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[Paul Gazda <>]

Chris,

Thanks for the quick response. I did get this to work by setting

ws.subject.result.attribute.names = name

 

I had erroneously assumed that I had to specify includeSubjectDetail=true to see the name.

 

I can get the result using WsSubject.getAttributeValue. I had been looking for it in the name attribute - WsSubject.getName(). It seems odd that the name is not available through getName, but as long as I can get the info, I’m happy.

 

Thanks.

 

Paul Gazda

 

From: Chris Hyzer [mailto:]
Sent: Monday, June 01, 2009 2:27 PM
To: Paul Gazda; Grouper Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: How to get group name returned in WsSubject?

 

There have been some bugs fixed with WS subject attributes post 1.4.1, e.g.

 

https://bugs.internet2.edu/jira/browse/GRP-226

 

1.4.2 will be released soon.  However, you can try this first:

The includeSubjectDetail will only do anything if you have attributes configured in your grouper-ws.properties file under the setting: ws.subject.result.detail.attribute.names (by default none).  If you want to put “name” in the request under subjectAttributeNames, the client can decide if they want the name or not.  Here is an example from the grouper client which shows the name “test:test1” is a member of “test:test2”:

 

C:\mchyzer\isc\dev\grouper_v1_4\grouperClient\dist\institution\grouperClient.institution-1.4.1>java -jar grouperClient.jar --operation=getMembersWs --groupNames=test:test2 --subjectAttributeNames=name --debug=true

DEBUG: Reading resource: grouper.client.properties, from: C:\mchyzer\isc\dev\grouper_v1_4\grouperClient\dist\institution\grouperClient.institution-1.4.1\grouper.client.properties

DEBUG: WebService: connecting as user: 'mchyzer'

DEBUG: WebService: connecting to URL: 'http://localhost:8091/grouperWs/servicesRest/v1_4_000/groups'

DEBUG: WebService: logging request to: F:\temp\grouperClientWsDocuments\wsLog_2009_06\day_01\17_21_57_457_504_getMembers_request.log

 

################ REQUEST START (indented) ###############

 

POST /grouperWs/servicesRest/v1_4_000/groups HTTP/1.1

Connection: close

Authorization: Basic xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

User-Agent: Jakarta Commons-HttpClient/3.1

Host: localhost:8091

Content-Length: 216

Content-Type: text/xml; charset=UTF-8

 

<WsRestGetMembersRequest>

  <wsGroupLookups>

    <WsGroupLookup>

      <groupName>test:test2</groupName>

    </WsGroupLookup>

  </wsGroupLookups>

  <subjectAttributeNames>

    <string>name</string>

  </subjectAttributeNames>

</WsRestGetMembersRequest>

 

################ REQUEST END ###############

 

 

DEBUG: WebService: logging response to: F:\temp\grouperClientWsDocuments\wsLog_2009_06\day_01\17_21_57_457_504_getMembers_response.log

 

################ RESPONSE START (indented) ###############

 

HTTP/1.1 200 OK

Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1

Set-Cookie: JSESSIONID=xxxxxxxxxxxx; Path=/grouperWs

X-Grouper-resultCode: SUCCESS

X-Grouper-success: T

X-Grouper-resultCode2: NONE

Content-Type: text/xml

Date: Mon, 01 Jun 2009 21:21:58 GMT

Connection: close

 

<WsGetMembersResults>

  <subjectAttributeNames>

    <string>name</string>

  </subjectAttributeNames>

  <resultMetadata>

    <resultCode>SUCCESS</resultCode>

    <resultMessage>Success for: clientVersion: v1_4_000, wsGroupLookups: Array size: 1: [0]: WsGroupLookup[groupName=test:test2]

 

, memberFilter: All, includeSubjectDetail: false, actAsSubject: null, fieldName: null, subjectAttributeNames: Array size: 1: [0]: name

 

, paramNames:

, params: null</resultMessage>

    <success>T</success>

  </resultMetadata>

  <responseMetadata>

    <millis>703</millis>

    <serverVersion>v1_4_002</serverVersion>

  </responseMetadata>

  <results>

    <WsGetMembersResult>

      <wsGroup>

        <extension>test2</extension>

        <displayExtension>test2</displayExtension>

        <displayName>test:test2</displayName>

        <name>test:test2</name>

        <uuid>82ed6061-ac33-44df-b50d-137268ece283</uuid>

      </wsGroup>

      <wsSubjects>

        <WsSubject>

          <resultCode>SUCCESS</resultCode>

          <success>T</success>

          <id>c80e2edf-dc46-42cb-8e39-9e952ae0cbb9</id>

          <sourceId>g:gsa</sourceId>

          <attributeValues>

            <string>test:test1</string>

          </attributeValues>

        </WsSubject>

      </wsSubjects>

      <resultMetadata>

        <resultCode>SUCCESS</resultCode>

        <success>T</success>

      </resultMetadata>

    </WsGetMembersResult>

  </results>

</WsGetMembersResults>

 

################ RESPONSE END ###############

 

 

DEBUG: Output template: GroupIndex ${groupIndex}: success: ${resultMetadata.success}: code: ${resultMetadata.resultCode}

: group: ${wsGroup.name}: subjectIndex: ${subjectIndex}: ${wsSubject.id}, available variables: wsGetMembersResults, grouperClientUtils, groupIndex, wsGetMembersResult, wsGroup, resultMetadata, subjectIndex, wsSubject

GroupIndex 0: success: T: code: SUCCESS: group: test:test2: subjectIndex: 0: c80e2edf-dc46-42cb-8e39-9e952ae0cbb9

DEBUG: Elapsed time: 1547ms

 

C:\mchyzer\isc\dev\grouper_v1_4\grouperClient\dist\institution\grouperClient.institution-1.4.1>

 

 

Thanks,

Chris

 

 

From: Paul Gazda [mailto:]
Sent: Monday, June 01, 2009 4:51 PM
To: Grouper Users Mailing List
Subject: [grouper-users] How to get group name returned in WsSubject?

 

I am searching for group members using the GrouperClient 1.4.1 class GcGetMembers. I set gcGetMembers.assignIncludeSubjectDetail(true), but never see a group name when a group member is returned. I can see in a debugger that there is a WsSubject attribute called “name”, but it is always null. The only thing populated is the id attribute which contains the group uuid. Is there a way to get the group name as well as the uuid?

 

Paul Gazda