OpenMRS 2.0 Development Examples

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- 1.1 Simple Controller-only Fragment

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Simple Controller-only Fragment

Imagine we want to create a fragment which, when included in a page, requires the user to be logged in to see that page. (In practice this fragment would only be useful on a home or menu page that doesn't call the API and do privilege checks "naturally".)

We will call our fragment 'maybeRequireLogin', and it will have only a controller, but no view. The controller would be:


package org.openmrs.ui2.fragment.controller;

import org.openmrs.api.APIAuthenticationException;
import org.openmrs.api.context.Context;

/**
 * When you include this fragment in a page, then trying to view that page while not logged in will
 * send you back to the login page. To override this behavior, set the 'security.allowAnonymousBrowsing'
 * global property to 'true'.
 * This fragment has no display component.
 */
public class MaybeRequireLoginFragmentController {

	public void controller() {
		if (!Context.isAuthenticated()) {
			boolean allowAnonymousBrowsing = false;
			try {
				String gp = Context.getAdministrationService().getGlobalProperty("security.allowAnonymousBrowsing");
				allowAnonymousBrowsing = Boolean.valueOf(gp);
			} catch (Exception ex) { }
			if (!allowAnonymousBrowsing)
				throw new APIAuthenticationException("Login is required");
		}
	}

}

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