Add user to organization, programmatically?

[Mathias Hultman, modificado hace 11 años.]

I simply want to add a user to an organization (role Organization User), and tried with
UserLocalServiceUtil.addOrganizationUsers(org.getOrganizationId(), userIds);

However, it only works partially. When later questioning with;
OrganizationLocalServiceUtil.hasUserOrganization(model.getUserId(),org.getOrganizationId()));

..it returns true. But when looking at the organizations of the user, the membership does not show up. Also, when initially looking at all users and organizations (which displays non-members), the user shows up. Could you provide information of how to correctly give a user a membership of an organization? Time would be of the essence.


Thanks,

[Prakash Khanchandani, modificado hace 11 años.]

This might be a re-indexing issue, don't know for sure. Try re-indexing from the control panel after your code is executed.
Control panel --> Server Administration --> Re-index search criterias

But you can also check-out UserLocalServiceUtil#updateOrganizations() method and other methods to add/update organizations in UserLocalServiceUtil.

[Mani kandan, modificado hace 11 años.]

Try the below code,

Indexer indexer = IndexerRegistryUtil.getIndexer(Organization.class);
indexer.reindex(obejectlist);

[Hetal Patel, modificado hace 11 años.]

I think once you have added user to Organization, in order to update this user entry into DB, you should call this method.
OrganizationLocalServiceUtil.updateOrganization(organization, merge) , which will update Organization changes of memory into DB.

[bhargavi m, modificado hace 9 años.]

Have you got solution....

UserLocalServiceUtil.addOrganizationUsers(batchId, userId);

I have added user to organization but when am trying to delete it is not happening

UserLocalServiceUtil.unsetOrganizationUsers(batchId, userId);

It is giving fallowing exception
ERROR [Organization:175]
com.liferay.portal.NoSuchGroupException: No Group exists with the key {companyId=10154, classNameId=10003, classPK=601}

[Pankaj Kathiriya, modificado hace 9 años.]

you can verify in database if you have any group exist with primary key as 601.
If not, then you are passing wrong batchId in your code.

[bhargavi m, modificado hace 9 años.]

am no where touching group here but y am getting that error
I have checked my db i dont have any group with that id
but that id wat i passed as batchId was orgId why the hell group got into this issue

[bhargavi m, modificado hace 9 años.]

some how the fallowing is working for me

UserLocalServiceUtil.addOrganizationUsers(orgID, userId);

Thanks for reply

[Peter Svehla, modificado hace 9 años.]

I think you'll find it useful to follow that with:

Indexer indexer = IndexerRegistryUtil.getIndexer(User.class);
indexer.reindex(user.getUserId());

I will allow you to find the membership if you go looking for it.