Testando API's de forma unitária mocando as dependênciasMarcelo Aymone
Slides da talk na trilha de golang no TDC 2018.
Testando API's de forma unitária mocando as dependências aborda técnicas de mocks para testes unitários em golang.
The document discusses Android testing tools and provides code examples for implementing user authentication using those tools. It recommends Mockito for mocking, Espresso for UI testing, and Dagger for dependency injection. It then shows how to create a UserService class using Dagger dependency injection to handle user authentication via shared preferences. The code is refactored over multiple sections to introduce these tools and improvements like validating the password and keeping the user signed in.
The document describes a program for a multi-client chat client-server application using Java graphical programming. It includes the code for the ChatServer class that handles connections from multiple clients and broadcasts messages. It also includes the code for the ChatClient class that allows a client to connect to the server, send and receive messages, and view an online users list. The program allows for real-time text communication between multiple clients connected to a central server.
The easy way to develop Java applications has always been the standard stack (Spring, JEE, SQL) that confirms the LAMP equivalent in Java-speak. This presentation compares this model with a real use case based on Guice, Jersey and AppEngine.
Integrating Security Roles into Microsoft Silverlight ApplicationsDan Wahlin
This document discusses options for integrating security roles into Microsoft Silverlight applications. It begins by outlining Silverlight authentication and authorization options like Windows authentication and forms roles. It then discusses techniques for accessing user identity information and roles in Silverlight, such as passing data via initParams, using a security service, or the WebContext class in WCF RIA Services. The document recommends creating a SecurityManager class to simplify working with user credentials by handling asynchronous calls to retrieve data and integrating with MVVM patterns.
Vasyl Aleksashyn "How to Stop Shooting Yourself in the Foot"LogeekNightUkraine
The document discusses issues with a monolithic UserManagementService class that has many dependencies and responsibilities. It is suggested to refactor the class by splitting functionality into separate classes with single responsibilities following the Single Responsibility Principle. Unit testing the class is also discussed, with recommendations to avoid overuse of mocking and instead leverage assertion libraries. Finally, the document reviews the service's REST API and suggests improvements like using more accurate HTTP methods to describe the intended operations.
A tutorial on how the process of writing an application using a browser’s WebAuthn API, plus how to install a server, how to generate authentication challenges & responses, and how to integrate with related IAM infrastructure.
Code: https://github.com/fido-alliance/webauthn-demo
Live slides: http://slides.com/herrjemand/jan-2018-fido-seminar-webauthn-tutorial#/
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Lesson_07_Spring_Security_Register_NEW.pdfScott Anderson
The document provides details about the code execution path for registering a new user on the Spring Security application at URL "http://localhost:8080/register".
When a user visits the registration page, the SecureAccessController handles the request and returns the registration view. If the user submits the registration form, the controller checks if the user already exists by calling the SecureAccessHandler, which queries the database. If the user does not exist, the handler registers the new user by saving it to the database using the UserRepository and SecureUserCredentialService, then the controller returns the login page. If the user does exist, an error is displayed on the registration page.
Neues aus dem Tindergarten: Auswertung "privater" APIs mit Apache IgniteQAware GmbH
MRMCD 2018, Darmstadt: Vortrag von Franz Wimmer (@zalintyre, Softwareingenieur bei QAware)
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Dieser Talk wurde aufgezeichnet. Hier geht's zum Video: https://media.ccc.de/v/2018-151-neues-aus-dem-tindergarten-auswertung-privater-apis-mit-apache-ignite
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Abstract:
Was ist eigentlich der meistverwendete Emoji auf Tinder? Und welcher der beliebteste #hashtag? Dieser Vortrag zeigt nicht nur witzige Auswertungen von "offenen" APIs mit dem In-Memory-Computing-Framework Apache Ignite, sondern wirft auch einen kritischen Blick auf das massenhafte Sammeln und "Bereitstellen" von privaten Daten.
Details:
Es gibt hunderte beliebte Apps, in denen Nutzer freiwillig private Daten teilen. "Teilen" bedeutet auch, dass andere diese Daten einsehen können. Nur eingeschränkt und häppchenweise, versteht sich. Ein Beispiel für eine solche App ist Tinder, mit der Nutzer Fotos, Profile und Interessen der Welt preisgeben.
Doch die Apps müssen mit einem Server kommunizieren - und dieser Server hat dazu meist eine API, die man auch mit alternativen Clients, z.B. von GitHub, ansprechen kann.
