/**
* Add ServerGroups to the list of Default System groups. The ServerGroups <strong>MUST</strong>
* exist otherwise a IllegalArgumentException is thrown.
*
* @param loggedInUser The current user in user.
* @param login The login for the user whose Default ServerGroup list will be affected.
* @param sgNames names of ServerGroups.
* @return Returns 1 if successful (exception otherwise)
* @xmlrpc.doc Add system groups to user's list of default system groups.
* @xmlrpc.param #param("string", "sessionKey")
* @xmlrpc.param #param_desc("string", "login", "User's login name.")
* @xmlrpc.param #array_single("string", "serverGroupName")
* @xmlrpc.returntype #return_int_success()
*/
public int addDefaultSystemGroups(User loggedInUser, String login, List sgNames) {
User target = XmlRpcUserHelper.getInstance().lookupTargetUser(loggedInUser, login);
if (sgNames == null || sgNames.size() < 1) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("no servergroup names supplied");
}
List groups = ServerGroupFactory.listManagedGroups(target.getOrg());
Map groupMap = new HashMap();
// sigh. After looking through all of the apache collections package
// I couldn't find anything that would create a map from a list using
// a property from the object in the list as the key. This is where
// python would be useful.
for (Iterator itr = groups.iterator(); itr.hasNext(); ) {
ServerGroup sg = (ServerGroup) itr.next();
groupMap.put(sg.getName(), sg);
}
// Doing full check of all supplied names, if one is bad
// throw an exception, prior to altering the DefaultSystemGroup Set.
for (Iterator itr = sgNames.iterator(); itr.hasNext(); ) {
String name = (String) itr.next();
ServerGroup sg = (ServerGroup) groupMap.get(name);
if (sg == null) {
throw new LookupServerGroupException(name);
}
}
// now for the real reason we're in this method.
Set defaults = target.getDefaultSystemGroupIds();
for (Iterator itr = sgNames.iterator(); itr.hasNext(); ) {
ServerGroup sg = (ServerGroup) groupMap.get(itr.next());
if (sg != null) {
// not a simple add to the groups. Needs to call
// UserManager as DataSource is being used.
defaults.add(sg.getId());
}
}
UserManager.setDefaultSystemGroupIds(target, defaults);
UserManager.storeUser(target);
return 1;
}
/**
* Get the set of ManagedServerGroups that this Org is a member of.
*
* @return List of ServerGroup classes
*/
public List<ManagedServerGroup> getManagedServerGroups() {
return ServerGroupFactory.listManagedGroups(this);
}
