| public static ResolveOspa ( string ospa, IUserAccountService userService ) : UUID | ||
| ospa | string | |
| userService | IUserAccountService | |
| return | UUID | |
/// <summary>
/// Load an item from the archive
/// </summary>
/// <param name="data">The raw item data</param>
/// <param name="loadFolder"> </param>
protected InventoryItemBase LoadItem(byte[] data, InventoryFolderBase loadFolder)
{
InventoryItemBase item = UserInventoryItemSerializer.Deserialize(data);
UUID ospResolvedId = OspResolver.ResolveOspa(item.CreatorId, m_accountService);
if (UUID.Zero != ospResolvedId)
{
item.CreatorIdAsUuid = ospResolvedId;
// Don't preserve the OSPA in the creator id (which actually gets persisted to the
// database). Instead, replace with the UUID that we found.
item.CreatorId = ospResolvedId.ToString();
item.CreatorData = string.Empty;
}
else if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(item.CreatorData))
{
item.CreatorId = m_userInfo.PrincipalID.ToString();
item.CreatorIdAsUuid = new UUID(item.CreatorId);
}
// Don't use the item ID that's in the file, this could be a local user's folder
//item.ID = UUID.Random();
item.Owner = m_userInfo.PrincipalID;
// Record the creator id for the item's asset so that we can use it later, if necessary, when the asset
// is loaded.
// FIXME: This relies on the items coming before the assets in the TAR file. Need to create stronger
// checks for this, and maybe even an external tool for creating OARs which enforces this, rather than
// relying on native tar tools.
m_creatorIdForAssetId[item.AssetID] = item.CreatorIdAsUuid;
// Reset folder ID to the one in which we want to load it
item.Folder = loadFolder.ID;
itemsSavedOff.Add(item);
return(item);
}