Baut man für diesen Client einen Crawler, kann man schnell die verfügbaren Profile herunterladen. Und füttert man anschließend die heruntergeladenen Daten in eine Auswertung, lassen sich Statistiken und andere Informationen gewinnen.
Auf der anderen Seite bieten die APIs die Gelegenheit für massive Verletzungen der Privatsphäre und von Grundrechten.
Dieser Talk behandelt mehrere Aspekte von privaten, aber offenen APIs im Internet:
- Welche lustigen und interessanten Dinge kann man mit so einer API tun?
- Welche nicht lustigen und gefährlichen Dinge könnte man anstellen?
Außerdem geht dieser Talk auf die technische Seite der API-Auswertung ein:
- Das reverse Engineering einer API
- Die Authentifizierung an der API
- Das Sammeln, Speichern und Auswerten der Daten mit dem In-Memory-Computing-Framework Apache Ignite
The document discusses the evolution of Java EE technologies from JavaServer Faces (JSF) to Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI). It provides code examples demonstrating how common features like controllers, dependency injection, interceptors, and routing were implemented in JSF using annotations like @ManagedBean and @Interceptor and how they evolved to use CDI annotations like @Inject and event observers. The examples show how CDI aligned these features with standard Java practices and provided a more modular, decoupled approach.
Full Video is here: https://youtu.be/OfjqVwqy708?si=CN8-2Rf5H_OdaboE
Unleashing the Power of ASP.NET Authentication in a deep dive with Jaroslav Růžička, dotnet evangelist working at Kentico.
Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of ASP.NET and explore the power of Identity in this comprehensive guide. This video is a must-watch for developers looking to enhance their understanding of ASP.NET’s HttpContext and the role of authentication in it.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
Understand the concept of ClaimsPrincipal and how it keeps identities.
Learn about the HttpContext and its crucial role in ASP.NET.
Discover the importance of Claims and how they validate true statements about the user.
Explore the concept of Roles and how they define user permissions.
Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting your journey in ASP.NET, this video offers valuable insights that will help you navigate the complexities of Identity and Claims.
Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content on ASP.NET and other development topics. Drop your thoughts, questions, or feedback in the comments below. We love hearing from you! 💻🚀
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The document outlines an agenda for a workshop on debugging techniques. The workshop covers installing tools, flow and breakpoints debugging, watching variables, Kubernetes debugging, and developer observability. Key techniques discussed include tracepoints, memory debugging, exception breakpoints, object marking, and logs, snapshots, and metrics for observability. The goal is to teach practical debugging skills that can be applied at scale in production environments like Kubernetes.
Testando API's de forma unitária mocando as dependênciasMarcelo Aymone
Slides da talk na trilha de golang no TDC 2018.
Testando API's de forma unitária mocando as dependências aborda técnicas de mocks para testes unitários em golang.
The document discusses Android testing tools and provides code examples for implementing user authentication using those tools. It recommends Mockito for mocking, Espresso for UI testing, and Dagger for dependency injection. It then shows how to create a UserService class using Dagger dependency injection to handle user authentication via shared preferences. The code is refactored over multiple sections to introduce these tools and improvements like validating the password and keeping the user signed in.
The document describes a program for a multi-client chat client-server application using Java graphical programming. It includes the code for the ChatServer class that handles connections from multiple clients and broadcasts messages. It also includes the code for the ChatClient class that allows a client to connect to the server, send and receive messages, and view an online users list. The program allows for real-time text communication between multiple clients connected to a central server.
The easy way to develop Java applications has always been the standard stack (Spring, JEE, SQL) that confirms the LAMP equivalent in Java-speak. This presentation compares this model with a real use case based on Guice, Jersey and AppEngine.
Integrating Security Roles into Microsoft Silverlight ApplicationsDan Wahlin
This document discusses options for integrating security roles into Microsoft Silverlight applications. It begins by outlining Silverlight authentication and authorization options like Windows authentication and forms roles. It then discusses techniques for accessing user identity information and roles in Silverlight, such as passing data via initParams, using a security service, or the WebContext class in WCF RIA Services. The document recommends creating a SecurityManager class to simplify working with user credentials by handling asynchronous calls to retrieve data and integrating with MVVM patterns.
