from sfa.trust.certificate import Certificate, Keypair, convert_public_key
from sfa.trust.gid import create_uuid
-from sfa.storage.model import make_record, RegRecord, RegAuthority, RegUser, RegSlice, RegKey
+from sfa.storage.model import make_record, RegRecord, RegAuthority, RegUser, RegSlice, RegKey, \
+ augment_with_related_hrns
from sfa.storage.alchemy import dbsession
class RegistryManager:
if not record:
raise RecordNotFound("hrn=%s, type=%s"%(hrn,type))
- # xxx for the record only
- # used to call this, which was wrong, now all needed data is natively is our DB
- # self.driver.augment_records_with_testbed_info (record.__dict__)
- # likewise, we deprecate is_enabled which was not really useful
- # if not self.driver.is_enabled (record.__dict__): ...
- # xxx for the record only
-
# get the callers gid
# if caller_xrn is not specified assume the caller is the record
# object itself.
if type:
local_records = local_records.filter_by(type=type)
local_records=local_records.all()
- logger.info("Resolve details=%s: local_records=%s (type=%s)"%(details,local_records,type))
+
+ for local_record in local_records:
+ augment_with_related_hrns (local_record)
+
+ logger.info("Resolve, (details=%s,type=%s) local_records=%s "%(details,type,local_records))
local_dicts = [ record.__dict__ for record in local_records ]
if details:
# xxx somehow here calling dict(record) issues a weird error
# however record.todict() seems to work fine
# records.extend( [ dict(record) for record in local_records ] )
- records.extend( [ record.todict() for record in local_records ] )
+ records.extend( [ record.todict(exclude_type=RegRecord) for record in local_records ] )
+
if not records:
raise RecordNotFound(str(hrns))
####################
# utility for handling relationships among the SFA objects
- # given that the SFA db does not handle this sort of relationsships
- # it will rely on side-effects in the testbed to keep this persistent
# subject_record describes the subject of the relationships
# ref_record contains the target values for the various relationships we need to manage
- # (to begin with, this is just the slice x person relationship)
+ # (to begin with, this is just the slice x person (researcher) and authority x person (pi) relationships)
def update_driver_relations (self, subject_obj, ref_obj):
type=subject_obj.type
#for (k,v) in subject_obj.__dict__.items(): print k,'=',v