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* Copyright 2015 Anyware Services
*
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* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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*
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/**
* @private
* This is a relation handler between:
* * source : user
* * destination : group
*/
Ext.define('Ametys.plugins.core.relations.UserGroupRelationHandler', {
extend: 'Ametys.relation.RelationHandler',
/**
* @private
* Do the #supportedRelations work but based only on targets array
* This method return the list of supported operations between the source and the target points of a relation.
* The implementation should only handle targets and should not have to check the source and target relations: a later filter is done by the {@link Ametys.relation.RelationManager}.
* @param {Ametys.message.MessageTarget[]} sourceTargets The source point of the relation operation. Targets are assumed to be ready.
* @param {Ametys.message.MessageTarget[]} targetTargets The end point of the relation operation. Targets are assumed to be ready.
* @return {Ametys.relation.Relation/Ametys.relation.Relation[]} Return the supported operations between those two points. Order matters: after filtering that array, the first relation is considered as the default one.
*/
_supportedRelations: function(sourceTargets, targetTargets)
{
var sourceMatch = Ametys.message.MessageTargetHelper.findTargets(sourceTargets, Ametys.message.MessageTarget.USER, 1);
if (sourceMatch.length == 0 || sourceMatch.length != sourceTargets.length)
{
return [];
}
var targetMatch = Ametys.message.MessageTargetHelper.findTargets(targetTargets, Ametys.message.MessageTarget.GROUP, 1);
if (targetMatch.length != 1)
{
return [];
}
var relations = [
Ext.create('Ametys.relation.Relation', {
type: Ametys.relation.Relation.REFERENCE,
label: "{{i18n PLUGINS_CORE_RELATIONS_ADD_USER_LABEL}}",
description: "{{i18n PLUGINS_CORE_RELATIONS_ADD_USER_DESCRIPTION}}",
smallIcon: null,
mediumIcon: null,
largeIcon: null
})
];
return relations;
},
supportedRelations: function(source, target)
{
return this._supportedRelations(source.targets, target.targets);
},
/**
* @private
* Do the #link work but based only on targets array
* The method is called to link source to target using the given relation.
* This operation can be asynchronous and will invoke a callback at the end.
* In most cases this implementation will send a {@link Ametys.message.Message} to let the UI know that the operation is finished.
* @param {Ametys.message.MessageTarget[]} sourceTargets The source point of the link operation. Targets are assumed to be ready.
* @param {Ametys.message.MessageTarget} target The end point of the link operation. Targets are assumed to be ready.
* @param {Function} callback The callback to call when the operation has ended.
* @param {Boolean} callback.success True if the operation was successful
*/
_link: function(sourceTargets, target, callback)
{
var sourceIds = [];
Ext.Array.forEach(Ametys.message.MessageTargetHelper.findTargets(sourceTargets, Ametys.message.MessageTarget.USER, 1), function(target) {
sourceIds.push({
login: target.getParameters().id,
populationId: target.getParameters().populationId
});
});
Ametys.plugins.core.groups.GroupsDAO.addUsersGroup([target.getParameters().groupDirectory, target.getParameters().id, sourceIds, null, Ametys.message.MessageTarget.GROUP], null, {});
},
link: function(source, target, callback, relationType)
{
this._link(source.getTargets(), target.getTarget(), callback);
}
});