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["David A. Kovacic" <>]

    The groovy script seems to have failed:  The imports and create
    GrouperSession s... seem to have worked but the following comands
    are giving a "definition not found error":
    
    groovy:000> GrouperSession s = GrouperSession.startRootSession();
    ===>
    7733c440b1144f00a986befb9bbb3e28,'GrouperSystem','application'
    groovy:000> Stem stem = StemFinder.findByName(s, ":");
    ===>
Stem[displayName=,name=,uuid=91aa5a37cc6145968295bd5e9ad79701,creator=cc0c3db0ccb84923ad9833d1d2821ef2]
    groovy:000>
      GrouperRequestContainer.assignUseStaticRequestContainer(true);
    ERROR java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
    javax/servlet/http/HttpServletRequest
    groovy:000> GrouperRequestContainer
      grouperRequestContainer =
      GrouperRequestContainer.retrieveFromRequestOrCreate();
    ERROR java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
    javax/servlet/http/HttpServletRequest
    
    Any idea what we might be doing wrong?  This is under Grouper 2.5.44
    
    Dave

On 6/15/21 7:02 PM, Jonathan Keller wrote:

      If by command line you mean running a GSH script: Yes - I was
      setting up to do this.  We have not automated the running of the
      script on deployment, but the script to perform the GDG
      provisioning is part of the image.  But this is the relevant part.
       I hope this helps your use case.  After this, the script proceeds
      to set up a number of stems within the GDG we also want to have as
      a standard.

import edu.internet2.middleware.grouper.grouperUi.beans.ui.GrouperRequestContainer;

import edu.internet2.middleware.grouper.grouperUi.beans.ui.StemTemplateContainer;

import edu.internet2.middleware.grouper.grouperUi.beans.ui.GrouperTemplateLogicBase;

import edu.internet2.middleware.grouper.grouperUi.beans.ui.ServiceAction;

import edu.internet2.middleware.grouper.grouperUi.serviceLogic.UiV2Template;

GrouperSession s = GrouperSession.startRootSession();

// This block pulls the GDG template (known as tierStructure) and applies it to the database

// Template application commands like these must be run against the UI server

Stem stem = StemFinder.findByName(s, ":");

GrouperRequestContainer.assignUseStaticRequestContainer(true);

GrouperRequestContainer grouperRequestContainer = GrouperRequestContainer.retrieveFromRequestOrCreate();

StemTemplateContainer stemTemplateContainer = grouperRequestContainer.getStemTemplateContainer();

GrouperTemplateLogicBase templateLogic = UiV2Template.getTemplateLogic("tierStructure", stemTemplateContainer);

templateLogic.setStemId(stem.getUuid());

stemTemplateContainer.setCreateNoSubfolder(true);

List allServiceActions = templateLogic.getServiceActions();

for (ServiceAction serviceAction: allServiceActions) { serviceAction.getServiceActionType().createTemplateItem(serviceAction); }

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Jonathan Keller

            Application Architect - Administrative
                IT

On Jun 15, 2021, at 10:38 AM, David A. Kovacic <> wrote:

AT CWRU, we are trying to make deployment of Grouper more consistent using  ansible playbooks.  We have a number of sub-folders we would like to add to the basic app, basis, etc structure and would like to do them all as one GSH script.  It looks like the current GDG template uses straight Java rather than Groovy.  Is there any way to run the GDG template directly from the command line?

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David A. Kovacic
Sr. Technical Lead
RCIS
University Technology, [U]Tech
Case Western Reserve University

Email: Phone: 216.368.5892

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David A. Kovacic
Sr. Technical Lead
RCIS
University Technology, [U]Tech
Case Western Reserve University

Email:
Phone: 216.368.5892

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