Add address to new user programaticaly

[A. Ki, modificado hace 14 años.]

hey guys,
I need your help, because I´ve got some problems to add address and other information to new user. I need to add a new user, than add a postal adress, a web adresse or contact information for this user and at least deactivate him. All things works, but if I use the enterprise admin portet, I see this user, his deactivated but he´s got no address information - in the database I see this information.

what´s the right way to add an adress to a new user.

I add a new user in this way:

User newUser = UserLocalServiceUtil.addUser(....);
AddressLocalServiceUtil.addAddress(newUser.getId(), ....);
PhoneLocalServiceUtil.addPhone(newUser.getId(), ...);
...

at least
UserLocalServiceUtil.updateActive(newUser.getId(), false);

For the addAdress or Phone Service I used com.liferay.portal.model.Contact (information form the entries in the database) as className and 0 for classPK (-> what is the classPK ???)

Please help
Cheers,
Aki

[lalit mohan, modificado hace 14 años.]

Hi,

className is a reference to a database table and the classPK is the primary key reference in that table.

see here

So Valid className and classPk for Phone and Address.


PhoneLocalServiceUtil.addPhone(userId, className, classPK, number, extension, typeId, primary)
className: Contact.class.getName()
classPk user.getContactId() [contactId of user]




AddressLocalServiceUtil.addAddress(userId, className, classPK, street1, street2, street3, city, zip, regionId, countryId, typeId, mailing, primary)

className: Address.class.getName()
classPk: PortalUtil.getClassNameId(Address.class.getName())


Cheers,
Lalit

[A. Ki, modificado hace 14 años.]

Thanks Lalit for the quick response!

Now it works for me, but to add an address I must use Contact as class name. As I choose address, the adress still doesn´t be displayed.

Cheers,
Aki

[lalit mohan, modificado hace 14 años.]

Hi,

yes for address also you need to use Contact as className.

AddressLocalServiceUtil.addAddress(.....)

className: Contact.class.getName()
classPk: user.getContactId()



and for getting addresses for a user you can use.

AddressServiceUtil.getAddresses(Contact.class.getName(), user.getContactId());



Thanks,
Lalit

[Raúl S, modificado hace 13 años.]

Works fine!!

Thanks a lot Lalit

[Felipe Sere, modificado hace 13 años.]

I am having this same problem. I call addAddress(.....) like this:
Address ad = AddressLocalServiceUtil.addAddress(u.getUserId(), Contact.class.getName(), u.getContactId(), ...);

This results in a NoSuchListTypeException.

What I am doing wrong here?

Felipe

[Puj Z, modificado hace 13 años.]

I'm having the same problem. It's driving me crazy....

[Rex Petersen, modificado hace 12 años.]

Did you find an answer for this?

[Roy Brondgeest, modificado hace 12 años.]

Same problem here, please post your solution!

[Roy Brondgeest, modificado hace 12 años.]

I found an answer to this problem:
NoSuchListTypeException is caused by the unfound typeId that you have probably specified.

If you look at the contents of the Select Box address type in My Account -> Addresses you will find it has id 11000,

Setting typeId to 11000 or any other existing address type id should fix the problem.
Same goes for other attributes that users may carry such as phones, websites, add. email addresses.
Do watch out for different type ids that are available for each of these entities.

AddressLocalServiceUtil.addAddress(u.getPrimaryKey(), Contact.class.getName(), u.getContactId(), adres, "", "", plaats, postcode, 0, 0, 11000, false, true);


Good luck

[Jesús Salinas, modificado hace 12 años.]

Hi,

The problem is you're not using correct Type. We have to work with "com.liferay.portal.model.Contact.emailAddress".
If we want to add a new email address to a user, we must do somethis like this:

...
// Step 1: We have to get contact user.
Contact contact = user.getContact();

// Step 2: 	We have to get all different Contact Email Address types: com.liferay.portal.model.Contact.emailAddress
List<listtype> lista = ListTypeServiceUtil.getListTypes("com.liferay.portal.model.Contact.emailAddress");

// Step 3: We're working with Contact entities.
ClassName className = ClassNameLocalServiceUtil.getClassName("com.liferay.portal.model.Contact");

// Step 4: We can choose one of them, for example, the first one.
ListType type = lista.get(0);

// Step 4: Use addEmailAddress to insert the new email address
EmailAddressLocalServiceUtil.addEmailAddress(u.getUserId(),
					className.getClassName(), 
					contact.getContactId(), 
					email,
					type.getListTypeId(), false);


</listtype>

I hope it helps.

[shankar saibabu, modificado hace 12 años.]

Hi,
In liferay 6.0.5 ee, I am trying to add additional e-mail addresses for a user through the tunnel-web web services. When i send in the additional email via the .addUser method, user gets created but the email is associated with the Contact. This email doesn't show on the User's Additional email address screen. Is there some configuration that needs to happen in liferay?

Secondly, if i use the Portal_EmailAddressService to addEmailAddress, I can add it for class "com.liferay.portal.model.Contact" but get java.rmiexception error when specifying "com.liferay.portal.model.User" as a className.


Thanks