Package winterwell.jtwitter

Examples of winterwell.jtwitter.Twitter$User

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  @Test
  public void otherModuleTransactional() {
    assertNull( userRepository.getUserWithId( 1 ) );

    User user = new User( 1, "user 1" );
    userRepository.save( user );

    closeSession();
    openSession();

    User other = userRepository.getUserWithId( 1 );
    assertNotNull( other );
    assertEquals( user, other );
  }
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  }

  @Test
  public void combinedSave() {
    Product product = new Product( 2, "product 2" );
    User user = new User( 2, "user 2" );

    userRepository.save( user, product );

    closeSession();
    openSession();

    User otherUser = userRepository.getUserWithId( 2 );
    assertNotNull( otherUser );
    assertEquals( user, otherUser );

    Product otherProduct = productRepository.getProductWithId( 2 );
    assertNotNull( otherProduct );
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          throws Exception {
    // Request the user service.
    UserRemote userService = dfaServices.get(session, UserRemote.class);

    // Retrieve the user who is to be modified.
    User user = userService.getUser(userId);

    // Create and configure a user filter.
    UserFilter filterToAdd = new UserFilter();
    // The following field has been filled in to make a filter that allows a
    // user to access only the assigned objects.
    // This value was determined using GetUserFilterCriteriaTypes.java.
    filterToAdd.setUserFilterCriteriaId(2);
    // Because this filter used the criteria type "Assigned" it is necessary
    // to specify what advertisers this user has access to. This next step
    // would be skipped for the criteria types "All" and "None".

    // Create an object filter to represent each object the user has access
    // to. Since this is an advertiser filter, an object filter represents an
    // advertiser. The total of object filter objects will need to match the
    // total of advertisers the user is assigned.
    ObjectFilter allowedObject = new ObjectFilter();
    // Insert the advertiser ID of an advertiser assigned to this user.
    allowedObject.setId(advertiserId);
    // Create any additional object filters that are needed, then create an
    // array of all of the object filters for this filter.
    ObjectFilter[] objectFilters = {allowedObject};
    // Add these settings to the user filter
    filterToAdd.setObjectFilters(objectFilters);

    // Add the filter to the user. The following method is specific to
    // advertiser filters. See the User class documentation for the names of
    // methods for other filters.
    user.setAdvertiserUserFilter(filterToAdd);

    // Save the changes made and display a success message.
    UserSaveResult userSaveResult = userService.saveUser(user);
    System.out.printf("User with ID \"%s\" was modified.", userSaveResult.getId());
  }
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          throws Exception {
    // Request the user service.
    UserRemote userService = dfaServices.get(session, UserRemote.class);

    // Retrieve the user who is to be modified.
    User user = userService.getUser(userId);

    // Create and configure a user filter.
    UserFilter filterToAdd = new UserFilter();
    // The following field has been filled in to make a filter that allows a
    // user to access only the assigned objects.
    // This value was determined using GetUserFilterCriteriaTypes.java.
    filterToAdd.setUserFilterCriteriaId(2);
    // Because this filter used the criteria type "Assigned" it is necessary
    // to specify what advertisers this user has access to. This next step
    // would be skipped for the criteria types "All" and "None".

    // Create an object filter to represent each object the user has access
    // to. Since this is an advertiser filter, an object filter represents an
    // advertiser. The total of object filter objects will need to match the
    // total of advertisers the user is assigned.
    ObjectFilter allowedObject = new ObjectFilter();
    // Insert the advertiser ID of an advertiser assigned to this user.
    allowedObject.setId(advertiserId);
    // Create any additional object filters that are needed, then create an
    // array of all of the object filters for this filter.
    ObjectFilter[] objectFilters = {allowedObject};
    // Add these settings to the user filter
    filterToAdd.setObjectFilters(objectFilters);

    // Add the filter to the user. The following method is specific to
    // advertiser filters. See the User class documentation for the names of
    // methods for other filters.
    user.setAdvertiserUserFilter(filterToAdd);

    // Save the changes made and display a success message.
    UserSaveResult userSaveResult = userService.saveUser(user);
    System.out.printf("User with ID \"%s\" was modified.", userSaveResult.getId());
  }
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  public static void runExample(DfpServices dfpServices, DfpSession session) throws Exception {
    // Get the UserService.
    UserServiceInterface userService = dfpServices.get(session, UserServiceInterface.class);

    // Get the current user.
    User user = userService.getCurrentUser();

    System.out.printf(
        "User with ID \"%d\", name \"%s\", email \"%s\", and role \"%s\" is the current user.\n",
        user.getId(), user.getName(), user.getEmail(), user.getRoleName());
  }
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      String name) throws Exception {
    // Get the UserService.
    UserServiceInterface userService = dfpServices.get(session, UserServiceInterface.class);

    // Create a user.
    User traffickerUser = new User();
    traffickerUser.setEmail(emailAddress);
    traffickerUser.setName(name);
    traffickerUser.setPreferredLocale("en_US");

    // Set the system defined ID of the trafficker role.
    // To determine what other roles exist, run GetAllRoles.java.
    traffickerUser.setRoleId(-7L);

    // Create the user on the server.
    User[] users = userService.createUsers(new User[] {traffickerUser});

    for (User createdUser : users) {
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      throws Exception {
    // Get the UserService.
    UserServiceInterface userService = dfpServices.get(session, UserServiceInterface.class);

    // Get the user.
    User user = userService.getUser(userId);

    // Set the role of the user to a salesperson.
    // To determine what other roles exist, run GetAllRoles.java.
    user.setRoleId(-5L);

    // Update the user on the server.
    User[] users = userService.updateUsers(new User[] {user});

    for (User updatedUser : users) {
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      throws Exception {
    // Get the UserService.
    UserServiceInterface userService = dfpServices.get(session, UserServiceInterface.class);

    // Get the user.
    User user = userService.getUser(userId);

    // Set the role of the user to a salesperson.
    // To determine what other roles exist, run GetAllRoles.java.
    user.setRoleId(-5L);

    // Update the user on the server.
    User[] users = userService.updateUsers(new User[] {user});

    for (User updatedUser : users) {
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  public static void runExample(DfpServices dfpServices, DfpSession session) throws Exception {
    // Get the UserService.
    UserServiceInterface userService = dfpServices.get(session, UserServiceInterface.class);

    // Get the current user.
    User user = userService.getCurrentUser();

    System.out.printf(
        "User with ID \"%d\", name \"%s\", email \"%s\", and role \"%s\" is the current user.\n",
        user.getId(), user.getName(), user.getEmail(), user.getRoleName());
  }
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      String name) throws Exception {
    // Get the UserService.
    UserServiceInterface userService = dfpServices.get(session, UserServiceInterface.class);

    // Create a user.
    User traffickerUser = new User();
    traffickerUser.setEmail(emailAddress);
    traffickerUser.setName(name);
    traffickerUser.setPreferredLocale("en_US");

    // Set the system defined ID of the trafficker role.
    // To determine what other roles exist, run GetAllRoles.java.
    traffickerUser.setRoleId(-7L);

    // Create the user on the server.
    User[] users = userService.createUsers(new User[] {traffickerUser});

    for (User createdUser : users) {
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