/// <summary>
/// The default constructor
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userName"></param>
public BllBase([RequiredItem()] string userName)
{
ConstructorValidator validator = new ConstructorValidator(
MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod(), userName);
validator.Validate();
_userName = userName;
try
{
// get userInformation
DalUser dalUser = new DalUser();
_userId = dalUser.GetUserId(this.UserName);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
// throw this if we cannot access the Dal.
throw new Exceptions.DataSourceUnavailableException(e);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// This is the primary constructor for this class. The username is
/// passed to the base class BllConnectionManager to allow for CM
/// credentials population.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="strUserName">
/// This username is passed to the base class BllConnection Manager
/// to populate CM credentials.
/// </param>
/// <param name="strAccountNumber16">
/// This account number is used to query site information by the base
/// class BllCustomer.
/// </param>
public Payment([RequiredItem()] string strUserName,
[RequiredItem()][StringLength(16, 16)][CustomerAccountNumber()] string strAccountNumber16)
: base(strUserName)
{
// validate the parameters.
ConstructorValidator validator = new ConstructorValidator(ConstructorInfo.GetCurrentMethod(), strUserName, strAccountNumber16);
validator.Validate();
// convert the accountNumber.
m_can = (CustomerAccountNumber)TypeDescriptor.GetConverter(
typeof(CustomerAccountNumber)).ConvertFrom(strAccountNumber16);
// NOTE: This is a fix to work around a Connection Manager bug.
// When an account number has statement code equal to "000," this
// causes Connection Manger to blow up for the entire site and
// return the error message similar to "Cannot start IGI
// interface". We are now kicking these references out here.
if ("000" == m_can.StatementCode)
{
throw new InvalidStatementCodeException();
}
// Initialize the service agent
CreateProxy(m_can);
}
