See nexedi/erp5@6c4f7600

Allows to keep UI tests working independently of the login process
implementation details.

This reverts commit e5c160bc.

in API script AccountingTransaction_createReversalTransaction

Opening an accounting period is refused if the start date of the period
is more than one day after the stop date of the previous period, but this
check did not take into account that "next day" might be more than 24
hours, like it's the case when daylight saving happen between these dates.
Instead we check that the difference is less than 1.9 days.

Reorganise tests to group accounting period related tests in a dedicated
test class and add missing tests for period validation checks.

Also fix a few race conditions with catalog indexing that are probably not
a problem in real life but were revealed by the test.

See SQLBase._getExecutableMessageSet for operation principle.
Removes the notion of order_validation_text: activity validation is no
longer evaluated per-activity , but per-dependency for multiple activities
at a time. In this context, order_validation_text does not make sense as
it flattens all dependency types for a given activity.
Rework activity-dependency-to-SQL methods: use a dict rather
dynamically-generated method names.
Based on initial work by Julien Muchembled.

Seen happen on SQLDict with 94 indexation activities being stuck assigned
to a processing node on which load failed because of an SQL deadlock.

The main reason for not using cache.addAll was to fill the cache as a low
priority task, not to generate too much traffic, the safari compatibility
was secondary. Now that safari seems to support cache.addAll, remove the
comment about safari.

Components also have some extra checks in checkConsistency, we should
include this in coding style test.

See merge request nexedi/erp5!1324

This simplify code and also bring the functionnality of c484f8aa
(erp5_xhtml_style Base_cancel and logged_in: do not allow redirection outside
ERP5 site., 2016-02-12) for the cases where authentication_policy is
installed.

This also fixes a problem with translations of "Your password will expire at
 {date}", which was using different messages for every possible date.

Tests needed to be updated because we now redirect with properly URL encoded
parameters.

See nexedi/erp5@ea219b74

When new password does not match policy, in reset password and change
password dialogs, we used u' '.join([str(message) ...]) to join all
translated messages in a string, but this construct will decode the
str(message) to unicode using ascii, so it will fail when these messages
contain some multi bytes characters.

Extend test coverage to check that these dialogs uses translations and use
non ascii messages in the tests, to make sure we don't have regressions
with this issue.

See merge request nexedi/erp5!1001

ERP5 does not handle user "account" anymore, it handles "login".
Please use "Add ERP5 Login" or any other login you need instead.

See discussions on nexedi/erp5!547

Enable coding style on erp5_run_my_doc since it now gets installed with erp5_officejs

See merge request nexedi/erp5!1325

in case the message is defined in the field ('manage_messagesForm' tab)

instead use ValidationError.getMessage API

Depending on how the message is defined.

Before this commit, translation happened typically in higher level,
where the error message was rendered.
but this imposed translation in everything, including mapped messages,
pulluting Localizer with unneeded messages.

This commit introduces getMessage, the logic is:
- If the message is defined in the code that raises, then it should be translated there
- If the message is defined in the field (in 'manage_messagesForm')
then we need to translate in ValidationError class. Caller should
pass translation_service, because we do not want to import it in Formulator

Like xhtml style