example
UserTO userTO = getUniqueSampleTO("[email protected]");
MembershipTO membershipTO = new MembershipTO();
membershipTO.setRoleId(8L);
userTO.addMembership(membershipTO);
is working: please take a look at test class [1] for more examples.
HTH
Regards.
[1]
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/syncope/branches/1_1_X/core/src/test/java/org/apache/syncope/core/rest/UserTestITCase.java
