Examples of hibernate.User

hibernate.User

      if(userExists){
        return UserFactory.id(0); //ID of zero means failed to find
      }
      else{
        // Not found? Create the new user and add them to the database
        User newUser = UserFactory.createUser(firstName,lastName,email,password);
        int myID = myTools.dataEntry(newUser);
        
        // search the database to confirm
        boolean userFound = myTools.dataSearch("User", "email", newUser.getEmail());
          
        // Respond to let them know it was successful (like login API)
        if(userFound){
          return UserFactory.id(myID); //return ID
        }

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  public @ResponseBody UserStatusJson deleteUser(
      @RequestParam(value="email",     required=true) String email,
      @RequestParam(value="password",   required=true) String password) {
      
      // Create object to hold the user
      User deleteUser;
      
      // Set up your database Tools
    DatabaseTools myTools = new DatabaseTools();
      
    // Confirm user exists (and correct password)

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        boolean userFound = myTools.dataSearch("User", "email", email, "password", password);
        
        // If found create StatusOutput=TRUE and return
        if(userFound){
          ObjectRetrievalTools<User> myUser = new ObjectRetrievalTools<User>();
          User test = myUser.getObject(Table.User, "email", email);
        return UserFactory.id(test.getId());
        }
        
        // If not found create StatusOutput=FALSE and return
        else {
        return UserFactory.id(0);

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        // See if the user exists and if the password is correct
        boolean userFound = myTools.dataSearch("User", "email", email, "password", password);
        
        // If found create StatusOutput=TRUE and return
        if(userFound){
          User myUser = myTools.getUser(email, password);
          if(firstName != null){ myUser.setFirstName(firstName);}
          if(lastName != null){ myUser.setLastName(lastName);}
          myTools.dataUpdate(myUser);
          return UserFactory.validUser(true);
        }
        
        // If not found create StatusOutput=FALSE and return

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      String email, String password) {
    // 1. Create a Date Stamp
    Date createDate = new Date();
    
    // 2. Create a new User class
    User newUser = new User(email,password,firstName,lastName,createDate);
    newUser.setModifyDate(createDate);
    
    // 3. Return User
    return newUser;
  }

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                //set up object retrieval tool 
                ObjectRetrievalTools<User> objRetrieval = new ObjectRetrievalTools<>();
                
                //use retrieval tool with the user id to get the user object
                User userObj = (User)objRetrieval.getObject(Table.User, "id", myId);
                
                //extract the first and last name of the user
                String firstName = userObj.getFirstName();
                String lastName = userObj.getLastName();
                
                //use the UserFactory to create a new UserNameJson object
                UserNameJson userName = UserFactory.createUserNameJson(firstName, lastName, dateJoined);
                
                //put the UserNameJson object in the array

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              //set up object retrieval tools
                ObjectRetrievalTools<User> userLookup = new ObjectRetrievalTools<>();
                
                //retrieves the user object via their email address
                User invitedUser = userLookup.getObject(Table.User, "email", invitedEmail);
            
                //gets the invited users id
                int invitedUserId = invitedUser.getId();
                
                //creates a new joined date to be added to the UserRoleGroup
                Date dateJoined = new Date();
                
                //creates the new UserRoleGroup for the invited user

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  }
  
  public void testUserCreate01() {
    
    // create a new user
    User newUser = UserFactory.createUser("John", "Doe", "jd@gmail.com", "Password5");
    
    // Enter user into the database and get the ID back
    int myUserID = myTools.dataEntry(newUser);
    
    if(myUserID <= 0) {Assert.fail(" User ID was suppose to be > 0 but instead it was " + myUserID);}

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  public void testOneColumnQuery() throws Exception{
    
    ObjectRetrievalTools<User> myObjectTool = new ObjectRetrievalTools<User>();
        
        User newUser = new User("test@gmail.com","Password1","John","Anderson",new Date());
        myTools.dataEntry(newUser);
        
        User retrievedUser = myObjectTool.getObject(Table.User, "email", newUser.getEmail());
        
        //check to see if the names equal each other, that means retrieval tool is working
        if(!(retrievedUser.getFirstName().equals(newUser.getFirstName()))){
          Assert.fail(" The entered name is " + newUser.getFirstName() + 
                " but the retrieved name is " + retrievedUser.getFirstName());
        }
        
        myTools.dataRemoval(retrievedUser);
  }

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  }
  
  public void testPullList() throws Exception{
ObjectRetrievalTools<User> myObjectTool = new ObjectRetrievalTools<User>();
        
        User newUser = new User("test1@gmail.com","Password1","Tom","Roberts",new Date());
        myTools.dataEntry(newUser);
        User newUser2 = new User("test2@gmail.com","Password1","John","Anderson",new Date());
        myTools.dataEntry(newUser2);
        
        List<User> retrievedUserList = myObjectTool.getObjectList(Table.User);
        
        //check to see if the names equal each other, that means retrieval tool is working

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