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Add Event in Audit logs

MV_10441462
12-Amethyst

Add Event in Audit logs

I'm looking to create an event in Audit logs when I download a set of files using a custom action.

Just like how an event gets created when you download an object. This is totally new to me, so please help me from the basics. If it's feasible please explain me how it should be done programmatically. 

 

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@MV_10441462 

Just example 😄

 

 

		try
		{
			WTPart eventPart = UtilWTPart.getPartLatestIteration("0000000105210.ASM"); // this is my own method to search WTPart by number

			WTPrincipalReference userref = SessionHelper.manager.getPrincipalReference();
			WTPrincipal user = (WTPrincipal) userref.getObject();
			AuditRecord record = new AuditRecord();
			record.setEventKey(ContentServiceEvent.POST_DOWNLOAD);
			record.setEventLabel("Custom Download");
			record.setTargetReference(wt.fc.ObjectReference.newObjectReference(eventPart));
			record.setUserOrgName(user.getOrganization().getName());
			record.setOrgContainerName(eventPart.getContainerName());
			record.setTargetType(eventPart.getType());
			record.setEventTime(new Timestamp(System.currentTimeMillis()));
			record.setDomainRef(user.getDomainRef());
			record.setDomainPath(user.getDomainRef().getName());

			PersistenceHelper.manager.save(record);

		} catch (WTPropertyVetoException e)
		{
			throw new RuntimeException(e);
		}

 

 

The event is in the report 

HelesicPetr_0-1677831122892.png

 

Be sure to set all attributes that you can identify who/when/fromwhere the event was recorded.

 

PetrH

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Hi @MV_10441462 

 

I would advice to find what type of object is the Audit event

Then I would find and use API of the type to create a event object

set all attributes what you need and save to a database by a PersistenceHelper 

It can not be so complicated.

 

All actions what I described you should perform in the end of your custom action method. 

 

PetrH

@MV_10441462 

Just example 😄

 

 

		try
		{
			WTPart eventPart = UtilWTPart.getPartLatestIteration("0000000105210.ASM"); // this is my own method to search WTPart by number

			WTPrincipalReference userref = SessionHelper.manager.getPrincipalReference();
			WTPrincipal user = (WTPrincipal) userref.getObject();
			AuditRecord record = new AuditRecord();
			record.setEventKey(ContentServiceEvent.POST_DOWNLOAD);
			record.setEventLabel("Custom Download");
			record.setTargetReference(wt.fc.ObjectReference.newObjectReference(eventPart));
			record.setUserOrgName(user.getOrganization().getName());
			record.setOrgContainerName(eventPart.getContainerName());
			record.setTargetType(eventPart.getType());
			record.setEventTime(new Timestamp(System.currentTimeMillis()));
			record.setDomainRef(user.getDomainRef());
			record.setDomainPath(user.getDomainRef().getName());

			PersistenceHelper.manager.save(record);

		} catch (WTPropertyVetoException e)
		{
			throw new RuntimeException(e);
		}

 

 

The event is in the report 

HelesicPetr_0-1677831122892.png

 

Be sure to set all attributes that you can identify who/when/fromwhere the event was recorded.

 

PetrH

Thankyou so much @HelesicPetr 

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