How to get a ProjectEnvironment inside of an executable to init GenericConfiguration object

Zendesk API User

• 10 août 2023 14:22

Author: bIT_sosswald
Publication Date: 8/10/2023 14:22

Hi all,

I want to bring up this question again: https://community.crownpeak.com/t5/Questions-Answers/Is-there-a-way-to-get-a-ProjectEnvironment-from-BaseContext/m-p/40914

How do I get an instance of ProjectEnvironment?
Is there a way to obtain this object from an Agent, a Connection, or something else?

Background:

We use the e-Spirit Generic Configuration (which is an great tool to create configuration panels for the ServerManager!). This works perfectly fine.
But we now need to change a project configuration by a server schedule job. (To reset credentials in the project configuration that will expire soon.)

For this I would like to the the GenericConfiguration also. But since the recreation of the credentials will be done in a server schedule job I do not have a ProjectEnvironment to call the init() method of the generic configuration panel.

My wish would to do something like this:

private void foo() {
    AProjectAppConfiguration projectAppConfiguration = new AProjectAppConfiguration();
    projectAppConfiguration.init(null, null, projectEnvironment);
    projectAppConfiguration.load();
    projectAppConfiguration.setApplicationSecret("TopSecret");
    projectAppConfiguration.store();
}

But for this I need a ProjectEnvironment. ‍

 

Thanks for your help.

Sandro

Associé à

• Module
• GenericConfiguration
• ProjectEnvironment

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  Zendesk API User

  • 10 août 2023 18:32

  Author: bIT_sosswald - 8/10/2023 18:32
  

  I solved the issue with an ugly solution, but it works.

  I created my own implementation of ProjectEnvironment which just returns the needed values to initialize the GenericConfiguration with the method getConfDir().

  When passing the module name, project app name and project I can get the FileHandle to the project app configuration directory which is used by the init() call on the GenericConfiguration panel. - This solves my problem and I can use the GenericConfiguration panel to change project app configurations inside of an executable using a comfortable API.

  public class ProjectAppConfigEnvironment implements ProjectEnvironment {
  
  
      private final Project project;
      private final FileSystem<? extends FileHandle> fileSystem;
  
      /**
       * Creates a new instance.
       *
       * @param moduleName     The name of the FirstSpirit module containing the project app in focus.
       * @param projectAppName The name of the project app in focus.
       * @param project        The project in which the project app is installed to.
       */
      public ProjectAppConfigEnvironment(String moduleName, String projectAppName, Project project) {
          this.project = project;
          ModuleAdminAgent moduleAdminAgent = project.getUserService().getConnection().getBroker().requireSpecialist(ModuleAdminAgent.TYPE);
          fileSystem = moduleAdminAgent.getProjectAppConfig(moduleName, projectAppName, project);
      }
  
      /**
       * Gets the configuration directory of the project app.
       *
       * @return Access to the project-app configuration directory.
       * @see <a href="https://docs.e-spirit.com/odfs/dev/de/espirit/firstspirit/agency/ModuleAdminAgent.html#getProjectAppConfig(java.lang.String,java.lang.String,de.espirit.firstspirit.access.project.Project)">ModuleAdminAgent.getProjectAppConfig</a>
       */
      @Override
      public @NotNull FileSystem<? extends FileHandle> getConfDir() {
          return fileSystem;
      }
  
      @SneakyThrows
      @Override
      public @Nullable FileSystem<? extends FileHandle> getDataDir() {
          throw new OperationNotSupportedException();
      }
  
      @SneakyThrows
      @Override
      public @Nullable FileSystem<? extends FileHandle> getLogDir() {
          throw new OperationNotSupportedException();
      }
  
      @SneakyThrows
      @Override
      public Connection getConnection() {
          throw new OperationNotSupportedException();
      }
  
      @SneakyThrows
      @Override
      public SpecialistsBroker getBroker() {
          throw new OperationNotSupportedException();
      }
  
      @SneakyThrows
      @Override
      public ComponentDescriptor.Scope getScope() {
          throw new OperationNotSupportedException();
      }
  
      @SneakyThrows
      @Override
      public @Nullable String getInstalledVersion() {
          throw new OperationNotSupportedException();
      }
  
      @SneakyThrows
      @Override
      public long getProjectId() {
          return project.getId();
      }
  
      @SneakyThrows
      @Override
      public @Nullable Project getProject() {
          return project;
      }
  }

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