private void CreateEntry(Transaction transaction)
{
ApplicationObject salesInvoice = ApplicationObject.Create();
try
{
// Set the customer for the Sales Invoice
string customerId = transaction.GetValueNullReturn("Customer") as string;
if (!_wrapper.IsExistingCustomer(customerId))
{
throw new Exception(string.Format("The customer [{0}] is invalid", customerId), null);
}
_wrapper.SetField(salesInvoice, "Customer", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(salesInvoice, "InstrumentNo", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(salesInvoice, "SecondReference", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(salesInvoice, "InstrumentDate", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(salesInvoice, "DueDate", transaction);
// In this section the detail lines of the invoice are iterated.
// Firstly check the iterator contains any child records.
if (_iterator.HasChild(ENTITY_DETAIL))
{
// Now move to the child record.
if (_iterator.MoveChild(ENTITY_DETAIL))
{
int detailCnt = 0;
// The iterator is now positioned on the child record.
// Create a detail record for each of the child records.
while (_iterator.Read())
{
detailCnt++;
CreateDetailEntry(salesInvoice, _iterator.Item());
}
// Now move back to the parent.
_iterator.MoveParent();
}
}
// Set any remaing fields that may need to be set after the detail records.
_wrapper.SetFieldDecimal(salesInvoice, "DicountPercent", transaction, 2);
_wrapper.SetField(salesInvoice, "DiscountDays", transaction);
// Update the invoice.
salesInvoice.Update();
_wrapper.AuditController.OnInsert(_transformId, transaction);
// Post update we may need to update the recordset with a number of fields.
if (_tranHasURNFld)
{
transaction.SetFieldValue("PostingReference", salesInvoice.GetFieldValue("PostRef"), true);
}
// Write the posted document total onto the transaction.
if (_tranHasPostedDocTotalFld)
{
transaction.SetFieldValue("DocumentTotal", salesInvoice.GetFieldValue("DocTotal"), true);
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
string errorText = string.Format("Error whilst processing {0} record.", ENTITY_DESC);
// There's an error based on the error action.
switch (_errAction)
{
// If the error action is set to Abort: Log the error and re-raise the exception.
case eTransformErrorAction.eTransformErrorActionAbort:
{
_wrapper.LogError(transaction, ex, string.Format("{0} The entry will be discarded.", errorText));
throw;
}
// If the error action is set to Continue: CHAOS mode.
// Try to save/update again and see what happens.
// An exception will probably be generated, causing the transform to terminate unexpectedly.
case eTransformErrorAction.eTransformErrorActionContinue:
{
_wrapper.LogError(transaction, ex, string.Format("{0} The entry will attempt to re-save.", errorText));
salesInvoice.Update();
// Post update we may need to update the recordset with a number of fields.
if (_tranHasURNFld)
{
transaction.SetFieldValue("PostingReference", salesInvoice.GetFieldValue("PostRef"), true);
}
//Write the posted document total onto the transaction.
if (_tranHasPostedDocTotalFld)
{
transaction.SetFieldValue("DocumentTotal", salesInvoice.GetFieldValue("DocTotal"), true);
}
_wrapper.AuditController.OnInsert(_transformId, transaction);
break;
}
// If the error action is Reject Record: Log the error and no update will occur.
// Exit the method gracefully so the next record can be processed.
case eTransformErrorAction.eTransformErrorActionRejectRecord:
{
_wrapper.LogError(transaction, ex, string.Format("{0} The entry will be discarded.", errorText));
break;
}
}
}
finally
{
// Check the iterator is back at the header; move the parent if it is not.
if (_iterator.Item().TransactionId != ENTITY)
{
_iterator.MoveParent();
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Updates/Inserts the customer record
/// </summary>
/// <param name="transaction">The transaction being processed.</param>
private void CreateEntry(Transaction transaction)
{
bool isNew = false;
// A mock call to whatever API.
// Essentially get an object so the values of the dataset can be set to it.
ApplicationObject customer = ApplicationObject.Create();
try
{
// Use a common function in your wrapper/helper class to determine if a customer exists or not.
isNew = !_wrapper.IsExistingCustomer(transaction.GetValueNullReturn("Reference") as string);
// Now check/compare the updateflags, if the relevant flag is not set, return.
if (isNew)
{
if ((_updateOp & eERPUpdateOperation.eInsert) != eERPUpdateOperation.eInsert)
{
return;
}
}
else
{
if ((_updateOp & eERPUpdateOperation.eUpdate) != eERPUpdateOperation.eUpdate)
{
return;
}
}
// Set the fields from the transaction onto the customer/application object.
_wrapper.SetField(customer, "Name", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(customer, "ShortName", transaction);
_wrapper.SetFieldDecimal(customer, "CreditLimit", transaction, 2);
_wrapper.SetField(customer, "PaymentTermsDays", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(customer, "PaymentTermsBasis", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(customer, "CountryCode", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(customer, "AddressLine1", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(customer, "AddressLine2", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(customer, "AddressLine3", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(customer, "AddressLine4", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(customer, "City", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(customer, "County", transaction);
_wrapper.SetField(customer, "Postcode", transaction);
// Continue for each field until done.
// Use the wrapper/helper class to set user defined/dynamic fields.
_wrapper.SetUserDefinedFields(customer, transaction);
// Now update the record...obviously it's going to be more compex than this.
customer.Update();
// In this example the customer reference is generated by the application...we may want to allow
// this auto-generated reference to be recorded back onto the dataset to allow either:
// a. Further processing i.e. updating a system with a foreign reference or;
// b. Allow the value to be put onto the audit report.
//
// So, if the transaction object has a Reference field update the field with the value.
// Note, if you attempt to set a field which is not defined an exception is generated.
if (_tranHasReferenceFld)
{
transaction.SetFieldValue("Reference", customer.GetFieldValue("Reference"), true);
}
// Now update the AuditController
if (isNew)
{
_wrapper.AuditController.OnInsert(_transformId, transaction);
}
else
{
_wrapper.AuditController.OnUpdate(_transformId, transaction);
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
string errorText = string.Format("Error whilst processing {0} record.", ENTITY_DESC);
// There's an error based on the error action.
switch (_errAction)
{
// If the error action is set to Abort: Log the error and re-raise the exception.
case eTransformErrorAction.eTransformErrorActionAbort:
{
_wrapper.LogError(transaction, ex, string.Format("{0} The entry will be discarded.", errorText));
throw;
}
// If the error action is set to Continue: CHAOS mode.
// Try to save/update again and see what happens.
// An exception will probably be generated, causing the transform to terminate unexpectedly.
case eTransformErrorAction.eTransformErrorActionContinue:
{
_wrapper.LogError(transaction, ex, string.Format("{0} The entry will attempt to re-save.", errorText));
//customer.Update();
if (isNew)
{
_wrapper.AuditController.OnInsert(_transformId, transaction);
}
else
{
_wrapper.AuditController.OnUpdate(_transformId, transaction);
}
break;
}
// If the error action is Reject Record: Log the error and no update will occur.
// Exit the method gracefully so the next record can be processed.
case eTransformErrorAction.eTransformErrorActionRejectRecord:
{
_wrapper.LogError(transaction, ex, string.Format("{0} The entry will be discarded.", errorText));
break;
}
}
}
}