Vasyl Aleksashyn "How to Stop Shooting Yourself in the Foot"LogeekNightUkraine
The document discusses issues with a monolithic UserManagementService class that has many dependencies and responsibilities. It is suggested to refactor the class by splitting functionality into separate classes with single responsibilities following the Single Responsibility Principle. Unit testing the class is also discussed, with recommendations to avoid overuse of mocking and instead leverage assertion libraries. Finally, the document reviews the service's REST API and suggests improvements like using more accurate HTTP methods to describe the intended operations.
A tutorial on how the process of writing an application using a browser’s WebAuthn API, plus how to install a server, how to generate authentication challenges & responses, and how to integrate with related IAM infrastructure.
Code: https://github.com/fido-alliance/webauthn-demo
Live slides: http://slides.com/herrjemand/jan-2018-fido-seminar-webauthn-tutorial#/
Aprimorando sua Aplicação com Ext JS 4 - BrazilJSLoiane Groner
The document discusses new features in Ext JS 4 including an improved class system with mixins and dynamic loading, an enhanced data package with associations between models and nested data loading, model validation, and charts. It also introduces the new MVC architecture and provides contact information for the speaker including websites and social media handles.
Lesson_07_Spring_Security_Register_NEW.pdfScott Anderson
The document provides details about the code execution path for registering a new user on the Spring Security application at URL "http://localhost:8080/register".
When a user visits the registration page, the SecureAccessController handles the request and returns the registration view. If the user submits the registration form, the controller checks if the user already exists by calling the SecureAccessHandler, which queries the database. If the user does not exist, the handler registers the new user by saving it to the database using the UserRepository and SecureUserCredentialService, then the controller returns the login page. If the user does exist, an error is displayed on the registration page.
Neues aus dem Tindergarten: Auswertung "privater" APIs mit Apache IgniteQAware GmbH
MRMCD 2018, Darmstadt: Vortrag von Franz Wimmer (@zalintyre, Softwareingenieur bei QAware)
===
Dieser Talk wurde aufgezeichnet. Hier geht's zum Video: https://media.ccc.de/v/2018-151-neues-aus-dem-tindergarten-auswertung-privater-apis-mit-apache-ignite
===
Abstract:
Was ist eigentlich der meistverwendete Emoji auf Tinder? Und welcher der beliebteste #hashtag? Dieser Vortrag zeigt nicht nur witzige Auswertungen von "offenen" APIs mit dem In-Memory-Computing-Framework Apache Ignite, sondern wirft auch einen kritischen Blick auf das massenhafte Sammeln und "Bereitstellen" von privaten Daten.
Details:
Es gibt hunderte beliebte Apps, in denen Nutzer freiwillig private Daten teilen. "Teilen" bedeutet auch, dass andere diese Daten einsehen können. Nur eingeschränkt und häppchenweise, versteht sich. Ein Beispiel für eine solche App ist Tinder, mit der Nutzer Fotos, Profile und Interessen der Welt preisgeben.
Doch die Apps müssen mit einem Server kommunizieren - und dieser Server hat dazu meist eine API, die man auch mit alternativen Clients, z.B. von GitHub, ansprechen kann.
Baut man für diesen Client einen Crawler, kann man schnell die verfügbaren Profile herunterladen. Und füttert man anschließend die heruntergeladenen Daten in eine Auswertung, lassen sich Statistiken und andere Informationen gewinnen.
Auf der anderen Seite bieten die APIs die Gelegenheit für massive Verletzungen der Privatsphäre und von Grundrechten.
Dieser Talk behandelt mehrere Aspekte von privaten, aber offenen APIs im Internet:
- Welche lustigen und interessanten Dinge kann man mit so einer API tun?
- Welche nicht lustigen und gefährlichen Dinge könnte man anstellen?
Außerdem geht dieser Talk auf die technische Seite der API-Auswertung ein:
- Das reverse Engineering einer API
- Die Authentifizierung an der API
- Das Sammeln, Speichern und Auswerten der Daten mit dem In-Memory-Computing-Framework Apache Ignite
The document discusses the evolution of Java EE technologies from JavaServer Faces (JSF) to Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI). It provides code examples demonstrating how common features like controllers, dependency injection, interceptors, and routing were implemented in JSF using annotations like @ManagedBean and @Interceptor and how they evolved to use CDI annotations like @Inject and event observers. The examples show how CDI aligned these features with standard Java practices and provided a more modular, decoupled approach.
