/// <summary>
/// Gets the transaction for custom receipts.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="request">The get receipt request.</param>
/// <returns>The sales order.</returns>
/// <remarks>
/// This method is used to handle custom receipt. Since only sales order related receipt
/// is using receipt designer while others are hardcoded, so we cannot support customizing receipts for
/// NonSalesTransaction or DropAndDeclareTransaction.
/// Here we first try to load the SalesOrder, if we cannot find it, then try to load
/// a cart and convert it to sales order.
/// </remarks>
private SalesOrder GetTransactionForCustomReceipt(GetReceiptRequest request)
{
ReceiptRetrievalCriteria criteria = request.ReceiptRetrievalCriteria;
string transactionId = request.TransactionId;
SalesOrder salesOrder = null;
if (!criteria.QueryBySalesId)
{
salesOrder = this.GetTransactionByTransactionId(transactionId, false) ?? this.GetTransactionByTransactionId(transactionId, true);
}
else
{
try
{
salesOrder = this.GetTransactionBySalesId(transactionId);
}
catch (FeatureNotSupportedException)
{
// Not able to get sales order in offline mode.
}
}
// If cannot find a sales order, then try to find a cart (suspended transaction).
if (salesOrder == null)
{
SalesTransaction salesTransaction = CartWorkflowHelper.LoadSalesTransaction(request.RequestContext, request.TransactionId);
if (salesTransaction != null)
{
salesOrder = new SalesOrder();
// Now ReceiptService only accept SalesOrder. So in order to reuse the code in ReceiptService, we need to convert
// SalesTransaction to SalesOrder. SalesOrder is extended from SalesTransaction, so in this case we are good. But
// in the future we should refactor ReceiptService to make it accept a common interface so that we can extend to
// other objects.
salesOrder.CopyFrom(salesTransaction);
}
else
{
throw new DataValidationException(
DataValidationErrors.Microsoft_Dynamics_Commerce_Runtime_ObjectNotFound,
string.Format("Unable to get the transaction created. ID: {0}", transactionId));
}
}
return(salesOrder);
}
