Examples with WorkflowResult org.apache.syncope.core.provisioning.api.WorkflowResult used on opensource projects

Example 31 with WorkflowResult

use of org.apache.syncope.core.provisioning.api.WorkflowResult in project syncope by apache.

the class DefaultUserWorkflowAdapter method doActivate.

@Override
protected WorkflowResult<String> doActivate(final User user, final String token) {
    if (!user.checkToken(token)) {
        throw new WorkflowException(new IllegalArgumentException("Wrong token: " + token + " for " + user));
    }
    user.removeToken();
    user.setStatus("active");
    User updated = userDAO.save(user);
    return new WorkflowResult<>(updated.getKey(), null, "activate");
}

Example 32 with WorkflowResult

use of org.apache.syncope.core.provisioning.api.WorkflowResult in project syncope by apache.

the class DefaultUserWorkflowAdapter method doCreate.

@Override
protected WorkflowResult<Pair<String, Boolean>> doCreate(final UserTO userTO, final boolean disablePwdPolicyCheck, final Boolean enabled, final boolean storePassword) {
    User user = entityFactory.newEntity(User.class);
    dataBinder.create(user, userTO, storePassword);
    // this will make UserValidator not to consider password policies at all
    if (disablePwdPolicyCheck) {
        user.removeClearPassword();
    }
    String status;
    boolean propagateEnable;
    if (enabled == null) {
        status = "created";
        propagateEnable = true;
    } else {
        status = enabled ? "active" : "suspended";
        propagateEnable = enabled;
        user.setSuspended(!enabled);
    }
    user.setStatus(status);
    user = userDAO.save(user);
    PropagationByResource propByRes = new PropagationByResource();
    propByRes.set(ResourceOperation.CREATE, userDAO.findAllResourceKeys(user.getKey()));
    return new WorkflowResult<>(Pair.of(user.getKey(), propagateEnable), propByRes, "create");
}