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How to get the admin memberID
Hi All,
I want to keep track of the admin team member ID of the person who invite or remove the new user for the team. If I got the event and I can print it as:
{ "timestamp" : "2022-11-03...
The actor won't necessarily be an admin. For example, if the operation was performed via the API, it will be an app instead. If you attempt to get the actor information as an admin when it wasn't an admin, you'll get that error. You should check the actor type before accessing it as that type to avoid that.
Also, you would need to cast the UserLogInfo for the admin actor as TeamMemberLogInfo to get the team member ID.
Here's a small sample that shows how to do both of these:
if (event.getActor().isAdmin()) { String adminAccountId = event.getActor().getAdminValue().getAccountId(); System.out.println(adminAccountId); String adminTeamMemberId = ((TeamMemberLogInfo)event.getActor().getAdminValue()).getTeamMemberId(); System.out.println(adminTeamMemberId); } else if (event.getActor().isApp()) { String appId = event.getActor().getAppValue().getAppId(); System.out.println(appId); } // and so on; check and handle other types...
I had the sample code in my test as:
List<TeamEvent> events = eventRes.getEvents();
for(int i = 0; i < events.size(); i++)
{
TeamEvent event = events.get(i);
if(event.getEventCategory() == MEMBERS &&
event.getEventType().tag() == MEMBER_CHANGE_STATUS){
if(event.getDetails().getMemberChangeStatusDetailsValue().getNewValue() == INVITED)
{
if (event.getActor().isAdmin()) {
String adminAccountId = event.getActor().getAdminValue().getAccountId();
System.out.println(adminAccountId);
String adminTeamMemberId = ((TeamMemberLogInfo)event.getActor().getAdminValue()).getTeamMemberId();
System.out.println("admin teamMemberId: " + adminTeamMemberId);
}
}
}
else if(event.getDetails().getMemberChangeStatusDetailsValue().getNewValue() == REMOVED)
{
if (event.getActor().isAdmin()) {
String adminAccountId = event.getActor().getAdminValue().getAccountId();
System.out.println(adminAccountId);
String adminTeamMemberId = ((TeamMemberLogInfo)event.getActor().getAdminValue()).getTeamMemberId();
System.out.println("admin teamMemberId: " + adminTeamMemberId);
}
}
}
However, when I tried the code above I got the error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalStateException: Invalid tag: required Tag.MEMBER_CHANGE_STATUS_DETAILS, but was Tag.MEMBER_CHANGE_ADMIN_ROLE_DETAILS
at com.dropbox.core.v2.teamlog.EventDetails.getMemberChangeStatusDetailsValue(EventDetails.java:15913)
It seems that the check for Admin Role using the function call event.getActor().isAdmin() does not work.
Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
Dropbox Community ModeratorYou seem to have your "else if" attached to the wrong "if" above it, so it's not properly guarded by the ".isMemberChangeStatus" check.
Also, you don't need to check the tag yourself like that. You should use the supplied the methods instead.
Here's a corrected version that runs successfully for me:
List<TeamEvent> events = eventRes.getEvents();
for (int i = 0; i < events.size(); i++) {
TeamEvent event = events.get(i);
if (event.getEventCategory() == EventCategory.MEMBERS &&
event.getEventType().isMemberChangeStatus()) {
if (event.getDetails().getMemberChangeStatusDetailsValue().getNewValue() == MemberStatus.INVITED) {
if (event.getActor().isAdmin()) {
String adminAccountId = event.getActor().getAdminValue().getAccountId();
System.out.println(adminAccountId);
String adminTeamMemberId = ((TeamMemberLogInfo) event.getActor().getAdminValue()).getTeamMemberId();
System.out.println("admin teamMemberId: " + adminTeamMemberId);
}
} else if (event.getDetails().getMemberChangeStatusDetailsValue().getNewValue() == MemberStatus.REMOVED) {
if (event.getActor().isAdmin()) {
String adminAccountId = event.getActor().getAdminValue().getAccountId();
System.out.println(adminAccountId);
String adminTeamMemberId = ((TeamMemberLogInfo) event.getActor().getAdminValue()).getTeamMemberId();
System.out.println("admin teamMemberId: " + adminTeamMemberId);
}
}
}
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