def test_policyWriteRead(self):
        policy = 'open_policy'
        policy_writer = IWriteWorkflowPolicySupport(self.proj)
        policy_writer.setPolicy(policy)

        policy_reader = IReadWorkflowPolicySupport(self.proj)
        returned_policy = policy_reader.getCurrentPolicyId()
        self.failUnless(policy == returned_policy)
    def test_projectStateMatches(self):
        wftool = getToolByName(self.portal, 'portal_workflow')

        policy_writer = IWriteWorkflowPolicySupport(self.proj)
        policy_writer.setPolicy('closed_policy')
        proj_state = wftool.getInfoFor(self.proj, 'review_state')
        self.failUnless(proj_state == 'closed')

        policy_writer.setPolicy('open_policy')
        proj_state = wftool.getInfoFor(self.proj, 'review_state')
        self.failUnless(proj_state == 'open')
    def setPolicy(self, policy_in):
        count = WFPolicyWriteAdapter.setPolicy(self, policy_in)

        teams = self.context.getTeams()
        if teams:
            policy_data = self._getPolicyData()
            team_policy_in = policy_data[policy_in]['team_policy']

            team = teams[0]
            team_policy_writer = IWriteWorkflowPolicySupport(team)
            count += team_policy_writer.setPolicy(team_policy_in)

        return count
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def _initialize_project(project, request):
    """
    This is called by the IAfterProjectAddedEvent to perform after creation
    to initialize the content within the project.
    """
    project._createTeam()

    # Set initial security policy
    policy = request.get('workflow_policy', None)
    policy_writer = IWriteWorkflowPolicySupport(project)
    if policy_writer is not None:
        policy_writer.setPolicy(policy)

    # @@ move to subscriber
    project._createIndexPage()