Fixed all NHibernate unit tests by implementing missing persistency
methods, tables, columns and fixing bugs in the existing implementation.
Two minor changes to classes outside NHibernate module: Added Scene
instantiation for SceneObjectGroup in OpenSim.Data.Tests.BasicRegionTest
as this was required by the NHibernate persistency. In the process added
also mock constructor to Scene which only populates RegionInfo in the scene
which is used by ScenePart.RegionUUID. NHibernate module is still in
experimental state and has not been tested at opensim region or ugaim runtime
configuration. Adding unit tests to build is not yet advisable nor using
NHibernate module in any production setup.
* This facility allows you to save changes to an object that you've rezzed into a region back into their original inventory item without having to take a copy of the rezzed
object.
terrain is found, rather than a default "0" terrain.
Remove the "remove object wrong region" test. UUIDs either are unique
or they're not. This test tested a bad behavior I have chosen not to
duplicate.
* SceneObjectPartInventory.cs isn't a particularly good name but it's probably not got a long life
* A proper inventory interface to follow
* Parallel changes for other inventory partial classes to follow at a later date
This patch makes llAllowInventoryDrop work with the permissions module
enabled. Changes include:
- Enabled PropagatePermissions when permissions module serverside perms
is on
- change ownership of item when item is dropped into an object.
Ownership changes to the owner of the object the item is dropped into
- propagation of permissions if the permissions module enabled (eg
next-owner mask applied)
- CHANGED_ALLOWED_DROP is now passed to the change script event if an
item was allowed to be dropped into the object only because
llAllowInventoryDrop is enabled (instead of CHANGED_INVENTORY being
passed).
- Sets object flags correctly when llAllowInventoryDrop is called so
clients are notified immediately of the change in state. Am not
sure that calling aggregateScriptEvents is the right way to do it,
but it works and seems to be the only way without making further
changes to update LocalFlags
SQLite reports System NUll Reference, but works, inside
LoadItems, on SQLiteRegionData.cs
From: Arthur Rodrigo S Valadares <arthursv@linux.vnet.ibm.com>
