I use Liferay 6.0.6 and i need to insert the blogs entry programmatically from my custom Portlet or scheduled job.
I found the class BlogsEntryLocalServiceUtil but don't know how to use it.
Thank you.
This is the solution:
Company company = CompanyLocalServiceUtil.getCompanyById(MY_COMPANY_ID);
Role adminRole = RoleLocalServiceUtil.getRole(company.getCompanyId(),"Administrator");
List<User> adminUsers = UserLocalServiceUtil.getRoleUsers(adminRole.getRoleId());
//GET USER ADMIN
User adminUser = null;
for (User user : adminUsers){
if (user.getEmailAddress().equals(MY_ADMIN_EMAIL)){
adminUser = user;
break;
}
}
if (adminUser!=null) {
long userID = adminUser.getUserId();
long groudID = adminUser.getGroupIds()[0];
PrincipalThreadLocal.setName(userID);
PermissionChecker permissionChecker=PermissionCheckerFactoryUtil.create(adminUser, true);
PermissionThreadLocal.setPermissionChecker(permissionChecker);
Calendar displayDate =CalendarFactoryUtil.getCalendar(TimeZone.getTimeZone(StringPool.UTC));
boolean allowPingbacks = true;
boolean allowTrackbacks = true;
int actionPublish = WorkflowConstants.ACTION_PUBLISH;
ServiceContext serviceContext = new ServiceContext();
serviceContext.setWorkflowAction(actionPublish);
serviceContext.setAssetCategoryIds(new long[]{category});
serviceContext.setCreateDate(displayDate.getTime());
serviceContext.getExpandoBridgeAttributes().put("key1", value1);
serviceContext.getExpandoBridgeAttributes().put("key2", value2);
serviceContext.setAddGuestPermissions(true);
serviceContext.setScopeGroupId(groudID);
//INSERT BLOGS ENTRY
BlogsEntryLocalServiceUtil.addEntry(userID, title, content, displayDate.get(Calendar.MONTH), displayDate.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH), displayDate.get(Calendar.YEAR), displayDate.get(Calendar.HOUR), displayDate.get(Calendar.MINUTE), allowPingbacks, allowTrackbacks, new String[]{}, serviceContext);
}
You have addEntry method available in the class you mentioned i.e. BlogsEntryLocalServiceUtil, just pass the required parameters and you will be able to create a blog entry.
but don't know how to use it.
For this, you can try to look into portal-impl folder of liferay source and find all the java sources available there to find how to implement them.
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What is the correct way of getting PidLidEndRecurrenceDate values using Ews. below code does not give proper result. property details that i am looking is https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/openspecs/exchange_server_protocols/ms-oxprops/816378cf-07ef-4926-b7d2-53475792403d
ExchangeService service = new ExchangeService(ExchangeVersion.Exchange2013_SP1);
service.Credentials = new WebCredentials("X#X.com", "XXX");
service.Url = new Uri("https://outlook.office365.com/EWS/Exchange.asmx");
ItemView view = new ItemView(10);
Guid MyPropertySetId = new Guid("{6ED8DA90-450B-101B-98DA-00AA003F1305}");
int intValue = Convert.ToInt32("0x0000000F", 16);
ExtendedPropertyDefinition extendedPropertyDefinition =
new ExtendedPropertyDefinition(MyPropertySetId, intValue, MapiPropertyType.Integer);
view.PropertySet =
new PropertySet(BasePropertySet.IdOnly, ItemSchema.Subject, extendedPropertyDefinition);
FindItemsResults<Item> findResults = service.FindItems(WellKnownFolderName.Calendar, view);
foreach (Item item in findResults.Items)
{
Console.WriteLine(item.Subject);
if (item.ExtendedProperties.Count > 0)
{
// Display the extended name and value of the extended property.
foreach (ExtendedProperty extendedProperty in item.ExtendedProperties)
{
Console.WriteLine(" Extended Property Name: " + extendedProperty.PropertyDefinition.Name);
Console.WriteLine(" Extended Property Value: " + extendedProperty.Value);
}
}
}
That property is set on the Meeting invite messages only not on the Master instance of the Calendar Appointments which is what you seem to be looking at. For the Master instances you should just be able to use the strongly typed property https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.exchange.webservices.data.recurrence.enddate?redirectedfrom=MSDN&view=exchange-ews-api#Microsoft_Exchange_WebServices_Data_Recurrence_EndDate
It you wanted to view the property you have above search the SentItems Folder for invites with recurrences (with Enddates) and that's where you will see it. Or probably easier just look at the messages with a Mapi editor like OutlookSpy or MFCMAPI and you will see the properties available.
