Examples of com.ecyrd.jspwiki.auth.user.UserDatabase.save()

com.ecyrd.jspwiki.auth.user.UserDatabase.save()

Saves a {@link UserProfile}to the user database, overwriting the existing profile if it exists. The user name under which the profile should be saved is returned by the supplied profile's {@link UserProfile#getLoginName()} method.

The database implementation is responsible for detecting potential duplicate user profiles; specifically, the login name, wiki name, and full name must be unique. The implementation is not required to check for validity of passwords or e-mail addresses. Special case: if the profile already exists and the password is null, it should retain its previous value, rather than being set to null.

Implementations are required to time-stamp the creation or modification fields of the UserProfile./p>

This method is intended to be atomic; results cannot be partially committed. If the commit fails, it should roll back its state appropriately. Implementing classes that persist to the file system may wish to make this method synchronized.

@param profile the user profile to save @throws WikiSecurityException if the profile cannot be saved

            UserProfile profile = db.newProfile();
            profile.setEmail( "testuser@testville.com" );
            profile.setLoginName( loginName );
            profile.setFullname( "FullName"+loginName );
            profile.setPassword( "password" );
            db.save(profile);


            // Make sure the profile saved successfully
            if ( db.getWikiNames().length == oldUserCount )
            {
                m_session.addMessage( ERROR_DB, "Could not add a test user to the database." );

            password = TextUtil.generateRandomPassword();
            UserProfile profile = userDb.newProfile();
            profile.setLoginName( ADMIN_ID );
            profile.setFullname( ADMIN_NAME );
            profile.setPassword( password );
            userDb.save( profile );
        }
        
        // Create a new admin group
        GroupManager groupMgr = m_engine.getGroupManager();
        Group group = null;

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