def __init__(self, parent_id=None):
self._name = ""
self._id = None
self._parent_id = parent_id
self._parent = None
self.owner = api.getLoggedUser()
self._metadata = Metadata(self.owner)
# indicates if object was owned somehow
# we could use this property to put a different color on the GUI
self._is_owned = False
# a custom description given by the user
# this can be used to explain the purpose of the object
self.description = ""
self.publicattrs = {'Description':'description',
'Name':'getName','Owned':'isOwned'
}
self.publicattrsrefs = {'Description': '_description',
'Name': '_name','Owned': '_is_owned'
}
self._updatePublicAttributes()
#TODO: I think notes and vulns should be a dict
self._notes = {}
self._vulns = {}
self._creds = {}
self.evidences = []
self.updates = []
def __init__(self, parent_id=None):
self._name = ""
self._id = None
self._parent_id = parent_id
self._parent = None
self.owner = api.getLoggedUser()
self._metadata = Metadata(self.owner)
# indicates if object was owned somehow
# we could use this property to put a different color on the GUI
self._is_owned = False
# a custom description given by the user
# this can be used to explain the purpose of the object
self.description = ""
self.publicattrs = {'Description':'description',
'Name':'getName','Owned':'isOwned'
}
self.publicattrsrefs = {'Description': '_description',
'Name': '_name','Owned': '_is_owned'
}
self._updatePublicAttributes()
#TODO: I think notes and vulns should be a dict
self._notes = {}
self._vulns = {}
self._creds = {}
self.evidences = []
self.updates = []
def __init__(self):
self._name = ""
self._id = None
self._parent = None
self.owner = api.getLoggedUser()
self._metadata = Metadata(self.owner)
self._metadataHistory = MetadataHistory()
# this flag is used to determine if the object is an instance that is
# inside the ModelController or is just a copy of an existing ModelObject
# that can be used without worrying about changes affecting the real object
self.is_copy = False
# indicates if object was owned somehow
# we could use this property to put a different color on the GUI
self._is_owned = False
# a custom description given by the user
# this can be used to explain the purpose of the object
self.description = ""
#IMPORTANT: this must be used in each object that inherits from this class
# DO NOT REDEFINE THIS, JUST ADD ENTRIES IN ORDER NOT TO LOOSE INHERITED ATTRS
# this attribute lists all values that can be shown in the gui, or
# can be accessed from outside. This is done to do things more generic and
# dynamic. The object that needs to use this should check if the element
# in the attribute list is callable or not
# To use this attributes list something like this should be done
# >>> for attrDesc, attrName in m_object.publicattrs.iteritems():
# >>> attr_ref = m_object.__getattribute__(attrName)
# >>> if callable(attr_ref):
# >>> info = attr_ref()
# >>> else:
# >>> info = attr_ref
# the dictionary key is the description of the attribute that is like a
# display name to be used if needed to show in a GUI for example
# and the value is the attribute name, that can be the name of an attribute,
# a method or a property, that is why it needs to be checked with callable()
self.publicattrs = {'Description':'description',
'Name':'getName','Owned':'isOwned',
#'Vulnerabilities' : 'vulnsCount',
#'Notes' : 'notesCount',
#'Creds' : 'credsCount'}
}
self.publicattrsrefs = {'Description': '_description',
'Name': '_name','Owned': '_is_owned',
#'Vulnerabilities' : '_vulns',
#'Notes' :'_notes',
#'Creds' :'_creds'}
}
self._updatePublicAttributes()
#TODO: I think notes and vulns should be a dict
self._notes = {}
self._vulns = {}
self._creds = {}
self.evidences = []
self.updates = []
def __init__(self):
self._name = ""
self._id = None
self._parent = None
self.owner = api.getLoggedUser()
self._metadata = Metadata(self.owner)
self._metadataHistory = MetadataHistory()
# this flag is used to determine if the object is an instance that is
# inside the ModelController or is just a copy of an existing ModelObject
# that can be used without worrying about changes affecting the real object
self.is_copy = False
# indicates if object was owned somehow
# we could use this property to put a different color on the GUI
self._is_owned = False
# a custom description given by the user
# this can be used to explain the purpose of the object
self.description = ""
#IMPORTANT: this must be used in each object that inherits from this class
# DO NOT REDEFINE THIS, JUST ADD ENTRIES IN ORDER NOT TO LOOSE INHERITED ATTRS
# this attribute lists all values that can be shown in the gui, or
# can be accessed from outside. This is done to do things more generic and
# dynamic. The object that needs to use this should check if the element
# in the attribute list is callable or not
# To use this attributes list something like this should be done
# >>> for attrDesc, attrName in m_object.publicattrs.iteritems():
# >>> attr_ref = m_object.__getattribute__(attrName)
# >>> if callable(attr_ref):
# >>> info = attr_ref()
# >>> else:
# >>> info = attr_ref
# the dictionary key is the description of the attribute that is like a
# display name to be used if needed to show in a GUI for example
# and the value is the attribute name, that can be the name of an attribute,
# a method or a property, that is why it needs to be checked with callable()
self.publicattrs = {
'Description': 'description',
'Name': 'getName',
'Owned': 'isOwned',
#'Vulnerabilities' : 'vulnsCount',
#'Notes' : 'notesCount',
#'Creds' : 'credsCount'}
}
self.publicattrsrefs = {
'Description': '_description',
'Name': '_name',
'Owned': '_is_owned',
#'Vulnerabilities' : '_vulns',
#'Notes' :'_notes',
#'Creds' :'_creds'}
}
self._updatePublicAttributes()
#TODO: I think notes and vulns should be a dict
self._notes = {}
self._vulns = {}
self._creds = {}
self.evidences = []
self.updates = []