Examples with PropertyManager org.olat.properties.PropertyManager used on opensource projects

Example 36 with PropertyManager

use of org.olat.properties.PropertyManager in project OpenOLAT by OpenOLAT.

the class CollaborationTools method createOrUpdateProperty.

/**
 * creates the property if non-existing, or updates the existing property to
 * the supplied values. Real changes are made persistent immediately.
 *
 * @param selectedTool
 * @param toolValue
 */
private void createOrUpdateProperty(final String selectedTool, final boolean toolValue) {
    Boolean cv = cacheToolStates.get(selectedTool);
    if (cv != null && cv.booleanValue() == toolValue) {
        // nice, cache saved a needless update
        return;
    }
    // handle Boolean Values via String Field in Property DB Table
    final String toolValueStr = toolValue ? TRUE : FALSE;
    final PropertyManager pm = PropertyManager.getInstance();
    coordinatorManager.getCoordinator().getSyncer().doInSync(ores, new SyncerExecutor() {

        @Override
        public void execute() {
            // was: synchronized (CollaborationTools.class) {
            Property property = getPropertyOf(selectedTool);
            if (property == null) {
                // not existing -> create it
                property = pm.createPropertyInstance(null, null, ores, PROP_CAT_BG_COLLABTOOLS, selectedTool, null, null, toolValueStr, null);
            } else {
                // if existing -> update to desired value
                property.setStringValue(toolValueStr);
            }
            // create a room if needed
            if (toolValue && TOOL_OPENMEETINGS.equals(selectedTool)) {
                openOpenMeetingsRoom();
            }
            // property becomes persistent
            pm.saveProperty(property);
        }
    });
    this.dirty = true;
    cacheToolStates.put(selectedTool, Boolean.valueOf(toolValue));
}

Example 37 with PropertyManager

use of org.olat.properties.PropertyManager in project OpenOLAT by OpenOLAT.

the class AdminModule method checkToken.

private boolean checkToken(HttpServletRequest request, String tokenPropertyName) {
    String submittedToken = request.getParameter("token");
    if (submittedToken == null) {
        log.audit("Trying to set maintenance message without using a token. Remote address::" + request.getRemoteAddr());
        return false;
    }
    // get token and compare
    PropertyManager pm = PropertyManager.getInstance();
    Property p = pm.findProperty(null, null, null, AdminModule.SYSTEM_PROPERTY_CATEGORY, tokenPropertyName);
    String token = (p == null ? "" : p.getStringValue());
    if (token.equals(submittedToken)) {
        // limit access to token
        return true;
    }
    log.audit("Trying to set maintenance message using a wrong token. Remote address::" + request.getRemoteAddr());
    return false;
}

Example 38 with PropertyManager

use of org.olat.properties.PropertyManager in project OpenOLAT by OpenOLAT.

the class InfoMessageManager method setInfoMessage.

/**
 * @param message The new info message that will show up on the login screen
 * Synchronized to prevent two users creating or updating the info message property
 * at the same time
 */
public void setInfoMessage(final String message) {
    // o_clusterOK synchronized
    OLATResourceable ores = OresHelper.createOLATResourceableInstance(INFO_MSG, KEY);
    coordinatorManager.getCoordinator().getSyncer().doInSync(ores, new SyncerExecutor() {

        public void execute() {
            PropertyManager pm = PropertyManager.getInstance();
            Property p = pm.findProperty(null, null, null, "_o3_", INFO_MSG);
            if (p == null) {
                p = pm.createPropertyInstance(null, null, null, "_o3_", INFO_MSG, null, null, null, "");
                pm.saveProperty(p);
            }
            p.setTextValue(message);
            // set Message in RAM
            InfoMessageManager.infoMessage = message;
            pm.updateProperty(p);
        }
    });
    // end syncerCallback
    EventBus eb = coordinatorManager.getCoordinator().getEventBus();
    MultiUserEvent mue = new MultiUserEvent(message);
    eb.fireEventToListenersOf(mue, INFO_MESSAGE_ORES);
}

Example 39 with PropertyManager

use of org.olat.properties.PropertyManager in project openolat by klemens.

the class UserPrefsResetForm method formOK.

@Override
protected void formOK(UserRequest ureq) {
    if (resetElements.isAtLeastSelected(1)) {
        // Log out user first if logged in
        boolean logout = false;
        Set<UserSession> sessions = sessionManager.getAuthenticatedUserSessions();
        for (UserSession session : sessions) {
            Identity ident = session.getIdentity();
            if (ident != null && tobeChangedIdentity.equalsByPersistableKey(ident)) {
                sessionManager.signOffAndClear(session);
                logout = true;
                break;
            }
        }
        // Delete gui prefs
        if (resetElements.isSelected(0)) {
            PropertyManager pm = PropertyManager.getInstance();
            pm.deleteProperties(tobeChangedIdentity, null, null, null, "v2guipreferences");
        }
        // Reset preferences
        if (resetElements.isSelected(1)) {
            UserManager um = UserManager.getInstance();
            User user = um.loadUserByKey(tobeChangedIdentity.getUser().getKey());
            org.olat.core.id.Preferences preferences = user.getPreferences();
            preferences.setFontsize(null);
            preferences.setNotificationInterval(null);
            preferences.setPresenceMessagesPublic(false);
            preferences.setReceiveRealMail(null);
            um.updateUser(user);
            PropertyManager pm = PropertyManager.getInstance();
            pm.deleteProperties(tobeChangedIdentity, null, null, null, "charset");
        }
        // Reset history
        if (resetElements.isSelected(2)) {
            HistoryManager.getInstance().deleteHistory(tobeChangedIdentity);
        }
        // reset form buttons
        resetElements.uncheckAll();
        if (logout) {
            // if logout, need a redirect to the login page
            String lang = i18nModule.getLocaleKey(ureq.getLocale());
            ureq.getDispatchResult().setResultingMediaResource(new RedirectMediaResource(WebappHelper.getServletContextPath() + "/dmz/?lang=" + lang + "&logout=true"));
        }
    }
}

Example 40 with PropertyManager

use of org.olat.properties.PropertyManager in project openolat by klemens.

the class DBTest method testMixedNonTransactional_Transactional.

@Test
public void testMixedNonTransactional_Transactional() {
    String propertyKey1 = "testMixed-1";
    String testValue1 = "testMixed-1";
    String propertyKey2 = "testMixed-2";
    String testValue2 = "testMixed-2";
    String testValue3 = "testMixed-3";
    try {
        // outside of transaction
        PropertyManager pm = PropertyManager.getInstance();
        Property p1 = pm.createPropertyInstance(null, null, null, null, propertyKey1, null, null, testValue1, null);
        pm.saveProperty(p1);
        // inside of transaction
        Property p2 = pm.createPropertyInstance(null, null, null, null, propertyKey2, null, null, testValue2, null);
        pm.saveProperty(p2);
        // name is null => generated DB error => rollback
        Property p3 = pm.createPropertyInstance(null, null, null, null, null, null, null, testValue3, null);
        pm.saveProperty(p3);
        dbInstance.commit();
        fail("Should generate error for rollback.");
        dbInstance.closeSession();
    } catch (Exception ex) {
        dbInstance.closeSession();
    }
    // check if p1&p2 is rollbacked
    PropertyManager pm = PropertyManager.getInstance();
    Property p_1 = pm.findProperty(null, null, null, null, propertyKey1);
    assertNull("Property1 is NOT rollbacked", p_1);
    Property p_2 = pm.findProperty(null, null, null, null, propertyKey2);
    assertNull("Property2 is NOT rollbacked", p_2);
}