Hi Francesco,
Thanks for the really fast reply.
In the UserMod object, the password property is null. But still the
password seems to be updated.
Code used:
UserMod userMod = new UserMod();
userMod.setId(userId);
Set<AttributeMod> attributesToBeUpdated = new
HashSet<AttributeMod>();
AttributeMod ourProperty = new AttributeMod();
ourProperty.setSchema(SyncopeSchema.securityQuestionsAnswered.name
());
ourProperty.setValuesToBeAdded(Arrays.asList(new
String[]{isoDateTime}));
attributesToBeUpdated.add(ourProperty);
userMod.setAttributesToBeUpdated(attributesToBeUpdated);
this.syncopeClient.update(userMod);
UserTO modifiedUser = restTemplate.postForObject(url, user,
UserTO.class);
That is the code that is executed. Are we doing something wrong? In a
previous version (0.5) it was working.
Now with 0.7.1 it does not anymore.
Kind regards,
Ernst
2012/4/13 Francesco Chicchiriccò <[email protected]>
> On 13/04/2012 13:55, ernst Developer wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a question about the way the update of a user is implemented.
>>
>> It looks like that when we use the restful request for updating only one
>> attribute, we notice that the password is reset is well.
>> I create a UserMod object that is completely empty except for the user id
>> and an attribute in the attributesToBeUpdated set.
>>
>> When I studied the code of syncope core, I thought that this the way it
>> is implemented in the update method.
>> Is that true, or am I missing something here?
>>
>
> If you don't want the password to be reset, don't set any password in the
> UserMod object.
>
>
> Hope my question is clear, and hope to get an answer soon.
>>
>
> Is this fast enough?
>
> --
> Francesco Chicchiriccò
>
> Apache Cocoon PMC and Apache Syncope PPMC Member
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>
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