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Disco/Disco.BI/BI/Extensions/DeviceBatchExtensions.cs
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Gary Sharp 50399f4f48 Bug Fix #82: Dereference managed groups on delete
Managed Group references (and subscriptions) continued to exist after
Device Profiles, Device Batches and Document Templates were deleted.
This prevented assigning the same group to another
Profile/Batch/Template without first recycling the IIS App Pool.
2015-02-02 19:23:27 +11:00

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using Disco.Data.Repository;
using Disco.Models.Repository;
using Disco.Services.Authorization;
using Disco.Services.Devices.ManagedGroups;
using Disco.Services.Interop.ActiveDirectory;
using Disco.Services.Users;
using System;
using System.Linq;
namespace Disco.BI.Extensions
{
public static class DeviceBatchExtensions
{
public static bool CanDelete(this DeviceBatch db, DiscoDataContext Database)
{
if (!UserService.CurrentAuthorization.Has(Claims.Config.DeviceBatch.Delete))
return false;
// Can't Delete if Contains Devices
var deviceCount = Database.Devices.Count(d => d.DeviceBatchId == db.Id);
if (deviceCount > 0)
return false;
return true;
}
public static void Delete(this DeviceBatch db, DiscoDataContext Database)
{
if (!db.CanDelete(Database))
throw new InvalidOperationException("The state of this Device Batch doesn't allow it to be deleted");
// Remove Linked Group
ActiveDirectory.Context.ManagedGroups.Remove(DeviceBatchDevicesManagedGroup.GetKey(db));
ActiveDirectory.Context.ManagedGroups.Remove(DeviceBatchAssignedUsersManagedGroup.GetKey(db));
// Delete Batch
Database.DeviceBatches.Remove(db);
}
}
}