def assetimporter_action(self, request):
game = datagate.get_item(request.getvalue('itemid'))
turns = game.search1(name='turns')
target = turns.get_child(turns.childids[0]).search1(name='assetmoves')
asset_library = request.form['_assetlibrary']
if asset_library.filename == '':
return
gz = gzip.GzipFile(asset_library.filename, 'r', fileobj=asset_library.file)
doc = xml.dom.minidom.parse(gz)
items = datagate.import_xml(doc.getElementsByTagName("GroupMind")[0])
for item in items:
item.creatorid = request.session.user.id
target.insert_child(item)
item.save()
target.save()
def importfile_action(self,request):
importfile = request.form['filepath']
request.writeln(''' Import file: ''' + str(importfile) + ''' /n''')
gz = gzip.GzipFile(importfile.filename, 'r', fileobj=importfile.file)
doc = xml.dom.minidom.parse(gz)
meetingnode = None
usersnode = None
for child in doc.documentElement.childNodes:
if child.nodeName == 'MeetingData':
meetingnode = child
elif child.nodeName == 'UserData':
usersnode = child
assert meetingnode != usersnode != None, 'Error importing data.'
data = datagate.import_xml(meetingnode)
data.parentid = ''
data.rewrite_ids()
data.save(deep=1)
item = datagate.get_item(request.getvalue('rootid', ''))
item.insert_child(data)
item.save()
def import_meeting(doc, creatorid):
'''Creates a meeting by importing an exported xml document. The document should
be created before this method is called.'''
# get the meetingdata and userdata nodes
meetingnode = None
usersnode = None
old_root_guid=''
for child in doc.documentElement.childNodes:
if child.nodeName == 'MeetingData':
meetingnode = child
elif child.nodeName == 'UserData':
usersnode = child
assert meetingnode != usersnode != None, 'Error importing meeting. Cannot find the meeting and/or users nodes.'
# import the meeting subtree and add to the meetings list
meeting = datagate.import_xml(meetingnode)
meeting.parentid = ''
meeting.rewrite_ids()
meeting.save(deep=1)
meetings_item.insert_child(meeting)
meetings_item.save()
# importing is a little more complex than copying a meeting because
# the import might come from a different machine. Since it does, some users
# may not be available on this machine. We have to recreate these users here.
# step through the nodes and compile a list of users who created objects but are
# not in this system
# import the users into a set of items
#PROBLEM: What happens when the users are assigned to a strikeCom team? That we can fix, but now we have 2 superusers, both named root.
users = datagate.import_xml(usersnode)
for user in users:
if user.username=='root':
old_root_guid = user.id
def check_for_lost_users(item):
# check for this user
sc_user_id=''
try:
sc_user_id = item.user_id # check to see if the item is a strikecom team member
except AttributeError:
pass
if users_item.get_child(item.creatorid) == None: # creator is not in the current users list
importeduser = users.get_child(item.creatorid)
if importeduser != None and importeduser.username!='root':
importeduser.creatorid = creatorid
users_item.insert_child(importeduser)
importeduser.save()
users_item.save()
if users_item.get_child(sc_user_id) == None and sc_user_id != '': # the strikecom member user_id is not in the current users list
importeduser = users.search1(id=sc_user_id)
if importeduser != None and importeduser.username!='root': # check for root here also incase he has been assigned to a team
importeduser.creatorid = creatorid
users_item.insert_child(importeduser)
importeduser.save()
users_item.save()
# recurse to children
for child in item.get_child_items():
check_for_lost_users(child)
check_for_lost_users(meeting)
meeting.get_parent().replace_root_ids(old_root_guid, creatorid) #start from the root item and replace all
meeting.get_parent().save(deep=1)
# return a reference to the new meeting
return meeting
