public BankAccountManager(IBankAccounts bankAccounts, IBankAccountDao bankAccountDao, IWasteBook wasteBook, Guid elseFilialeId)
{
_bankAccountDao = bankAccountDao;
_bankAccounts = bankAccounts;
_wasteBookDao = wasteBook;
_reckoningElseFilialeid = elseFilialeId == Guid.Empty ? new Guid(ConfigManage.GetConfigValue("RECKONING_ELSE_FILIALEID")) : elseFilialeId;
}
public CostReport(Environment.GlobalConfig.DB.FromType fromType)
{
_costReport = InventoryInstance.GetCostReportDao(fromType);
_costReckoningDao = InventoryInstance.GetCostReckoningDao(fromType);
_bankAccountsDao = InventoryInstance.GetBankAccountsDao(fromType);
_personnelManager = new PersonnelSao();
}
public BankAccountManager(Environment.GlobalConfig.DB.FromType fromType)
{
_bankAccountDao = InventoryInstance.GetBankAccountDao(fromType);
_bankAccounts = InventoryInstance.GetBankAccountsDao(fromType);
_wasteBookDao = InventoryInstance.GetWasteBookDao(fromType);
_reckoningElseFilialeid = new Guid(ConfigManage.GetConfigValue("RECKONING_ELSE_FILIALEID"));
}
// the interface is applied so as to reduce tight coupling between the method and bankAccounts
// You can change it if you want, it's quite flexible.... i think.
public static Account Login(IBankAccounts bankAccounts, string accountNumber, string password)
{
var checkExistence = bankAccounts.AccountExists(accountNumber);
if (checkExistence)
{
var checkDetails = bankAccounts.AccountLoginMatch(accountNumber, password);
if (checkDetails)
{
var UserAccount = bankAccounts.returnAccount(accountNumber);
return(UserAccount);
}
}
return(null);
}
public CostReport(IBankAccounts bankAccounts, IPersonnelSao personnelSao, ICostReckoning costReckoningDao)
{
_bankAccountsDao = bankAccounts;
_personnelManager = personnelSao;
_costReckoningDao = costReckoningDao;
}
