MessageListener class

[Ahmed Hasan, modificado hace 11 años.]

How can i get the Portal URL (e.g., http://localhost:8080) dynamically inside a MessageListener class. I've given the sample code here. Based on this value i have to dynamically create an createAccountURL and send to the invitees. This job is being invoked by a scheduler.

public class ReminderInvitationJob extends BaseMessageListener {

	protected void doReceive(Message message) throws Exception {

		long userId = 10195l;
		
		long companyId = CompanyLocalServiceUtil.getCompanyIdByUserId(userId);
		
		Group group = GroupLocalServiceUtil.fetchGroup(companyId, GroupConstants.GUEST);
		
		String portalURL = ""; // ???????
		System.out.println("createAccountURL ==> " + 
				InvitationUtil.getCreateAccountURL(group.getGroupId(), portalURL, userId));
		
		Iterator<string> itr = message.getValues().keySet().iterator();
		
		while (itr.hasNext()) {
			System.out.println(itr.next());
		}
	}
}</string>

[Praveen Kumar, modificado hace 11 años.]

you can create a friendly url and then pass the parameters in the URL (something like a new create_account_id) and then u can get this parameter in your custom create account portlet (or even create a hook to override account create portlet)

with the create_account_id you can fetch data from the DB and pre-populate the form in the page,

/Praveen

[Ahmed Hasan, modificado hace 11 años.]

The invitation reminders are sent by a scheduler job. All i need is to dynamically get the portal URL, eg. http://www.mpowerglobal.com or http://localhost:8080 based on target environment where this portlet is deployed.

[Gnaniyar Zubair, modificado hace 11 años.]

I think we can get the service context object in MessageListener class and get the Portal URL like this:

ServiceContext serviceContext = ServiceContextThreadLocal.getServiceContext();
serviceContext.getPortalURL()

I am not sure whether above things will work in Message Listener class but i have tried like this in my model listener class.

HTH

- Gnaniyar Zubair

[Ahmed Hasan, modificado hace 11 años.]

Oh, cool zubair bhai, will try this. Then how are things @ elm?

[Gnaniyar Zubair, modificado hace 11 años.]

Expecting your presence for technical supports.

[Domingo Piña, modificado hace 10 años.]

ServiceContext serviceContext = ServiceContextThreadLocal.getServiceContext();

Returns null inside a MessageListener (with Liferay 6.0 EE).

[Jitendra Rajput, modificado hace 10 años.]

You can also get Portal URL if you have company details .

  Company company = CommonUtil.getCompanyByWebId("liferay.com");
        if (Validator.isNotNull(company))
        {
            String portalURL = PortalUtil.getPortalURL(company.getVirtualHostname(), PortalUtil.getPortalPort(false), false);
        }

Third argument for getPortalURL is to indicate server is secured or not. If you have enabled SSL then you can read from properties file and based on that you can pass true or false.

#
# Set the preferred protocol.
#
#web.server.protocol=https

[Domingo Piña, modificado hace 10 años.]

Thanks for the clue!
Finally, this is the code that works for LR 6.0 EE SP1:

Company company = CompanyLocalServiceUtil.getCompanyByWebId("liferay.com");
if ( company != null ) {
    int port = PortalUtil.getPortalPort();
    if ( port < 0 ) {
        port = 80;
    }
    portalURL = PortalUtil.getPortalURL(company.getVirtualHost(), port, false);
}

[Ahmed Hasan, modificado hace 9 años.]

Thanks a lot.

Ahamed Hasan
Author, Liferay Cookbook