Full Video is here: https://youtu.be/OfjqVwqy708?si=CN8-2Rf5H_OdaboE
Unleashing the Power of ASP.NET Authentication in a deep dive with Jaroslav Růžička, dotnet evangelist working at Kentico.
Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of ASP.NET and explore the power of Identity in this comprehensive guide. This video is a must-watch for developers looking to enhance their understanding of ASP.NET’s HttpContext and the role of authentication in it.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
Understand the concept of ClaimsPrincipal and how it keeps identities.
Learn about the HttpContext and its crucial role in ASP.NET.
Discover the importance of Claims and how they validate true statements about the user.
Explore the concept of Roles and how they define user permissions.
Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting your journey in ASP.NET, this video offers valuable insights that will help you navigate the complexities of Identity and Claims.
Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content on ASP.NET and other development topics. Drop your thoughts, questions, or feedback in the comments below. We love hearing from you! 💻🚀
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u.setAuthtoken(UUID.randomUUID().toString());
u.setVerificationCode(createVerificationCode(4));
users.save(u);
sendActivationSMS(user.getPhone(), "Activation key: " + u.
getVerificationCode());
return u.getLoginDAO();
}
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13. }
public UserDAO signup(UserDAO user) throws SignupException {
List<User> ul = users.findByPhone(user.getPhone());
if (ul != null && ul.size() > 0) {
throw new SignupException(
"The phone number is already registered!");
}
User u = new User();
setProps(user, u);
u.setAuthtoken(UUID.randomUUID().toString());
u.setVerificationCode(createVerificationCode(4));
users.save(u);
sendActivationSMS(user.getPhone(), "Activation key: " + u.
getVerificationCode());
return u.getLoginDAO();
}
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14. }
public UserDAO signup(UserDAO user) throws SignupException {
List<User> ul = users.findByPhone(user.getPhone());
if (ul != null && ul.size() > 0) {
throw new SignupException(
"The phone number is already registered!");
}
User u = new User();
setProps(user, u);
u.setAuthtoken(UUID.randomUUID().toString());
u.setVerificationCode(createVerificationCode(4));
users.save(u);
sendActivationSMS(user.getPhone(), "Activation key: " + u.
getVerificationCode());
return u.getLoginDAO();
}
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15. }
public UserDAO signup(UserDAO user) throws SignupException {
List<User> ul = users.findByPhone(user.getPhone());
if (ul != null && ul.size() > 0) {
throw new SignupException(
"The phone number is already registered!");
}
User u = new User();
setProps(user, u);
u.setAuthtoken(UUID.randomUUID().toString());
u.setVerificationCode(createVerificationCode(4));
users.save(u);
sendActivationSMS(user.getPhone(), "Activation key: " + u.
getVerificationCode());
return u.getLoginDAO();
}
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16. sendActivationSMS(user.getPhone(), "Activation key: " + u.
getVerificationCode());
return u.getLoginDAO();
}
public boolean verifyPhone(String userId, String code) {
User u = users.findById(userId).get();
if (u.getVerificationCode().equals(code)) {
u.setVerificationCode(null);
u.setVerified(true);
users.save(u);
return true;
}
return false;
}
private void setProps(UserDAO user, User u) {
u.setName(user.getName());
u.setTagline(user.getTagline());
}
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17. sendActivationSMS(user.getPhone(), "Activation key: " + u.
