/**
* Creates an User with roles.
*
* @param login The user login.
* @return The User.
*/
protected TestUser makeUser(String login) {
TestUser user = new TestUser();
user.setEmail(login);
int adminID =
ps.queryFirst(TestRole.class, "select tr from TestRole tr where tr.name = 'admin'").getId();
int userID =
ps.queryFirst(TestRole.class, "select tr from TestRole tr where tr.name = 'user'").getId();
Map<String, int[]> associations = new HashMap<String, int[]>();
associations.put("roles", new int[] {adminID, userID});
assertTrue(userService.persist(user, associations, "password"));
return user;
}
/**
* Performs validation on the User class by passing the User object from the form submission to
* the {@link UserService#validate(User,Map,boolean,String,String)} method. In order to accomodate
* the username and email variations on the {@link DefaultUser} class, this checks the
* configuration to see if the {@link UserConfiguration#isUsernameSameAsEmail()} method returns
* true and if it does, it assumes that the form only has a field for the username and copies that
* value from the username property to the email property.
*/
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
@ValidateMethod
public void validate() {
// It is okay to create the user as a side-effect because it will be empty
if (user == null) {
user = new DefaultUser();
}
if (userConfiguration.isUsernameSameAsEmail()) {
user.setUsername(user.getEmail());
}
ErrorList errors =
userService.validate(user, associations, user.getId() != null, password, passwordConfirm);
if (!errors.isEmpty()) {
for (net.java.error.Error error : errors) {
PropertyError pe = (PropertyError) error;
messageStore.addFieldError(MessageScope.REQUEST, pe.getProperty(), pe.getMessage());
}
}
}