I am using the following code to allow the user to select contacts:
ContactPicker ContactPicker = new ContactPicker();
ContactPicker.DesiredFieldsWithContactFieldType.Add(ContactFieldType.PhoneNumber);
var Contacts = await ContactPicker.PickContactsAsync();
if (Contacts.Count > 0)
{
foreach (Contact contact in Contacts)
{
string telephone = string.Empty;
string email = string.Empty;
if (contact.Phones.Count > 0)
{
telephone = contact.Phones[0].Number;
}
if (contact.Emails.Count > 0)
{
email = contact.Emails[0].Address;
}
PartyPerson person = new PartyPerson(DateTime.Now.ToString("PP_yyMMdd_hhmmss_ffff"), true, contact.DisplayName, 0, 0, 0, email, telephone);
AddPartyPerson(person);
}
}
ContactPicker = null;
However, I only get phone number, the object "contact" does not contain any email addresses even though they are present in the contact information.
One option is to switch:
ContactPicker.DesiredFieldsWithContactFieldType.Add(ContactFieldType.PhoneNumber);
with
ContactPicker.DesiredFieldsWithContactFieldType.Add(ContactFieldType.Email);
But then I don't get a phone number... I want to be able to retrieve all the information in one select.
Is there any way to select both information via one select?
(I also tried adding more than one entry to DesiredFieldsWithContactFieldType but then I get an exception...)
Best regards,
Keran
EDIT 07.08.2015:
Since the "ContactPicker.DesiredFieldsWithContactFieldType" can only accept one type of "ContactFieldType", the way I worked around this was first allow the user to get the contacts by ContactFieldType.PhoneNumber and then I programatically retrieve the email addressess of the selected contacts.
From the users point of view, this won't be a problem since everything will be visible correctly in the ContactPicker.PickContactsAsync, we just need to retrieve the missing email information manually in code-behind, which is easy since we know what contacts were selected by the user.
Try this:
ContactStore contactStore = await ContactManager.RequestStoreAsync(ContactStoreAccessType.AllContactsReadOnly);
ContactPicker contactPicker = new ContactPicker();
IList<Contact> pickedContacts = await contactPicker.PickContactsAsync();
int pickedCount = pickedContacts != null ? pickedContacts.Count : 0;
if (pickedCount > 0)
{
for (int i = 0; i < count; ++i)
{
Contact c = pickedContacts[i];
Contact realContact = await contactStore.GetContactByIdAsync(c.Id);
//...
}
}
So, you first need to get the "skeleton" of the contact, and then you can get the whole contact entity with all its properties from the ContactStore object.
It works for me on Windows 10 Mobile. There shouldn't be much difference from Windows 8.
Hope it helps.
I am transferring some data from one table to another using SSIS with EzAPI. How can I get the number of rows that were transferred?
My setup is as follows
EzPackage package = new EzPackage();
EzOleDbConnectionManager srcConn;
EzOleDbSource src;
EzOleDbConnectionManager destConn;
EzOleDbDestination dest;
EzDataFlow dataFlow;
destConn = new EzOleDbConnectionManager(package); //set connection string
srcConn = new EzOleDbConnectionManager(package);
dataFlow = new EzDataFlow(package);
src = Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(EzOleDbSource), new object[] { dataFlow }) as EzOleDbSource;
src.Connection = srcConn;
src.SqlCommand = odbcImport.Query;
dest = Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(EzOleDbDestination), new object[] { dataFlow }) as EzOleDbDestination;
dest.Connection = destConn;
dest.AttachTo(src, 0, 0);
dest.AccessMode = AccessMode.AM_OPENROWSET_FASTLOAD;
DTSExecResult result = package.Execute();
Where in this can I add something to get the number of rows? For all versions of SQL server 2008r2 and up
The quick answer is that the Row Count Transformation isn't included out of the box. I had a brief post about that: Row Count with EzAPI
I downloaded the source project from CodePlex and then edited EzComponents.cs (in EzAPI\src) and added the following code
[CompID("{150E6007-7C6A-4CC3-8FF3-FC73783A972E}")]
public class EzRowCountTransform : EzComponent
{
public EzRowCountTransform(EzDataFlow dataFlow) : base(dataFlow) { }
public EzRowCountTransform(EzDataFlow parent, IDTSComponentMetaData100 meta) : base(parent, meta) { }
public string VariableName
{
get { return (string)Meta.CustomPropertyCollection["VariableName"].Value; }
set { Comp.SetComponentProperty("VariableName", value); }
}
}
The component id above is only for 2008.
