private void CheckPricingLoaders(ContentReference contentReference, CustomerPricing customerPricing)
{
PricingLoader RwLoader = new PricingLoader(contentLoader.Service, _priceDetailService, referenceConverter.Service, catalogSystem.Service);
ItemCollection <PriceDetail> prices = RwLoader.GetPrices(contentReference, MarketId.Default, customerPricing);
// Overload is marked "Obsolete" - "Use the constructor with currentMarketService instead."
ReadOnlyPricingLoader RoLoader = new ReadOnlyPricingLoader( // first overload obsoleted in 9
contentLoader.Service
, _priceService
, referenceConverter.Service
, catalogSystem.Service
, currentMarket.Service // added
//, Mediachase.Commerce.Security.SecurityContext.Current // added
, CustomerContext.Current // added
//, FrameworkContext.Current); // added
);
// new style
//ReadOnlyPricingLoader RoLoader2 = new ReadOnlyPricingLoader(
// contentLoader.Service
// , _priceService
// , referenceConverter.Service
// , catalogSystem.Service
// , currentMarket.Service
// , Mediachase.Commerce.Security.SecurityContext.Current
// , Mediachase.Commerce.Customers.CustomerContext.Current
// , FrameworkContext.Current);
}
private void CheckPricingLoaders(ContentReference contentReference, CustomerPricing customerPricing)
{
// The one to use when using "custom" price-types
PricingLoader RwLoader = new PricingLoader(
contentLoader.Service,
_priceDetailService, // Note: PriceDetailService
referenceConverter.Service,
catalogSystem.Service);
// Note: the customerPricing arg. handles custom price-types
ItemCollection <PriceDetail> prices = RwLoader.GetPrices
(contentReference, MarketId.Default, customerPricing);
// This one may not be the best choice, it's from 7.5/R3
// For non-complex scenarios it may be sufficient, or if the inconsistent behaviour is benneficial
// Several overloads are marked...
// "Obsolete" - "Use the constructor with currentMarketService instead."
ReadOnlyPricingLoader RoLoader = new ReadOnlyPricingLoader( // first overload obsoleted in 9
contentLoader.Service,
_priceService, // Note: PriceService
referenceConverter.Service,
catalogSystem.Service,
currentMarket.Service, // added
//, Mediachase.Commerce.Security.SecurityContext.Current // Obsoleted
CustomerContext.Current // added
//, FrameworkContext.Current // Obsoleted
); // added
ItemCollection <Price> custPrices = RoLoader.GetCustomerPrices(contentReference);
}
private void InitializeData()
{
this.InputSalesPinVerifyColor = "Red";
this.InputSalesPinVerify = "Unverified";
this.InputCustomerPinVerifyColor = "Red";
this.InputCustomerPinVerify = "Unverified";
IsCustomerPinEnabled = false;
IsSalesPinEnabled = false;
IsPayBtnEnabled = false;
IsBuyInputEnabled = true;
if (Application.Current.Properties.ContainsKey("transSelectedCustomerPricing"))
{
_customersPricing = (CustomerPricing)Application.Current.Properties["transSelectedCustomerPricing"];
_customerEmail = (string)Application.Current.Properties["transCustomer"];
Application.Current.Properties["transSelectedCustomerPricing"] = null;
Application.Current.Properties["transCustomer"] = null;
this.CustomerEmail = _customerEmail;
this.Product = _customersPricing.ProductName;
this.UnitCost = _customersPricing.CostView;
this.AccountBalance = _customersPricing.CustomerBalanceView;
}
}
private bool IsPriceOverride(CustomerPricing pricing)
{
if (pricing == null)
{
return(false);
}
return(Convert.ToInt32(pricing.PriceTypeId).Equals(3));
}
public override void WriteJson(JsonWriter writer, object value, JsonSerializer serializer)
{
if (value == null)
{
writer.WriteValue("null");
return;
}
CustomerPricing pricing = (CustomerPricing)value;
writer.WriteStartObject();
writer.WritePropertyName("PriceTypeId");
writer.WriteValue(pricing.PriceTypeId);
writer.WritePropertyName("PriceCode");
writer.WriteValue(pricing.PriceCode);
writer.WriteEndObject();
}
private CustomerPricing CheckInventory(DefaultVariation currentContent)
{
CustomerPricing localcheck = new CustomerPricing();
// need some logic to pick the right price-group
// Could have DefaultPrice, BatchPrice and WebPrice ... and groups accordingly to those prices
// if PreOrder (the batch qty) >
InventoryRecord record = inventoryService.Service.Get(currentContent.Code, "London");
var a = record.AdditionalQuantity; // (now Reserved... not used in bizlogic API says...but it is)
//var x = record.a
/* Suggestion:
* Having a prop at the sku like BatchQty set to e.g. 100
* Having a prop at the SKU for original inventory
* when PurchaseAvailable reach that number we revert to the Default Price
* ...have 10 in stock... gets a batch of 100 --> 110 in stock
* When it reach 10
*/
return(localcheck);
}
/// <summary>
/// Default constructor
/// </summary>
/// <param name="catalogKey">catalog key</param>
/// <param name="marketId">market Id</param>
/// <param name="minQuantity">min quantity</param>
/// <param name="unitPrice">unit price</param>
/// <param name="customerPricing">customer Pricing</param>
/// <param name="validFrom">valid from</param>
/// <param name="validUntil">valid until</param>
public ReadOnlyPriceValue(CatalogKey catalogKey, MarketId marketId, decimal minQuantity, Money unitPrice, CustomerPricing customerPricing, DateTime validFrom, DateTime?validUntil)
{
this.CatalogKey = catalogKey;
this.MarketId = marketId;
this.CustomerPricing = customerPricing;
this.ValidFrom = validFrom;
this.ValidUntil = validUntil;
this.MinQuantity = minQuantity;
this.UnitPrice = unitPrice;
}
private bool IsPriceOverride(CustomerPricing pricing)
{
if (pricing == null)
{
return false;
}
return Convert.ToInt32(pricing.PriceTypeId).Equals(3);
}
