Using BehaviorFilter

[rhinmass]

I'm trying to use BehaviorFilter to disable the auditable aspect while I update a property. 

The reason is that this particular webscript needs to run as Administrator, but when it updates a property on the file, alfresco is changing the last modifier to Administrator.  So I am trying to use BehaviourFilter to disable this aspect while I update the property.


public class PublishWebscript extends PublishingWebScriptSupport {
   
   private BehaviourFilter behaviourFilter;
   public void setBehaviourFilter(BehaviourFilter policyBehaviourFilter)
   {
      this.behaviourFilter = policyBehaviourFilter;
   }
   
   
   public void execute(WebScriptRequest req, WebScriptResponse res) throws WebScriptException {   
…

And the associated bean:

   <bean id="webscript.com.czen.publish.post" class="com.czen.alfresco.web.webscripts.PublishWebscript" parent="webscript">
      <property name="username" value="administrator" />
      <property name="password" value="123456" />
      <property name="BehaviourFilter">
               <ref bean="policyBehaviourFilter" />
           </property>
   </bean>

When I try to start up the container I get:
org.springframework.beans.factory.NoSuchBeanDefinitionException: No bean named 'policyBehaviourFilter' is defined


Where do I need to define policyBehaviourFilter.

[mlagneaux]

Hi,

I've defined an action executer bean that uses policyBehaviourFilter bean in 4.2 and the property of the bean is exactly the same than yours :

<property name="behaviourFilter">
          <ref bean="policyBehaviourFilter" />
</property>
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Pay attention to the upper case at the beginning of "BehaviourFilter" in the property name of the bean. I don't think that causes your problem but it could be a problem later.

I see that admin credentials are used in the property of your bean. I think that you should use runAs parameter in your webscript description instead of that. You can run your webscript as admin or system for example.