def test_traverse(url):
"""Traverse the url in the same way normal publishing occurs.
Returns a tuple of (object, view, request) where:
object is the last model object in the traversal chain
view is the defined view for the object at the specified url (if
the url didn't directly specify a view, then the view is the
default view for the object.
request is the request object resulting from the traversal. This
contains a populated traversed_objects list just as a browser
request would from a normal call into the app servers.
This call uses the currently logged in user, and does not start a new
transaction.
"""
url_parts = urlsplit(url)
server_url = '://'.join(url_parts[0:2])
path_info = url_parts[2]
request, publication = get_request_and_publication(
host=url_parts[1], extra_environment={
'SERVER_URL': server_url,
'PATH_INFO': path_info})
request.setPublication(publication)
# We avoid calling publication.beforePublication because this starts a new
# transaction, which causes an abort of the existing transaction, and the
# removal of any created and uncommitted objects.
# Set the default layer.
adapters = getGlobalSiteManager().adapters
layer = adapters.lookup((providedBy(request),), IDefaultSkin, '')
if layer is not None:
layers.setAdditionalLayer(request, layer)
principal = get_current_principal()
if IUnauthenticatedPrincipal.providedBy(principal):
login = None
else:
login = principal.person
setupInteraction(principal, login, request)
getUtility(IOpenLaunchBag).clear()
app = publication.getApplication(request)
view = request.traverse(app)
# Find the object from the view instead on relying that it stays
# in the traversed_objects stack. That doesn't apply to the web
# service for example.
try:
obj = removeSecurityProxy(view).context
except AttributeError:
# But sometime the view didn't store the context...
# Use the last traversed object in these cases.
obj = request.traversed_objects[-2]
restoreInteraction()
return obj, view, request
def beforeTraversal(self, request):
notify(StartRequestEvent(request))
request._traversalticks_start = tickcount.tickcount()
threadid = thread.get_ident()
threadrequestfile = open_for_writing(
'logs/thread-%s.request' % threadid, 'w')
try:
request_txt = unicode(request).encode('UTF-8')
except Exception:
request_txt = 'Exception converting request to string\n\n'
try:
request_txt += traceback.format_exc()
except:
request_txt += 'Unable to render traceback!'
threadrequestfile.write(request_txt)
threadrequestfile.close()
# Tell our custom database adapter that the request has started.
da.set_request_started()
newInteraction(request)
transaction.begin()
# Now we are logged in, install the correct IDatabasePolicy for
# this request.
db_policy = IDatabasePolicy(request)
getUtility(IStoreSelector).push(db_policy)
getUtility(IOpenLaunchBag).clear()
# Set the default layer.
adapters = getGlobalSiteManager().adapters
layer = adapters.lookup((providedBy(request), ), IDefaultSkin, '')
if layer is not None:
layers.setAdditionalLayer(request, layer)
principal = self.getPrincipal(request)
request.setPrincipal(principal)
self.maybeRestrictToTeam(request)
maybe_block_offsite_form_post(request)
def beforeTraversal(self, request):
notify(StartRequestEvent(request))
request._traversalticks_start = tickcount.tickcount()
threadid = thread.get_ident()
threadrequestfile = open_for_writing(
'logs/thread-%s.request' % threadid, 'w')
try:
request_txt = unicode(request).encode('UTF-8')
except Exception:
request_txt = 'Exception converting request to string\n\n'
try:
request_txt += traceback.format_exc()
except:
request_txt += 'Unable to render traceback!'
threadrequestfile.write(request_txt)
threadrequestfile.close()
# Tell our custom database adapter that the request has started.
da.set_request_started()
newInteraction(request)
transaction.begin()
# Now we are logged in, install the correct IDatabasePolicy for
# this request.
db_policy = IDatabasePolicy(request)
getUtility(IStoreSelector).push(db_policy)
getUtility(IOpenLaunchBag).clear()
# Set the default layer.
adapters = getGlobalSiteManager().adapters
layer = adapters.lookup((providedBy(request),), IDefaultSkin, '')
if layer is not None:
layers.setAdditionalLayer(request, layer)
principal = self.getPrincipal(request)
request.setPrincipal(principal)
self.maybeRestrictToTeam(request)
maybe_block_offsite_form_post(request)
def test_traverse(url):
"""Traverse the url in the same way normal publishing occurs.
Returns a tuple of (object, view, request) where:
object is the last model object in the traversal chain
view is the defined view for the object at the specified url (if
the url didn't directly specify a view, then the view is the
default view for the object.
request is the request object resulting from the traversal. This
contains a populated traversed_objects list just as a browser
request would from a normal call into the app servers.
This call uses the currently logged in user, and does not start a new
transaction.
"""
url_parts = urlsplit(url)
server_url = '://'.join(url_parts[0:2])
path_info = url_parts[2]
request, publication = get_request_and_publication(host=url_parts[1],
extra_environment={
'SERVER_URL':
server_url,
'PATH_INFO':
path_info
})
request.setPublication(publication)
# We avoid calling publication.beforePublication because this starts a new
# transaction, which causes an abort of the existing transaction, and the
# removal of any created and uncommitted objects.
# Set the default layer.
adapters = getGlobalSiteManager().adapters
layer = adapters.lookup((providedBy(request), ), IDefaultSkin, '')
if layer is not None:
layers.setAdditionalLayer(request, layer)
principal = get_current_principal()
if IUnauthenticatedPrincipal.providedBy(principal):
login = None
else:
login = principal.person
setupInteraction(principal, login, request)
getUtility(IOpenLaunchBag).clear()
app = publication.getApplication(request)
view = request.traverse(app)
# Find the object from the view instead on relying that it stays
# in the traversed_objects stack. That doesn't apply to the web
# service for example.
try:
obj = removeSecurityProxy(view).context
except AttributeError:
# But sometime the view didn't store the context...
# Use the last traversed object in these cases.
obj = request.traversed_objects[-2]
restoreInteraction()
return obj, view, request
