Examples of org.onebusaway.users.model.User

org.onebusaway.users.model.User
Main user account object, designed to be serialized to a database. A couple of design notes:
User Properties
The only properites that are included in the User object itself are those that need be accessible from SQL/HQL queries. For the most part, there aren't many of those. The bulk of user properties and data is stored in the {@link UserProperties} object attached to each user. This is just a Java beanthat is serialized to and from the database for each user. Why the serialized bean for user properties? This approach gives us more flexibility as user properties change over time, as driven by new functionality. The addition, modification, or deletion of a property can get quite complex when it means changing the underlying database schema, especially as the user table grows larger and you consider the need to upgrade production systems on the fly. Instead, the serialized bean approach allows us to lazily upgrade beans as they are accessed. We rely on handlers registered with the {@link UserPropertiesService} to manage versioning of {@link UserProperties}implementations and migration between them.
User Indices
Each user has a numeric id that uniquely identifies the user account. However, we often want to lookup and authenticate a user by a variety of other indices: username, phone number, web cookie, OpenID id, Twitter account, email, Facebook account. To support all those mechanisms in a flexible way, each {@link User} object has a set of {@link UserIndex} objectsassociated with it (see {@link #getUserIndices()}). Each user index has a type (ex. username) and value (ex. admin), plus some credential information that can be used for authenticating a user through that user index. @author bdferris @see UserIndex @see UserRole @see UserProperties @see UserDao @see UserService @see UserPropertiesService @see UserPropertiesMigration

  }


  @Test
  public void testMergeUsers02() throws BookmarkException {


    User userA = createUser();


    _service.setLastSelectedStopIds(userA, Arrays.asList("A"));
    _service.setDefaultLocation(userA, "here", 47.0, -122.0);
    _service.addStopBookmark(userA, "bookmark A", Arrays.asList("A", "C"),
        new RouteFilter());


    User userB = createUser();


    _service.mergeProperties(userA, userB);


    UserPropertiesV1 props = getProperties(userB);
    List<String> bookmarks = props.getBookmarkedStopIds();

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  }


  @Test
  public void testMergeUsers03() throws BookmarkException {


    User userA = createUser();


    _service.setLastSelectedStopIds(userA, Arrays.asList("A"));
    _service.setDefaultLocation(userA, "here", 47.0, -122.0);
    _service.addStopBookmark(userA, "bookmark a", Arrays.asList("A", "C"),
        new RouteFilter());


    User userB = createUser();


    _service.setLastSelectedStopIds(userB, Arrays.asList("B"));
    _service.setDefaultLocation(userB, "there", 48.0, -123.0);
    _service.addStopBookmark(userB, "bookmark b", Arrays.asList("B", "A"),
        new RouteFilter());

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    assertEquals("B", props.getLastSelectedStopId());
  }


  private User createUser() {
    User user = new User();
    user.setProperties(new UserPropertiesV1());
    return user;
  }

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  }


  public void handleAccessForUser(int userId, long accessTime) {
    Element element = _cache.get(userId);
    if (element == null) {
      User user = _userDao.getUserForId(userId);
      user.setLastAccessTime(new Date(accessTime));
      _userDao.saveOrUpdateUser(user);
      if (_log.isDebugEnabled())
        _log.debug("user last access set " + userId);
      element = new Element(userId, accessTime);
      _cache.put(element);

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    UserIndex userIndex = _userDao.getUserIndexForId(key);


    if (userIndex == null) {


      User user = new User();
      user.setCreationTime(new Date());
      user.setTemporary(true);
      user.setProperties(new UserPropertiesV1());
      Set<UserRole> roles = new HashSet<UserRole>();
      if (isAnonymous)
        roles.add(_authoritiesService.getAnonymousRole());
      else
        roles.add(_authoritiesService.getUserRole());
      user.setRoles(roles);


      userIndex = new UserIndex();
      userIndex.setId(key);
      userIndex.setCredentials(credentials);
      userIndex.setUser(user);


      user.getUserIndices().add(userIndex);


      _userDao.saveOrUpdateUser(user);
    }


    return userIndex;

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     * At this point, we have a valid registration code. We may safely clear the
     * registration
     */
    _userIndexRegistrationService.clearRegistrationForUserIndexKey(userIndex.getId());


    User targetUser = _userDao.getUserForId(registration.getUserId());
    if (targetUser == null)
      return null;


    User phoneUser = userIndex.getUser();


    /**
     * If the user index is already registered, our work is done
     */
    if (phoneUser.equals(targetUser))
      return userIndex;


    /**
     * If the phone user only has one index (the phoneNumber index), we merge
     * the phone user with the registration target user. Otherwise, we keep the
     * phone user, but just transfer the phone index
     */
    if (phoneUser.getUserIndices().size() == 1) {
      mergeUsers(userIndex.getUser(), targetUser);
    } else {
      userIndex.setUser(targetUser);
      targetUser.getUserIndices().add(userIndex);
      phoneUser.getUserIndices().remove(userIndex);
      _userDao.saveOrUpdateUsers(phoneUser, targetUser);
    }


    // Refresh the user index
    return getUserIndexForId(userIndex.getId());

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    if (userIndex == null) {
      return null;
    }


    User user = userIndex.getUser();
    UserBean bean = getUserAsBean(user);
    return bean.getMinApiRequestInterval();
  }

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      for (int userId : userIds) {
        if (Thread.interrupted() ) {
          return;
        }
        User user = _userDao.getUserForId(userId);
        if (user != null) {
          _userDao.deleteUser(user);
        }
        Thread.yield();
      }

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    return new IndexedUserDetailsImpl(_authoritiesService, userIndex);
  }


  private void setLastAccessTimeForUser(UserIndex userIndex) {
    User user = userIndex.getUser();
    _userLastAccessTimeService.handleAccessForUser(user.getId(), System.currentTimeMillis());
  }

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    UserIndexKey key = new UserIndexKey(UserIndexTypes.PHONE_NUMBER,
        phoneNumber);
    UserIndex existingUserIndex = _userService.getOrCreateUserForIndexKey(key,
        "", false);
    User existingUser = existingUserIndex.getUser();


    String id = key.getType() + "|" + key.getValue();
    UserIndexKey studyKey = new UserIndexKey("tccStudyId", id);


    return _userService.addUserIndexToUser(existingUser, studyKey,

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