[#OQ-146] WSRP summary display problem

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WSRP summary display problem

Created: 27/Jul/09 04:49 AM Updated: 30/Jul/11 05:04 AM

Component/s:

openquote

Affects Version/s:

1.1

Fix Version/s:

1.3SP1

Release Notes Comment:

Quotation page no longer only partially generates when accessed by WSRP

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Exception thrown when rendereing the login section on WSRP

See below from com.openquote.ui.Functions

public static String getPortalName(RenderResponse response) {
        String[] actionUrlPart=response.createActionURL().toString().split("/");

        if ("auth".equals(actionUrlPart[2])) { **** throws array out of bounds error here
            return actionUrlPart[4];
        }
        else {
            return actionUrlPart[3];
        }
    }

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Matthew Tomlinson - 28/Mar/11 05:40 PM

Suggested fix (currently being tested):

    /**
     * Return the name of the portal that a render response relates to.
     * The action URL for non-authenticated takes this kind of form:
     * /portal/portal/<portal-name>/<page-name>/<window-name>
     * When authenticated the same URL looks like this:
     * /portal/auth/portal/<portal-name>/<page-name>/<window-name>
     * Alternative URL's may contain no portal name
     * /wsrp_rewrite?wsrp-urlType=blockingAction&wsrp-interactionState=JBPNS_/wsrp_rewrite
     */
    public static String getPortalName(RenderResponse response) {
     String actionUrl = response.createActionURL().toString();
        String[] actionUrlPart=actionUrl.split("/");

        // find index in url of portal name
        int nameIndex = 0;
        if (actionUrlPart.length>2 && "auth".equals(actionUrlPart[2])) {
         nameIndex = 4;
        }
        else{
         nameIndex = 3;
        }

        // if none found return nothing
        if(nameIndex == 0 || actionUrlPart.length<=nameIndex){
         return "";
        }

        // return portal name
     return actionUrlPart[nameIndex];

    }