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creating user profile in a loop
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| Hi,
I had to create a procedure, which loops thru list of users and create a
profile for each of them. Also I am assigning addresses to those users.
Everything goes fine and profile gets created with unique GUID but when I am
trying to assign address the Address object gets created for the first
created profile – it creates an address with g_id = first created GUID.
I also mentioned that UserObject..CurrentUser.UserID doesn’t change as well.
What should I do in order to assign Address object to the latest created
profile?
Thanks for any help
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| Colin Bowern 2006-09-30, 1:36 am |
| JC,
What version of Commerce Server are you using? Is this in a web or console
application context? Can you post a sample snippet of code?
Cheers,
Colin
"JC" <JC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:15696716-096B-496F-9EA4-BB9D4CD7B957@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I had to create a procedure, which loops thru list of users and create a
> profile for each of them. Also I am assigning addresses to those users.
> Everything goes fine and profile gets created with unique GUID but when I
> am
> trying to assign address the Address object gets created for the first
> created profile - it creates an address with g_id = first created GUID.
> I also mentioned that UserObject..CurrentUser.UserID doesn't change as
> well.
> What should I do in order to assign Address object to the latest created
> profile?
>
> Thanks for any help
>
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| Colin,
Thank you for your response.
This is MSIB web app, Commerce 2002 and Content Management Server 2002.
Below is the sample of my code:
while (drUsers.Read())
{
// Create UserObject profile.
UserObject userProfile = UserObject.CreateUserProfile (LogonName);
// Set profile properties and save profile.
SetProfileProperties (userProfile, LogonName, Password, FirstNAme, LastName);
userProfile.Save();
// Automatically authenticate user and move the anonymous information to the
// // registered profile!!
MicrosoftInternetBusinessSite.DefaultAuthProvider.Login (LogonName,
Password);
SiteAuthPolicyValidator.MoveAnonymousInfoToAuthenticatedUser();
while (drAddresses.Read())
{
Address userAddress;
// Set profile properties and update profile.
SetAddressProperties (par1, par2, par3 ………);
userAddress.Update();
UserObject.CurrentUser.PreferredAddress = userAddress;
UserObject.CurrentUser.Save();
}
MicrosoftInternetBusinessSite.DefaultAuthProvider.Logout();
CommerceContext.Current.AuthenticationInfo.SetProfileTicket("",true); CommerceContext.Current.AuthenticationInfo.SetAuthTicket("",true);
Session.Abandon();
}
"Colin Bowern" wrote:
> JC,
>
> What version of Commerce Server are you using? Is this in a web or console
> application context? Can you post a sample snippet of code?
>
> Cheers,
> Colin
>
> "JC" <JC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:15696716-096B-496F-9EA4-BB9D4CD7B957@microsoft.com...
>
>
>
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| Colin Bowern 2006-10-01, 1:26 am |
| JC,
From first glance it appears that the UserObject.CurrentUser isn't being
updated as I'm sure you've identified. I don't have a copy of MSIB
installed at the moment as I'm knee deep in CS2007 work, but if you used
Reflector to look under the covers I would bet that CurrentUser is cached
until a new web request occurs.
The reason I say this is that I had to force CommerceContext to update for
similar purposes in our CS2002 release. I wanted to log the user in and
then update a few variables without waiting for the next web request.
Pseudo-code wise it looked something similar to the following:
CommerceContext CSContext = CommerceContext.Current;
....
Profile profile = RetrieveUserProfile(...);
....
CSContext.AuthenticationInfo.SetProfileTicket(profile.Id, true);
....
CSContext.UserID = profile.Id; <-- This was the force update
CSContext.UserProfile = profile; <-- This was the force update
Hope that helps!
Colin
"JC" <JC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1D55C68E-F89A-4DD2-A233-88915F29BFC8@microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
> Colin,
> Thank you for your response.
> This is MSIB web app, Commerce 2002 and Content Management Server 2002.
> Below is the sample of my code:
>
> while (drUsers.Read())
> {
> // Create UserObject profile.
> UserObject userProfile = UserObject.CreateUserProfile (LogonName);
>
> // Set profile properties and save profile.
> SetProfileProperties (userProfile, LogonName, Password, FirstNAme,
> LastName);
> userProfile.Save();
>
> // Automatically authenticate user and move the anonymous information to
> the
> // // registered profile!!
>
> MicrosoftInternetBusinessSite.DefaultAuthProvider.Login (LogonName,
> Password);
> SiteAuthPolicyValidator.MoveAnonymousInfoToAuthenticatedUser();
>
> while (drAddresses.Read())
> {
> Address userAddress;
> // Set profile properties and update profile.
>
> SetAddressProperties (par1, par2, par3 ………);
> userAddress.Update();
> UserObject.CurrentUser.PreferredAddress = userAddress;
> UserObject.CurrentUser.Save();
> }
>
> MicrosoftInternetBusinessSite.DefaultAuthProvider.Logout();
> CommerceContext.Current.AuthenticationInfo.SetProfileTicket("",true);
> CommerceContext.Current.AuthenticationInfo.SetAuthTicket("",true);
> Session.Abandon();
> }
>
>
> "Colin Bowern" wrote:
>
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| Colin,
Thank you for your very detailed response and the reflector advice was
priceless.
Thank you.
"Colin Bowern" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> JC,
>
> From first glance it appears that the UserObject.CurrentUser isn't being
> updated as I'm sure you've identified. I don't have a copy of MSIB
> installed at the moment as I'm knee deep in CS2007 work, but if you used
> Reflector to look under the covers I would bet that CurrentUser is cached
> until a new web request occurs.
>
> The reason I say this is that I had to force CommerceContext to update for
> similar purposes in our CS2002 release. I wanted to log the user in and
> then update a few variables without waiting for the next web request.
> Pseudo-code wise it looked something similar to the following:
>
> CommerceContext CSContext = CommerceContext.Current;
> ...
> Profile profile = RetrieveUserProfile(...);
> ...
> CSContext.AuthenticationInfo.SetProfileTicket(profile.Id, true);
> ...
> CSContext.UserID = profile.Id; <-- This was the force update
> CSContext.UserProfile = profile; <-- This was the force update
>
> Hope that helps!
> Colin
>
>
> "JC" <JC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:1D55C68E-F89A-4DD2-A233-88915F29BFC8@microsoft.com...
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