public ActionResult HandleChanges(StoreDataHandler handler)
{
ChangeRecords<TestPerson> persons = handler.BatchObjectData<TestPerson>();
var store = this.GetCmp<Store>("Store1");
foreach (TestPerson created in persons.Created)
{
TestPerson.AddPerson(created);
var record = store.GetByInternalId(created.PhantomId);
record.CreateVariable = true;
record.SetId(created.Id);
record.Commit();
created.PhantomId = null;
}
foreach (TestPerson deleted in persons.Deleted)
{
TestPerson.DeletePerson(deleted.Id.Value);
store.CommitRemoving(deleted.Id.Value);
}
foreach (TestPerson updated in persons.Updated)
{
TestPerson.UpdatePerson(updated);
var record = store.GetById(updated.Id.Value);
record.Commit();
}
return this.Direct();
}
public ActionResult HandleChanges(StoreDataHandler handler)
{
ChangeRecords <TestPerson> persons = handler.BatchObjectData <TestPerson>();
var store = this.GetCmp <Store>("Store1");
foreach (TestPerson created in persons.Created)
{
TestPerson.AddPerson(created);
var record = store.GetByInternalId(created.PhantomId);
record.CreateVariable = true;
record.SetId(created.Id);
record.Commit();
created.PhantomId = null;
}
foreach (TestPerson deleted in persons.Deleted)
{
TestPerson.DeletePerson(deleted.Id.Value);
store.CommitRemoving(deleted.Id.Value);
}
foreach (TestPerson updated in persons.Updated)
{
TestPerson.UpdatePerson(updated);
var record = store.GetById(updated.Id.Value);
record.Commit();
}
return(this.Direct());
}
public DirectResult SaveData(string id, FormCollection values, string startDate, string endDate)
{
DirectResult response = new DirectResult();
Ext.Net.Store store = X.GetCmp <Ext.Net.Store>("StoreTest");
StoreDataHandler dataHandler = new StoreDataHandler(values["data"]);
ChangeRecords <TestData> data = dataHandler.BatchObjectData <TestData>();
for (int i = 0; i < data.Updated.Count; i++)
{
TestData testData = data.Updated[i];
//we want to remove the record since it is processed so we use the delete record option
ModelProxy record = store.GetById(testData.id);
store.Remove(record);
store.CommitRemoving(testData.id);
}
return(response);
}
public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)
{
Response sr = new Response(true);
try
{
NorthwindDataContext db = new NorthwindDataContext();
StoreDataHandler dataHandler = new StoreDataHandler(context);
ChangeRecords<Supplier> data = dataHandler.BatchObjectData<Supplier>();
//ConfirmationList confirmationList = dataHandler.BuildConfirmationList("SupplierID");
foreach (Supplier supplier in data.Deleted)
{
db.Suppliers.Attach(supplier);
db.Suppliers.DeleteOnSubmit(supplier);
//confirmationList[supplier.SupplierID.ToString()].ConfirmRecord();
}
foreach (Supplier supplier in data.Updated)
{
db.Suppliers.Attach(supplier);
db.Refresh(RefreshMode.KeepCurrentValues, supplier);
//confirmationList[supplier.SupplierID.ToString()].ConfirmRecord();
}
foreach (Supplier supplier in data.Created)
{
db.Suppliers.InsertOnSubmit(supplier);
}
db.SubmitChanges();
//ideally we should confirm after each operation
//but LINQ make batch submit of changes
foreach (Supplier supplier in data.Deleted)
{
//confirmationList[supplier.SupplierID.ToString()].ConfirmRecord();
}
foreach (Supplier supplier in data.Updated)
{
//confirmationList[supplier.SupplierID.ToString()].ConfirmRecord();
}
foreach (Supplier supplier in data.Created)
{
//confirmationList[supplier.TemporaryID.ToString()].ConfirmRecord(supplier.SupplierID.ToString());
}
StoreResponseData response = new StoreResponseData();
//response.Confirmation = confirmationList;
sr.Data = response.ToString();
}
catch (Exception e)
{
sr.Success = false;
sr.Message = e.Message;
}
sr.Write();
}
public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)
{
Response sr = new Response(true);
try
{
NorthwindDataContext db = new NorthwindDataContext();
StoreDataHandler dataHandler = new StoreDataHandler(context);
ChangeRecords <Supplier> data = dataHandler.BatchObjectData <Supplier>();
//ConfirmationList confirmationList = dataHandler.BuildConfirmationList("SupplierID");
foreach (Supplier supplier in data.Deleted)
{
db.Suppliers.Attach(supplier);
db.Suppliers.DeleteOnSubmit(supplier);
//confirmationList[supplier.SupplierID.ToString()].ConfirmRecord();
}
foreach (Supplier supplier in data.Updated)
{
db.Suppliers.Attach(supplier);
db.Refresh(RefreshMode.KeepCurrentValues, supplier);
//confirmationList[supplier.SupplierID.ToString()].ConfirmRecord();
}
foreach (Supplier supplier in data.Created)
{
db.Suppliers.InsertOnSubmit(supplier);
}
db.SubmitChanges();
//ideally we should confirm after each operation
//but LINQ make batch submit of changes
foreach (Supplier supplier in data.Deleted)
{
//confirmationList[supplier.SupplierID.ToString()].ConfirmRecord();
}
foreach (Supplier supplier in data.Updated)
{
//confirmationList[supplier.SupplierID.ToString()].ConfirmRecord();
}
foreach (Supplier supplier in data.Created)
{
//confirmationList[supplier.TemporaryID.ToString()].ConfirmRecord(supplier.SupplierID.ToString());
}
StoreResponseData response = new StoreResponseData();
//response.Confirmation = confirmationList;
sr.Data = response.ToString();
}
catch (Exception e)
{
sr.Success = false;
sr.Message = e.Message;
}
sr.Write();
}
private ChangeRecords <TModel> GetChangedRecords(DirectEventArgs e)
{
StoreDataHandler dataHandler = new StoreDataHandler(e.ExtraParams["changedData"]);
return(dataHandler.BatchObjectData <TModel>());
}
