/// <summary>
/// Create a new BacklogItem object.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="id">Initial value of the Id property.</param>
/// <param name="projectId">Initial value of the ProjectId property.</param>
/// <param name="description">Initial value of the Description property.</param>
/// <param name="weight">Initial value of the Weight property.</param>
/// <param name="spent">Initial value of the Spent property.</param>
public static BacklogItem CreateBacklogItem(global::System.String id, global::System.String projectId, global::System.String description, global::System.Double weight, global::System.Double spent)
{
BacklogItem backlogItem = new BacklogItem();
backlogItem.Id = id;
backlogItem.ProjectId = projectId;
backlogItem.Description = description;
backlogItem.Weight = weight;
backlogItem.Spent = spent;
return(backlogItem);
}
private void SaveBacklogItem(ScrumFactoryEntities context, BacklogItem item, bool saveHours)
{
// dont want to add the item group again, so if the group is already at the database
// remove it from the item
BacklogItemGroup group = context.BacklogItemGroups.SingleOrDefault(g => g.GroupUId == item.GroupUId);
if (group != null)
item.Group = null;
BacklogItem oldItem = GetBacklogItem(context, item.BacklogItemUId);
// if is a new item insert it
if (oldItem == null) {
int? lastNumber = context.BacklogItems.Where(b => b.ProjectUId == item.ProjectUId).Max(b => (int?)b.BacklogItemNumber);
if (lastNumber == null)
lastNumber = 0;
item.BacklogItemNumber = (int)lastNumber + 1;
context.BacklogItems.AddObject(item);
}
else {
// updates the item
context.AttachTo("BacklogItems", oldItem);
context.ApplyCurrentValues<BacklogItem>("BacklogItems", item);
if (saveHours) {
// detect the changes
var insertedHours = item.PlannedHours;
if (oldItem.PlannedHours != null)
insertedHours = item.PlannedHours.Where(p => !oldItem.PlannedHours.Any(o => (o.BacklogItemUId == p.BacklogItemUId && o.RoleUId == p.RoleUId && o.PlanningNumber == p.PlanningNumber))).ToList();
// ATTENTION HERE: DID NOT INCLUDE THE o.PlanningNumber == p.PlanningNumber BECAUSE I DONT WANT TO DELETE OLD PLANNINGS
var deletedHours = new List<PlannedHour>();
if (oldItem.PlannedHours != null)
deletedHours = oldItem.PlannedHours.Where(o => !item.PlannedHours.Any(p => o.BacklogItemUId == p.BacklogItemUId && o.RoleUId == p.RoleUId)).ToList();
var updatedHours = new List<PlannedHour>();
if (oldItem.PlannedHours != null)
updatedHours = item.PlannedHours.Where(p => oldItem.PlannedHours.Any(o => o.BacklogItemUId == p.BacklogItemUId && o.RoleUId == p.RoleUId && o.PlanningNumber == p.PlanningNumber)).ToList();
// insert, update and delete
foreach (PlannedHour p in updatedHours)
context.ApplyCurrentValues<PlannedHour>("PlannedHours", p);
foreach (PlannedHour p in insertedHours)
context.AddObject("PlannedHours", p);
foreach (PlannedHour p in deletedHours)
context.DeleteObject(p);
}
}
}
private void SaveBacklogItem(BacklogItem item, bool saveHours)
{
using (var context = new ScrumFactoryEntities(this.connectionString)) {
SaveBacklogItem(context, item, saveHours);
context.SaveChanges();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Saves a backlog item, but ignores it hours.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="item">The item to be saved</param>
public void SaveBacklogItemIgnoreHours(BacklogItem item)
{
// I dont want to use a transaction to get a safe next backlog item number
// because the SERIALIZABLE isolaton level will lock the whole table.
// Better than that, i would rather try to update severel times until i got a valid number.
TryAgainSave(() => { SaveBacklogItem(item, false); });
}
/// <summary>
/// Deprecated Method for adding a new object to the BacklogItems EntitySet. Consider using the .Add method of the associated ObjectSet<T> property instead.
