/// <summary>
/// ViewActionImpl implements the process of getting a set
/// by trip and set number.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="tripId">Current trip</param>
/// <param name="setNumber">Set number within the trip</param>
/// <returns>SetHaul ViewModel</returns>
internal ActionResult ViewActionImpl(Trip tripId, int setNumber)
{
var trip = tripId as LongLineTrip;
// It was getting crazy to duplicate views for what is essentially the
// same thing
string viewName = (IsAdd || IsEdit) ? "_Editor" : CurrentAction;
// Unlike PS data, set number looks pretty sane in the database
// so we can navigate directly by tripId and setNumber
// This LINQ method results in a trip to the database
// (select count(1) from ... where obstrip_id = ?)
// It's also worth mentioning that if an Add/Edit has
// a 'bad' setNumber param, we'll be running this query twice
// I expect SQL Server to be able to handle that...
int maxSets = trip.FishingSets.Count();
ViewBag.TitleSuffix = IsAdd ?
String.Format("Add Set {0}", setNumber) :
String.Format("Set {0} of {1}", setNumber, maxSets);
ViewBag.Title = String.Format("{0}: {1}", tripId.SpcTripNumber ?? "This Trip", ViewBag.TitleSuffix);
var checkpoint = NeedsRedirect(tripId.Id, setNumber, maxSets);
if (checkpoint.Item1)
return new RedirectToRouteResult(checkpoint.Item2);
// One minor point. If the user passes in a completely crazy dayNumber for Index
// we'll re-interpret based on intent.
if (IsIndex)
{
if (setNumber < 1) { setNumber = 1; }
if (setNumber > maxSets) { setNumber = maxSets; }
}
// If this is an Add, then we won't find the entity. Better to create a new
// empty ViewModel, set some minimal properties, and throw it back to the user
if (IsAdd)
{
var addVm = new LongLineSetViewModel();
addVm.TripId = tripId.Id;
addVm.TripNumber = tripId.SpcTripNumber;
addVm.SetNavDetails(setNumber, maxSets);
addVm.HasNext = false; // Force it
addVm.SetNumber = setNumber;
addVm.ActionName = CurrentAction;
return View(viewName, addVm);
}
var repo = TubsDataService.GetRepository<LongLineSet>(MvcApplication.CurrentSession);
// NeedsRedirect should have protected us from a really crazy SetNumber here
var fset = repo.FilterBy(s => s.Trip.Id == tripId.Id && s.SetNumber == setNumber).FirstOrDefault();
var vm = Mapper.Map<LongLineSet, LongLineSetViewModel>(fset);
vm.SetNavDetails(setNumber, maxSets);
vm.ActionName = CurrentAction;
if (IsApiRequest)
return GettableJsonNetData(vm);
return View(viewName, vm);
}
/// <summary>
///
/// </summary>
/// <param name="tripId">Current trip</param>
/// <param name="setNumber">Set number within the trip</param>
/// <param name="svm">Set data as ViewModel</param>
/// <returns></returns>
internal ActionResult SaveActionImpl(Trip tripId, int setNumber, LongLineSetViewModel svm)
{
var trip = tripId as LongLineTrip;
Validate(trip, svm);
if (!ModelState.IsValid)
{
LogModelErrors();
if (IsApiRequest)
return ModelErrorsResponse();
return View(svm);
}
var fset = Mapper.Map<LongLineSetViewModel, LongLineSet>(svm);
using (var xa = MvcApplication.CurrentSession.BeginTransaction())
{
IRepository<LongLineSet> srepo = TubsDataService.GetRepository<LongLineSet>(MvcApplication.CurrentSession);
IRepository<LongLineSetHaulEvent> erepo = TubsDataService.GetRepository<LongLineSetHaulEvent>(MvcApplication.CurrentSession);
IRepository<LongLineSetHaulNote> nrepo = TubsDataService.GetRepository<LongLineSetHaulNote>(MvcApplication.CurrentSession);
fset.Trip = trip;
bool isNewSet = fset.IsNew();
if (isNewSet)
{
srepo.Save(fset);
}
// Deletes first
svm.DeletedPositions.ToList().ForEach(e => erepo.DeleteById(e.Id));
svm.DeletedComments.ToList().ForEach(n => nrepo.DeleteById(n.Id));
foreach (var position in fset.EventList)
{
position.Latitude = position.Latitude.AsSpcLatitude();
position.Longitude = position.Longitude.AsSpcLongitude();
position.SetAuditTrail(User.Identity.Name, DateTime.Now);
erepo.Save(position);
}
foreach (var note in fset.NotesList)
{
note.SetAuditTrail(User.Identity.Name, DateTime.Now);
nrepo.Save(note);
}
if (!isNewSet)
{
srepo.Save(fset);
}
xa.Commit();
}
if (IsApiRequest)
{
// For some reason (could be a bug, could be something I'm forgetting to do)
// the ISession that was used for the updates doesn't reflect said updates
// after the commit.
// This didn't appear in CrewController because the reload used the
// stateless session (no dependent objects on crew).
// To be clear, if I use MvcApplication.CurrentSession here, the parent object
// (PurseSeineSeaDay) is loaded, but the child objects (Activities) are not.
// This isn't a great workaround, but it's a workaround nonetheless.
using (var repo = TubsDataService.GetRepository<LongLineSet>(false))
{
// Force a reload after a save to ensure that PKs are set for all
// appropriate entities.
int maxDays = repo.FilterBy(d => d.Trip.Id == tripId.Id).Count();
fset = repo.FindById(fset.Id);
svm = Mapper.Map<LongLineSet, LongLineSetViewModel>(fset);
svm.SetNavDetails(setNumber, maxDays);
svm.ActionName = CurrentAction;
}
return GettableJsonNetData(svm);
}
// If this isn't an API request (which shouldn't really happen)
// always push to the Edit page. It's been saved, so an Add is counter-productive
// (besides, redirecting to Add with the current dayNumber will redirect to Edit anyways...)
return RedirectToAction("Edit", "SetHaul", new { tripId = tripId.Id, setNumber = setNumber });
}
