// Validate request parameters & execute
for (int i=0; i<businessVector.size(); i++)
{
// Move the BusinessEntity into a form we can work with easily
BusinessEntity business = (BusinessEntity)businessVector.elementAt(i);
String businessKey = business.getBusinessKey();
// If a BusinessKey was specified then make sure it's a valid one.
if ((businessKey != null) && (businessKey.length() > 0) && (!dataStore.isValidBusinessKey(businessKey)))
throw new InvalidKeyPassedException("save_business: "+
"businessKey="+businessKey);
// If a BusinessKey was specified then make sure 'publisherID' controls it.
if ((businessKey != null) && (businessKey.length() > 0) && (!dataStore.isBusinessPublisher(businessKey,publisherID)))
throw new UserMismatchException("save_business: "+
"userID="+publisherID+", "+
"businessKey="+businessKey);
// Normally, a valid tModelKey MUST be specified for the keyedReference
// to be valid. However, in the case of a keyedReference that is used in
// a categoryBag, the tModelKey may be omitted or specified as a
// zero-length string to indicate that the taxonomy being used is
// uddi-org:general_keywords. When it is omitted in this manner, the UDDI
// registry will insert the proper key during the save_xx operation.
// - UDDI Programmers API v2.04 Section 4.3.5.1 Specifying keyedReferences
//
CategoryBag categoryBag = business.getCategoryBag();
if (categoryBag != null)
{
Vector keyedRefVector = categoryBag.getKeyedReferenceVector();
if (keyedRefVector != null)
{
int vectorSize = keyedRefVector.size();
if (vectorSize > 0)
{
for (int j=0; j<vectorSize; j++)
{
KeyedReference keyedRef = (KeyedReference)keyedRefVector.elementAt(j);
String key = keyedRef.getTModelKey();
// A null or zero-length tModelKey is treated as
// though the tModelKey for uddiorg:general_keywords
// had been specified.
//
if ((key == null) || (key.trim().length() == 0))
keyedRef.setTModelKey(TModel.GENERAL_KEYWORDS_TMODEL_KEY);
}
}
}
}
}
for (int i=0; i<businessVector.size(); i++)
{
// move the BusinessEntity into a form we can work with easily
BusinessEntity business = (BusinessEntity)businessVector.elementAt(i);
String businessKey = business.getBusinessKey();
// If the new BusinessEntity has a BusinessKey then it must already
// exists so delete the old one. It a BusinessKey isn't specified then
// this is a new BusinessEntity so create a new BusinessKey for it.
//
if ((businessKey != null) && (businessKey.length() > 0))
{
dataStore.deleteBusiness(businessKey);
}
else
{
business.setBusinessKey(uuidgen.uuidgen());
}
// check if the business has DiscoveryURL with
// useType as 'businessEntity' if not create one
// and add it to the business object.
//
addBusinessEntityDiscoveryURL(business);
// Everything checks out so let's save it. First
// store 'authorizedName' and 'operator' values
// in each BusinessEntity.
//
business.setAuthorizedName(authorizedName);
business.setOperator(Config.getOperator());
// If no contacts were specified with the Business
// Entity then add a new contact of type 'publisher'
// using the publishers information.
Contacts contacts = business.getContacts();
if ((contacts == null) ||
(contacts.getContactVector() == null) ||
(contacts.getContactVector().isEmpty()))
{
Contact contact = new Contact();
contact.setPersonNameValue(publisher.getName());
contact.setUseType("publisher");
String email = publisher.getEmailAddress();
if (email != null)
contact.addEmail(new Email(email,"email"));
business.addContact(contact);
}
dataStore.saveBusiness(business,publisherID);
}