Hiya Rob!

That did it, thanks a ton.

On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 1:28 AM, Rob Miller <robm@...> wrote:
> darian schramm wrote:
>  > Hi Everyone,
>
>  hi darian!
>
>
>
>  > I'm writing some doctests for a custom remember based type, and I'm
>  > having some trouble with the member creation process.
>  >
>  > It seems when I create the custom member using
>  > portal_memberdata.invokeFactory(<Type>,id,password) I don't have
>  > getRolesInContext available on the resulting object. I've tried
>  > calling processForm on the object but no luck.
>  >
>  > Plone 3.0.5
>  > remember/trunk
>  > membrane/trunk
>  >
>  > excerpt from my doctest
>  >
>  >       >>> from Products.CMFCore.utils import getToolByName
>  >       >>> portal_membership =
>  > getToolByName(self.portal,'portal_membership')
>  >       >>> portal_memberdata = getToolByName(self.portal,'portal_memberdata')
>  >       >>> memid =
>  > portal_memberdata.invokeFactory('ZbUser','user1',password='xxxxx')
>  >       >>> mem = getattr(portal_memberdata,memid)
>  >       >>> mem
>  >       <ZbUser at ...>
>  >
>  >
>  >       >>> user = mem
>  >       >>> 'Manager' in user.getRolesInContext(client)
>  >       True
>  >
>  >       >>> 'TeamMember' in user.getRolesInContext(client)
>  >       True
>  >
>  > The last 2 fail with AttributeError: getRolesInContext
>
>  you're confusing the member object with the user object.  it's an unfortunate
>  fact that, for historical reasons, each authenticated user has two different
>  types of objects associated with him, a 'member' object which contains general
>  member data and a 'user' object that interacts with the Zope security stuff.
>
>  change your "user = mem" line to "user = mem.getUser()" and you'll probably
>  have more luck.
>
>  -r
>
>
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Darian V Schramm