getVerificationCode());
return u.getLoginDAO();
}
public boolean verifyPhone(String userId, String code) {
User u = users.findById(userId).get();
if (u.getVerificationCode().equals(code)) {
u.setVerificationCode(null);
u.setVerified(true);
users.save(u);
return true;
}
return false;
}
private void setProps(UserDAO user, User u) {
u.setName(user.getName());
u.setTagline(user.getTagline());
}
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18. private void setProps(UserDAO user, User u) {
u.setName(user.getName());
u.setTagline(user.getTagline());
}
public void update(String auth, UserDAO user) {
User u = users.findById(user.getId()).get();
if (encoder.matches(auth, u.getAuthtoken())) {
setProps(user, u);
users.save(u);
}
}
public byte[] getAvatar(String userId) {
User u = users.findById(userId).get();
if (u.getAvatar() != null) {
return u.getAvatar().getData();
}
return null;
}
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19. users.save(u);
}
}
public byte[] getAvatar(String userId) {
User u = users.findById(userId).get();
if (u.getAvatar() != null) {
return u.getAvatar().getData();
}
return null;
}
public void setAvatar(String auth, String userId, String mediaId) {
Media m = medias.findById(mediaId).get();
User u = users.findById(userId).get();
if (encoder.matches(auth, u.getAuthtoken())) {
u.setAvatar(m);
users.save(u);
}
}
public void userTyping(String userId, String toUser, boolean t) {
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20. User u = users.findById(userId).get();
if (encoder.matches(auth, u.getAuthtoken())) {
u.setAvatar(m);
users.save(u);
}
}
public void userTyping(String userId, String toUser, boolean t) {
Optional<User> to = users.findById(toUser);
if(to.isPresent()) {
AppSocket.sendUserTyping(to.get().getAuthtoken(), userId, t);
} else {
ChatGroup g = groups.findById(toUser).get();
for(User u : g.getMembers()) {
AppSocket.sendUserTyping(u.getAuthtoken(), userId, t);
}
}
}
public MessageDAO sendMessage(MessageDAO m) {
ChatMessage cm = new ChatMessage();
cm.setAuthor(users.findById(m.getAuthorId()).get());
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21. User u = users.findById(userId).get();
if (encoder.matches(auth, u.getAuthtoken())) {
u.setAvatar(m);
users.save(u);
}
}
public void userTyping(String userId, String toUser, boolean t) {
Optional<User> to = users.findById(toUser);
if(to.isPresent()) {
AppSocket.sendUserTyping(to.get().getAuthtoken(), userId, t);
} else {
ChatGroup g = groups.findById(toUser).get();
for(User u : g.getMembers()) {
AppSocket.sendUserTyping(u.getAuthtoken(), userId, t);
}
}
}
public MessageDAO sendMessage(MessageDAO m) {
ChatMessage cm = new ChatMessage();
cm.setAuthor(users.findById(m.getAuthorId()).get());
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22. User u = users.findById(userId).get();
if (encoder.matches(auth, u.getAuthtoken())) {
u.setAvatar(m);
users.save(u);
}
}
public void userTyping(String userId, String toUser, boolean t) {
Optional<User> to = users.findById(toUser);
if(to.isPresent()) {
AppSocket.sendUserTyping(to.get().getAuthtoken(), userId, t);
} else {
ChatGroup g = groups.findById(toUser).get();
for(User u : g.getMembers()) {
AppSocket.sendUserTyping(u.getAuthtoken(), userId, t);
}
}
}
public MessageDAO sendMessage(MessageDAO m) {
ChatMessage cm = new ChatMessage();
cm.setAuthor(users.findById(m.getAuthorId()).get());
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23. User u = users.findById(userId).get();
if (encoder.matches(auth, u.getAuthtoken())) {
u.setAvatar(m);
users.save(u);
}
}
public void userTyping(String userId, String toUser, boolean t) {
Optional<User> to = users.findById(toUser);
if(to.isPresent()) {
AppSocket.sendUserTyping(to.get().getAuthtoken(), userId, t);
} else {
ChatGroup g = groups.findById(toUser).get();
for(User u : g.getMembers()) {
AppSocket.sendUserTyping(u.getAuthtoken(), userId, t);
}
}
}
public MessageDAO sendMessage(MessageDAO m) {
ChatMessage cm = new ChatMessage();
cm.setAuthor(users.findById(m.getAuthorId()).get());
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24. }
}
public MessageDAO sendMessage(MessageDAO m) {
ChatMessage cm = new ChatMessage();
cm.setAuthor(users.findById(m.getAuthorId()).get());
cm.setBody(m.getBody());
