public StatusTransition(JobApplication application,
ApplicationStatuses from,
ApplicationStatuses to,
DateTime timestamp,
ApplicationResolutions resolution)
{
ApplicationId = application.Id;
Application = application;
Timestamp = timestamp;
TransitionFrom = from;
TransitionTo = to;
Resolution = resolution;
}
public Result <StatusTransition> Close(ApplicationResolutions resolution, DateTime?effective = null)
{
var result = Application.Transition(ApplicationStatuses.CLOSED, effective ?? DateTime.Now, resolution);
return(HandleTransitionResult(result));
}
/// <summary>
/// Transition this application from one status to another.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// This method is agnostic about workflows, and will only enforce that you cannot transition from one statu to the same status.
/// Use an appropriate class that derives from <see cref="StatusWrapper"/> (e.g. <see cref="SubmittedApplication"/>) as helpers to more
/// effective manage the status.
/// </remarks>
/// <param name="transitionTo"></param>
/// <param name="effectiveAsOf"></param>
/// <param name="resolution"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public Result <StatusTransition> Transition(ApplicationStatuses transitionTo, DateTime effectiveAsOf, ApplicationResolutions resolution = ApplicationResolutions.UNRESOLVED)
{
// CAUTION: if the inner logic of this method changes, you may have to revisit the first transition created
// in the ctor
if (CurrentStatus == transitionTo)
{
return(Result.Fail("Unable to transition to the current status."));
}
if (transitionTo != ApplicationStatuses.CLOSED)
{
resolution = ApplicationResolutions.UNRESOLVED;
}
var transition = new StatusTransition(this, CurrentStatus, transitionTo, effectiveAsOf, resolution);
((List <StatusTransition>)Transitions).Add(transition);
return(Result.Ok(transition));
}
