Sample code for auditing tasks

Sometimes we need to check info on certain attribute, content, templates, etc. for their existence or shared/unshared  or status, etc. For such cases, you can write your own utility to do batch audit operations. I am listing sample code for few cases:

1. Any asset of a particular asset type with a name exists or not?

	%><asset:list type="<%=asset_type%>" list="myList"><%
	%><asset:argument name="name" value="<%=asset_name%>"/><%
	%></asset:list><%
	IList myList = ics.GetList("myList");
	if (myList != null && myList.hasData()) {
	ics.SetVar(outputVar,"true");
	}else{
	ics.SetVar(outputVar,"false");
	}

view raw CheckDuplicateNames.jsp hosted with ❤ by GitHub

2. If a particular asset is present in site or not?

	String siteId = ics.GetVar("pubidCS");
	if(Utilities.goodString(siteId)){
	%><asset:sites type="<%= asset_type %>" objectid="<%= asset_id%>" list="isinPub" pubid='<%= siteId%>' />
	<% if (ics.GetErrno()==0 && ics.GetList("isinPub")!=null && ics.GetList("isinPub").hasData()){
	ics.SetVar(outputVar,"true");
	}
	}%>

view raw AssetPresentInSite.jsp hosted with ❤ by GitHub

3. Check all variables of a particular asset

	<asset:load name = "theAsset" type = '<%=ics.GetVar("assettype")%>' objectid = '<%=ics.GetVar("assetid")%>' / > <%
	if (ics.GetErrno() == 0) { %>
	<asset:scatter name = "theAsset" prefix = "myAsset" /><br/><br/>
	<h3>Asset Variables( <%= ics.GetVar("assettype") %> : <%= ics.GetVar("assetid") %> ) < /h3>
	<table><%
	Set<String> vars = new TreeSet<String>();
	for (Enumeration e = ics.GetVars(); e.hasMoreElements();) {
	String sVarName = (String)e.nextElement();
	vars.add(sVarName);
	}
	for (String var:vars){
	String sVarValue = ics.GetVar( var );
	%><tr><td><%= var %></td>
	<td> <%= sVarValue %></tr>
	<%}%>
	</table><%
	} else {
	%> Error Loading <%= ics.GetVar("assettype") %> : <%= ics.GetVar("assetid") %> ! < br / > <%
	}%>

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Disclaimer: Any sample code on this blog is not officially recommended, use at your own risk.