For 2012, it's going to be E26997D8C-70DA-42B2-8208-A19CE3A9FE41 I don't have a 2012 installation at the moment to confirm I didn't transpose a value there but drop a Row Count component onto a data flow, right click and look at the properties. The component/class id is what that value needs to be. Similar story if you're dealing with 2005.
So, once you have the ability to use EzRowCountTransform, you can simply patch it into your existing script.
// Create an instance of our transform
EzRowCountTransform newRC = null;
// Create a variable to use it
Variable newRCVariable = null;
newRCVariable = package.Variables.Add("RowCountNew", false, "User", 0);
// ...
src.SqlCommand = odbcImport.Query;
// New code here too
newRC = new EzRowCountTransform(dataFlow);
newRC.AttachTo(src);
newRC.Name = "RC New Rows";
newRC.VariableName = newRCVariable.QualifiedName;
// Continue old code
I have a presentation on various approaches I've used over time and what I like/don't like about them. Type more, click less: a programmatic approach to building SSIS. It contains sample code for creating the EzRowCountTransform and usage.
Here is views.py:
def authent(request):
user = request.POST['username']
passw = request.POST['password']
featureDetail = []
loginrole = People_Login.objects.get(User_Name = user, Password = passw)
features = Role_FGroup_FSubGroup_FItems_Map.objects.filter(Role_Id = loginrole.id)
for p in features:
dic = {}
dic['ID'] = p.id
dic['Role_ID'] = p.Role_Id.id
dic['FGID'] = p.Feature_Group_Id.id
dic['FSGID'] = p.Feature_SubGroup_Id.id
dic['FIID'] = p.Feature_Items_Id.id
dic['SFGNAME'] = p.Feature_Group_Id.Name
dic['SFSGNAME'] = p.Feature_SubGroup_Id.Name
dic['SFINAME'] = p.Feature_Items_Id.Name
featureDetail.append(dic)
featuresgroups = Role_Feature_Group_Map.objects.filter(Role_Id = loginrole.Role_Id.id)
request.session['feature_list'] = featureDetail
request.session['featuresgroups'] = featuresgroups
return render_to_response('UAM/index.html',{"contacts":featureDetail,'len':len(featureDetail)-1,'test1':"shiva",'test2':"shiva","featuresgroups":featuresgroups})
For this authent function how to write my logout function
(as I am new to Django)? Please go easy and give me the code for logout function.
I suggest using Django's built in authentication features instead of rolling out your own. Otherwise, you're bound to make many mistakes (such as storing plain text passwords, which I see it's what you're doing) and reinvent many wheels (such as session handling, groups and permissions, etc). If you need to store more information about users than Django supports, you can do it in the form or user profiles.
Anyway, if by "logged on" you mean "having those values in the session", to "log out" you just need to remove them, no?
It really is this easy:
from django.contrib.auth import logout
def logout_page(request):
logout(request)
return HttpResponseRedirect('/')
I am new to Linq and trying to get a handle on how to bind a drop down to a SQL user defined function.
//Populate the Pledge dropdown
var db = new App_Data.MyDBDataContext();
int? partnerID = Convert.ToInt32(Request.QueryString["PartnerID"]);
var pledges =
from p in db.ufn_AvailablePledgesByPartner(partnerID)
select new
{
PledgeAndPartnerName = p.PledgeAndPartnerName,
PledgeID = p.PledgeID
};
DropDownList ddlPledgeID = (DropDownList)DetailsViewContribution.FindControl("DropDownListPledgeID");
ddlPledgeID.DataSource = pledges;
ddlPledgeID.DataTextField = pledges.PledgeAndPartnerName;
ddlPledgeID.DataValueField = pledges.PledgeID;
The current problem is the last 2 lines where I'm trying to reference properties of the anonymous class. "'System.Linq.IQueryable' does not contain a definition for 'PledgeAndPartnerName' and no extension method..." I naively thought the compiler was supposed to figure this out, but obviously I'm assuming C# is now more dynamic than it really is.
Thanks for any input.
Try this:
ddlPledgeID.DataTextField = "PledgeAndPartnerName";
ddlPledgeID.DataValueField = "PledgeID";