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Adding functionality into multi-tenant plugin
by altosz
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Ok, and how can a feature request be created?
The things I really need are (in the sequence of importance for me)
1. it necessary to allow some user (if we use acegi resolver, or from some dns - in case of dns resolver) have access to domain objects of any tenant - I call it supertenant :) Obviously it is an administrator or some other user which participates in interaction with tenants. I suppose it is necessary to add another property to Tenant, e.g. isSuperTenant() which can show whether domain objects restrictions should be applied for this tenant (TenantEventHandler should be updated too). isSuperTenant() can judge by e.g. tenantId (=0).
2. it is necessary to keep it DRY the following thing: when there is one domain object per tenant, I use
Tenant currentTenant
....
Company.get(currentTenant.get())
and have currentTenant injected in my pojo.
I would like to query like
currentTenant.Company
or something like this as it is obvious that there is one company per tenant.
If it is possible to do it with latest version of plugin please tell me.
If not then any feedback is welcome.
Regards,
Alexei
The things I really need are (in the sequence of importance for me)
1. it necessary to allow some user (if we use acegi resolver, or from some dns - in case of dns resolver) have access to domain objects of any tenant - I call it supertenant :) Obviously it is an administrator or some other user which participates in interaction with tenants. I suppose it is necessary to add another property to Tenant, e.g. isSuperTenant() which can show whether domain objects restrictions should be applied for this tenant (TenantEventHandler should be updated too). isSuperTenant() can judge by e.g. tenantId (=0).
2. it is necessary to keep it DRY the following thing: when there is one domain object per tenant, I use
Tenant currentTenant
....
Company.get(currentTenant.get())
and have currentTenant injected in my pojo.
I would like to query like
currentTenant.Company
or something like this as it is obvious that there is one company per tenant.
If it is possible to do it with latest version of plugin please tell me.
If not then any feedback is welcome.
Regards,
Alexei
Brad Booth wrote:The multi tenant plugin is under active development. What exactly are
you trying to do? We might be able just put in a feature request and
we can get it in.
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On Jul 5, 2009, at 9:53 PM, altosz <altos.z@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I want to extend multi-tenant plugin functionality
>
>
> Burt Beckwith wrote:
>>
>> Which plugin?
>>
>> Burt
>>
>> On Monday 06 July 2009 12:43:37 am altosz wrote:
>>>
>>> Thanks for your answers,
>>>
>>> it is what I wanted. I'll try to modify plugin functionality via
>>> extending
>>> plugin metaclass in Bootstrap and if it works and plugin's author is
>>> happy
>>> with it I would commit to common repository - otherwise such
>>> extension
>>> will
>>> leave in my app only.
>>>
>>>
>>> nycsailor wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I'm not absolutely sure, but I'm pretty sure the Bootstrap is
>>>> started
>>>> after the plugins load (which is evident by Hibernate being
>>>> available).
>>>>
>>>> You could probably do what you want in there.
>>>>
>>>> On Sun, 2009-07-05 at 10:07 -0700, altosz wrote:
>>>>> So I should create my own plugin which is loaded after the
>>>>> original
>>>>> plugin
>>>>> and there override the functionality I need?
>>>>>
>>>>> But still is it possible to override the functionality of the
>>>>> plugins
>>> not
>>>>> messing with other plugins? Just in the application structure.
>>>>> And if
>>> it
>>>>> is
>>>>> ok I should better create a patch to the plugin then issue another
>>> one.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> nycsailor wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Is it possible with what you want to do, that you can create a
>>> plugin
>>>>>> that modifies the other plugin through MetaProgramming. Groovy
>>>>>> is
>>> very
>>>>>> flexible when it comes to modifying objects and classes and
>>>>>> grails
>>>>>> allows you to specify plugins that need to be loaded before
>>>>>> yours.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I'm not sure what you want to do, but this might be the easiest.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On Sun, 2009-07-05 at 09:36 -0700, altosz wrote:
>>>>>>> Good day, Grails and plugin developers,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I've encountered the following question when developing an
>>>>>>> app. I
>>> have
>>>>> a
>>>>>>> plugin and would like to override (expand) it functionality. How
>>>>> should
>>>>>>> it
>>>>>>> be done?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 1. Is it possible to create the same class in app plugin folder?
>>>>> Whould
>>>>>>> it
>>>>>>> override the same class of the plugin?
>>>>>>> 2. Or the only way is to modify plugin code?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>> Regards,
>>>>>>> Alexei
>>
>>
>>
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