cm.setMessageTime(new Date());
Optional<User> to = users.findById(m.getSentTo());
if(to.isPresent()) {
cm.setSentTo(to.get());
String json = createMessageImpl(m.getSentTo(), cm);
User usr = to.get();
sendMessageImpl(usr.getAuthtoken(), usr.getPushKey(), json,
m.getBody());
} else {
ChatGroup g = groups.findById(m.getSentTo()).get();
cm.setSentToGroup(g);
String json = createMessageImpl(m.getSentTo(), cm);
for(User u : g.getMembers()) {
sendMessageImpl(u.getAuthtoken(), u.getPushKey(), json,
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25. }
}
public MessageDAO sendMessage(MessageDAO m) {
ChatMessage cm = new ChatMessage();
cm.setAuthor(users.findById(m.getAuthorId()).get());
cm.setBody(m.getBody());
cm.setMessageTime(new Date());
Optional<User> to = users.findById(m.getSentTo());
if(to.isPresent()) {
cm.setSentTo(to.get());
String json = createMessageImpl(m.getSentTo(), cm);
User usr = to.get();
sendMessageImpl(usr.getAuthtoken(), usr.getPushKey(), json,
m.getBody());
} else {
ChatGroup g = groups.findById(m.getSentTo()).get();
cm.setSentToGroup(g);
String json = createMessageImpl(m.getSentTo(), cm);
for(User u : g.getMembers()) {
sendMessageImpl(u.getAuthtoken(), u.getPushKey(), json,
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26. }
}
public MessageDAO sendMessage(MessageDAO m) {
ChatMessage cm = new ChatMessage();
cm.setAuthor(users.findById(m.getAuthorId()).get());
cm.setBody(m.getBody());
cm.setMessageTime(new Date());
Optional<User> to = users.findById(m.getSentTo());
if(to.isPresent()) {
cm.setSentTo(to.get());
String json = createMessageImpl(m.getSentTo(), cm);
User usr = to.get();
sendMessageImpl(usr.getAuthtoken(), usr.getPushKey(), json,
m.getBody());
} else {
ChatGroup g = groups.findById(m.getSentTo()).get();
cm.setSentToGroup(g);
String json = createMessageImpl(m.getSentTo(), cm);
for(User u : g.getMembers()) {
sendMessageImpl(u.getAuthtoken(), u.getPushKey(), json,
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27. public MessageDAO sendMessage(MessageDAO m) {
ChatMessage cm = new ChatMessage();
cm.setAuthor(users.findById(m.getAuthorId()).get());
cm.setBody(m.getBody());
cm.setMessageTime(new Date());
Optional<User> to = users.findById(m.getSentTo());
if(to.isPresent()) {
cm.setSentTo(to.get());
String json = createMessageImpl(m.getSentTo(), cm);
User usr = to.get();
sendMessageImpl(usr.getAuthtoken(), usr.getPushKey(), json,
m.getBody());
} else {
ChatGroup g = groups.findById(m.getSentTo()).get();
cm.setSentToGroup(g);
String json = createMessageImpl(m.getSentTo(), cm);
for(User u : g.getMembers()) {
sendMessageImpl(u.getAuthtoken(), u.getPushKey(), json,
m.getBody());
}
}
return cm.getDAO();
}
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28. public MessageDAO sendMessage(MessageDAO m) {
ChatMessage cm = new ChatMessage();
cm.setAuthor(users.findById(m.getAuthorId()).get());
cm.setBody(m.getBody());
cm.setMessageTime(new Date());
Optional<User> to = users.findById(m.getSentTo());
if(to.isPresent()) {
cm.setSentTo(to.get());
String json = createMessageImpl(m.getSentTo(), cm);
User usr = to.get();
sendMessageImpl(usr.getAuthtoken(), usr.getPushKey(), json,
m.getBody());
} else {
ChatGroup g = groups.findById(m.getSentTo()).get();
cm.setSentToGroup(g);
String json = createMessageImpl(m.getSentTo(), cm);
for(User u : g.getMembers()) {
sendMessageImpl(u.getAuthtoken(), u.getPushKey(), json,
m.getBody());
}
}
return cm.getDAO();
}
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29. public MessageDAO sendMessage(MessageDAO m) {
ChatMessage cm = new ChatMessage();
cm.setAuthor(users.findById(m.getAuthorId()).get());
cm.setBody(m.getBody());
cm.setMessageTime(new Date());
Optional<User> to = users.findById(m.getSentTo());
if(to.isPresent()) {
cm.setSentTo(to.get());
String json = createMessageImpl(m.getSentTo(), cm);
User usr = to.get();
sendMessageImpl(usr.getAuthtoken(), usr.getPushKey(), json,
m.getBody());
} else {
ChatGroup g = groups.findById(m.getSentTo()).get();
cm.setSentToGroup(g);
String json = createMessageImpl(m.getSentTo(), cm);
for(User u : g.getMembers()) {
sendMessageImpl(u.getAuthtoken(), u.getPushKey(), json,
m.getBody());
}
}
return cm.getDAO();
}
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