UserBean user = WebBeanFactory.getInstance().newUserBean();
user.setSessionInfo(MstrSessionManagement.serverSession);
user.InitAsNew();
WebUser ua = (WebUser) user.getUserEntityObject();
WebStandardLoginInfo loginInfo = ua.getStandardLoginInfo();
//Set basic user information
ua.setLoginName(loginName);
ua.setFullName(fullName);
user.getObjectInfo().setDescription(description);
loginInfo.setPassword(password);
//Set other properties
// Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
//cal.set(2013, 11, 21);
//Date d = cal.getTime();
loginInfo.setPasswordExpiresAutomatically(false);
//loginInfo.setPasswordExpirationDate(d); //Password expires on November 21, 2013
//loginInfo.setPasswordExpirationFrequency(90); //90 days to expire
//loginInfo.setPasswordExpiresAutomatically(true); //If set to false, password never expires
//loginInfo.setStandardAuthAllowed(true); //The user can log in using standard auth
user.save();
userID = user.getObjectID();
MstrObjectList.log.info("User: \"" + loginName + "\" has been created successfully.");
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Hello Ghulam, this post is exactly what I need, create a user in MicroStrategy using Java. But I am a newbie in MicroStrategy, so I have a question.
1. Where can I find the MstrSessionManagement class from the line user.setSessionInfo(MstrSessionManagement.serverSession);
You have to create a MSTR seesion management class this will return mstr session:
Class: Mstr Session management:
import com.microstrategy.web.objects.WebObjectsFactory;
import com.microstrategy.web.objects.WebIServerSession;
import com.microstrategy.web.objects.WebObjectsException;
import com.microstrategy.webapi.EnumDSSXMLApplicationType;
/**
* @author Ghulam Mujtaba Kori
SME Primatics Financial
*/
public class MstrSessionManagement
{
public static WebObjectsFactory factory = null;
public static WebIServerSession serverSession = null;
/**
* Creates a new session that can be reused by other classes
*
* @return WebIServerSession
*/
public static WebIServerSession getSession(String Servername, int port, String Project, String login, String password)
{
if (serverSession == null)
{
// create factory object
factory = WebObjectsFactory.getInstance();
serverSession = factory.getIServerSession();
serverSession.setServerName(Servername);
serverSession.setServerPort(port);
serverSession.setProjectName(Project);
serverSession.setLogin(login);
serverSession.setPassword(password);
serverSession.setApplicationType(EnumDSSXMLApplicationType.DssXmlApplicationServer );
try
{ MstrObjectHandler.log.info("Session created with ID: " + serverSession.getSessionID());
MstrObjectHandler.log.info("----------------------------------------------------------");
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
MstrObjectHandler.log.error("Error creating session:" + ex.getMessage());
System.out.println("Error in creating a session"+ ex.getMessage());
}
}
return serverSession;
}
public static void closeSession(WebIServerSession serverSession)
{
try
{
serverSession.closeSession();
serverSession = null;
}
catch (WebObjectsException ex)
{
System.out.println("Error in creating a session"+ ex.getMessage());
}
}
}
getting session:
WebIServerSession serverSession serverSession = MstrSessionManagement.getSession(serverName, 0, projectName, loginName, password);
System.out.println("New session Created Successfully..............");
WebObjectSource objSource = serverSession.getFactory().getObjectSource();
it throws exception on user.getUserEntityObject()
What is the fix for this?
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