public static bool SaveNewObject(ObjectDto persistObj, string comment, out string result)
{
string objUuid = persistObj.Uuid;
if (_persistentObj.ObjectExists(objUuid))
{
result = LocalConst.ERR_EXISTENT_OBJ;
return(false);
}
if (ObjectIndexer.UniquePropertyValueExists(persistObj))
{
result = LocalConst.ERR_DUPLICATE_VALUE;
return(false);
}
persistObj.WhenAdded = DateTime.Now;
string json = Jsonizer.Serialize(persistObj);
// First time this object is being persisted.
_persistentObj.AddObjectFirstRecord(objUuid);
// Version numbers are *always* zero-indexed!
long versionNumber = 0;
_persistentObj.PersistObjectAsVersion(objUuid, json, versionNumber, comment ?? string.Empty);
// Closing tasks:
ObjectIndexer.IndexObject(persistObj);
result = LocalConst.ERR_SUCCESS;
return(true);
}
public static string GetUuidForUniqueValue(Type objType, string uniqueValue)
{
// TODO: Add cache check here
return(ObjectIndexer.GetObjectUuidForUniqueValue(objType, uniqueValue));
}
internal static bool AutoSaveExistingObject(ObjectDto persistObj, string comment)
{
string objUuid = persistObj.Uuid;
// We can skip this check: if the object did not already exist, we wouldn't have been here, anyway.
/*if (!_persistentObj.ObjectExists (objUuid)) {
* return false;
* }*/
// We will save the object afresh for maintaining the object's history, even if it remains unmodified,
// especially when it is getting auto-modified and auto-saved.
Type objectType = persistObj.GetType();
string currentJson = Jsonizer.Serialize(persistObj);
string existingJson = _persistentObj.RetrieveObjectJsonHeadVersion(persistObj.Uuid, out string existingComment);
ObjectDto existingPersistObject = Jsonizer.Deserialize(existingJson, objectType);
existingPersistObject.VersionIndex++;
// At this point, we have the existing object.
var props = objectType.GetProperties().Where(
prop => Attribute.IsDefined(prop, typeof(UniqueAttribute)));
PropertyInfo propertyToBeIndexed = null;
foreach (var p in props)
{
propertyToBeIndexed = p;
// There is only one unique property allowed per class.
// So we can safely break:
break;
}
string propertyValueToBeIndexed = (string)propertyToBeIndexed.GetValue(persistObj);
string propertyValueCurrentlyIndexed = (string)propertyToBeIndexed.GetValue(existingPersistObject);
// At this point, we have the two values: the unique index value for this object that needs to be indexed,
// and the same property value that is currently indexed.
// Question: Are both values are the same?
if (propertyValueToBeIndexed.Equals(propertyValueCurrentlyIndexed))
{
// Answer: Both are the same, so we check for sub-possibilities (i) and (ii):
if (JsonUtil.AreObjectsIdentical(currentJson, existingJson))
{
// We *do* save the new object even if it is identical to the last one (for the reason cited above),
//return true;
}
else
{
// Another property within the object has been changed, so we go ahead.
// Do nothing here.
}
}
else
{
// Answer: Both values are not the same. So we do a regular check:
if (ObjectIndexer.UniquePropertyValueExists(persistObj))
{
return(false);
}
else
{
// No clash of unique index value with that of any other object.
// Do nothing here.
}
}
// Version numbers are *always* zero-indexed!
long versionNumber = _persistentObj.GetObjectLastVersionNumber(objUuid) + 1;
persistObj.WhenAdded = DateTime.Now;
string json = Jsonizer.Serialize(persistObj);
// Save the versioned object:
_persistentObj.PersistObjectAsVersion(objUuid, json, versionNumber, comment);
// Closing tasks:
ObjectIndexer.IndexObject(persistObj);
return(true);
}
public static bool SaveExistingObject(ObjectDto persistObj, string comment, out string result)
{
string objUuid = persistObj.Uuid;
if (!_persistentObj.ObjectExists(objUuid))
{
result = LocalConst.ERR_NON_EXISTENT_OBJ;
return(false);
}
// Here we need to check the current unique index value for this object and compare it to the
// passed, modified object. There can be any one of two possible outcomes:
// a. Both values are the same; or
// b. Both values are different.
// Case (b) first. If it's case (b), we will need to check if it isn't clashing with any other
// object's index value. If it is, we fail and inform the caller as much, else we go ahead.
// In case (a), we will again need to figure out one of the two sub-possibilities:
// Both values are the same because:
// i. Another property of the object is being changed; or
// ii. The object is being passed as is.
// In case (i), we will check the JSON of the existing object to figure out if the two objects
// are the same or different. If they are different, we save, else we merely return a true,
// without adding a record.
// In the latter case (ii), we save because indeed some value seems to have been changed.
Type objectType = persistObj.GetType();
string currentJson = Jsonizer.Serialize(persistObj);
string existingJson = _persistentObj.RetrieveObjectJsonHeadVersion(persistObj.Uuid, out string existingComment);
ObjectDto existingPersistObject = Jsonizer.Deserialize(existingJson, objectType);
existingPersistObject.VersionIndex++;
// At this point, we have the existing object.
var props = objectType.GetProperties().Where(
prop => Attribute.IsDefined(prop, typeof(UniqueAttribute)));
PropertyInfo propertyToBeIndexed = null;
foreach (var p in props)
{
propertyToBeIndexed = p;
// There is only one unique property allowed per class.
// So we can safely break:
break;
}
string propertyValueToBeIndexed = (string)propertyToBeIndexed.GetValue(persistObj);
string propertyValueCurrentlyIndexed = (string)propertyToBeIndexed.GetValue(existingPersistObject);
// At this point, we have the two values: the unique index value for this object that needs to be indexed,
// and the same property value that is currently indexed.
// Question: Are both values the same?
if (propertyValueToBeIndexed.Equals(propertyValueCurrentlyIndexed))
{
// Answer: Both are the same, so we check for sub-possibilities (i) and (ii):
if (JsonUtil.AreObjectsIdentical(currentJson, existingJson))
{
// No change in the object, so we return true:
result = LocalConst.INFO_NO_MODF;
return(true);
}
else
{
// Another property within the object has been changed, so we go ahead.
// Do nothing here.
}
}
else
{
// Answer: Both values are *not* the same. So we do a regular check:
if (ObjectIndexer.UniquePropertyValueExists(persistObj))
{
result = LocalConst.ERR_DUPLICATE_VALUE;
return(false);
}
else
{
// No clash of unique index value with that of any other object.
// Do nothing here.
}
}
// Version numbers are *always* zero-indexed!
long versionNumber = _persistentObj.GetObjectLastVersionNumber(objUuid) + 1;
persistObj.WhenAdded = DateTime.Now;
string json = Jsonizer.Serialize(persistObj);
// Save the versioned object:
_persistentObj.PersistObjectAsVersion(objUuid, json, versionNumber, comment);
// Closing tasks:
ObjectIndexer.IndexObject(persistObj);
ObjectDependencyStore.InformAllDependents(objUuid, persistObj.WhoAmI());
result = LocalConst.ERR_SUCCESS;
return(true);
}
