def handle(self, *args, **options):
if len(args) == 1:
id = args[0]
else:
raise CommandError("Usage: %s\n%s" % (self.args, self.help))
reprocess_form_cases(XFormError.get(id))
def handle(self, *args, **options):
if len(args) == 1:
id = args[0]
else:
raise CommandError('Usage: %s\n%s' % (self.args, self.help))
reprocess_form_cases(XFormError.get(id))
def post_xform_to_couch(instance, attachments={}):
"""
Post an xform to couchdb, based on the settings.XFORMS_POST_URL.
Returns the newly created document from couchdb, or raises an
exception if anything goes wrong.
attachments is a dictionary of the request.FILES that are not the xform. Key is the parameter name, and the value is the django MemoryFile object stream.
"""
def _has_errors(response, errors):
return errors or "error" in response
# check settings for authentication credentials
try:
response, errors = post_from_settings(instance)
if not _has_errors(response, errors):
doc_id = response
try:
xform = XFormInstance.get(doc_id)
#put attachments onto the saved xform instance
for key, val in attachments.items():
res = xform.put_attachment(val,
name=key,
content_type=val.content_type,
content_length=val.size)
# fire signals
# We don't trap any exceptions here. This is by design.
# If something fails (e.g. case processing), we quarantine the
# form into an error location.
xform_saved.send(sender="couchforms", xform=xform)
return xform
except Exception, e:
logging.error("Problem with form %s" % doc_id)
logging.exception(e)
# "rollback" by changing the doc_type to XFormError
try:
bad = XFormError.get(doc_id)
bad.problem = "%s" % e
bad.save()
return bad
except ResourceNotFound:
pass # no biggie, the failure must have been in getting it back
raise
else:
def post_xform_to_couch(instance, attachments={}):
"""
Post an xform to couchdb, based on the settings.XFORMS_POST_URL.
Returns the newly created document from couchdb, or raises an
exception if anything goes wrong.
attachments is a dictionary of the request.FILES that are not the xform. Key is the parameter name, and the value is the django MemoryFile object stream.
"""
def _has_errors(response, errors):
return errors or "error" in response
# check settings for authentication credentials
try:
response, errors = post_from_settings(instance)
if not _has_errors(response, errors):
doc_id = response
try:
xform = XFormInstance.get(doc_id)
#put attachments onto the saved xform instance
for key, val in attachments.items():
res = xform.put_attachment(val, name=key, content_type=val.content_type, content_length=val.size)
# fire signals
# We don't trap any exceptions here. This is by design.
# If something fails (e.g. case processing), we quarantine the
# form into an error location.
xform_saved.send(sender="couchforms", xform=xform)
return xform
except Exception, e:
logging.error("Problem with form %s" % doc_id)
logging.exception(e)
# "rollback" by changing the doc_type to XFormError
try:
bad = XFormError.get(doc_id)
bad.problem = "%s" % e
bad.save()
return bad
except ResourceNotFound:
pass # no biggie, the failure must have been in getting it back
raise
else: