Do not rely on notifiction module being imported
This has worked so far mostly by accident, but it turned out to be
brittle while writing tests. This makes sure that the notification
module is always imported before use.
#!/usr/bin/python2.5
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"""Organization Admin (Model) query functions.
"""
__authors__ = [
'"Lennard de Rijk" <ljvderijk@gmail.com>',
]
from soc.logic.models import role
from soc.logic.models import organization as org_logic
import soc.models.org_admin
import soc.models.role
class Logic(role.Logic):
"""Logic methods for the Organization Admin model.
"""
def __init__(self, model=soc.models.org_admin.OrgAdmin,
base_model=soc.models.role.Role, scope_logic=org_logic,
disallow_last_resign=True):
"""Defines the name, key_name and model for this entity.
"""
super(Logic, self).__init__(model=model, base_model=base_model,
scope_logic=scope_logic,
disallow_last_resign=disallow_last_resign)
def _onCreate(self, entity):
"""Marks the Organization for this Org Admin as active
if it's status is new.
"""
org_entity = entity.scope
if org_entity.status == 'new':
# this org is new so mark as active
fields = {'status': 'active'}
org_logic.logic.updateEntityProperties(org_entity, fields)
# call super
super(Logic, self)._onCreate(entity)
logic = Logic()