/// </summary>
public void AddToBacklogItems(BacklogItem backlogItem)
{
base.AddObject("BacklogItems", backlogItem);
}
private void SaveBacklogItem(ScrumFactoryEntities context, BacklogItem item, bool saveHours)
{
// dont want to add the item group again, so if the group is already at the database
// remove it from the item
BacklogItemGroup group = context.BacklogItemGroups.SingleOrDefault(g => g.GroupUId == item.GroupUId);
if (group != null)
{
item.Group = null;
}
BacklogItem oldItem = GetBacklogItem(context, item.BacklogItemUId);
// if is a new item insert it
if (oldItem == null)
{
int?lastNumber = context.BacklogItems.Where(b => b.ProjectUId == item.ProjectUId).Max(b => (int?)b.BacklogItemNumber);
if (lastNumber == null)
{
lastNumber = 0;
}
item.BacklogItemNumber = (int)lastNumber + 1;
if (item.BusinessPriority == 0)
{
int?lastPriority = context.BacklogItems.Where(b => b.ProjectUId == item.ProjectUId).Max(b => (int?)b.BusinessPriority);
if (lastPriority == null)
{
lastPriority = 1;
}
else
{
lastPriority = lastPriority + 10;
}
item.BusinessPriority = lastPriority.Value;
}
context.BacklogItems.AddObject(item);
}
else
{
// updates the item
context.AttachTo("BacklogItems", oldItem);
context.ApplyCurrentValues <BacklogItem>("BacklogItems", item);
if (saveHours)
{
// detect the changes
var insertedHours = item.PlannedHours;
if (oldItem.PlannedHours != null)
{
insertedHours = item.PlannedHours.Where(p => !oldItem.PlannedHours.Any(o => (o.BacklogItemUId == p.BacklogItemUId && o.RoleUId == p.RoleUId && o.PlanningNumber == p.PlanningNumber))).ToList();
}
// ATTENTION HERE: DID NOT INCLUDE THE o.PlanningNumber == p.PlanningNumber BECAUSE I DONT WANT TO DELETE OLD PLANNINGS
var deletedHours = new List <PlannedHour>();
if (oldItem.PlannedHours != null)
{
deletedHours = oldItem.PlannedHours.Where(o => !item.PlannedHours.Any(p => o.BacklogItemUId == p.BacklogItemUId && o.RoleUId == p.RoleUId)).ToList();
}
var updatedHours = new List <PlannedHour>();
if (oldItem.PlannedHours != null)
{
updatedHours = item.PlannedHours.Where(p => oldItem.PlannedHours.Any(o => o.BacklogItemUId == p.BacklogItemUId && o.RoleUId == p.RoleUId && o.PlanningNumber == p.PlanningNumber)).ToList();
}
// insert, update and delete
foreach (PlannedHour p in updatedHours)
{
context.ApplyCurrentValues <PlannedHour>("PlannedHours", p);
}
foreach (PlannedHour p in insertedHours)
{
context.AddObject("PlannedHours", p);
}
foreach (PlannedHour p in deletedHours)
{
context.DeleteObject(p);
}
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a new BacklogItem object.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="id">Initial value of the Id property.</param>
/// <param name="projectId">Initial value of the ProjectId property.</param>
/// <param name="description">Initial value of the Description property.</param>
/// <param name="weight">Initial value of the Weight property.</param>
/// <param name="spent">Initial value of the Spent property.</param>
public static BacklogItem CreateBacklogItem(global::System.String id, global::System.String projectId, global::System.String description, global::System.Double weight, global::System.Double spent)
{
BacklogItem backlogItem = new BacklogItem();
backlogItem.Id = id;
backlogItem.ProjectId = projectId;
backlogItem.Description = description;
backlogItem.Weight = weight;
backlogItem.Spent = spent;
return backlogItem;
}
/// <summary>
/// Deprecated Method for adding a new object to the BacklogItems EntitySet. Consider using the .Add method of the associated ObjectSet<T> property instead.
/// </summary>
public void AddToBacklogItems(BacklogItem backlogItem)
{
base.AddObject("BacklogItems", backlogItem);
}
