public void SeatCustomer(DateTime when, int reservationId, List<byte> tables, int waiterId)
{
var availableSeats = AvailableSeatingByDateTime(when.Date, when.TimeOfDay);
using (eRestaurantContext context = new eRestaurantContext())
{
List<string> errors = new List<string>();
// Rule checking:
// - Reservation must be in Booked status
// - Table must be available - typically a direct check on the table, but proxied based on the mocked time here
// - Table must be big enough for the # of customers
var reservation = context.Reservations.Find(reservationId);
if (reservation == null)
{
errors.Add("The specified reservation does not exist");
}
else if (reservation.ReservationStatus != Reservation.Booked)
{
errors.Add("The reservation's status is not valid for seating. Only booked reservations can be seated.");
}
var capacity = 0;
foreach (var tableNumber in tables)
{
if (!availableSeats.Exists(x => x.Table == tableNumber))
{
errors.Add("Table " + tableNumber + " is currently not available");
}
else
{
capacity += availableSeats.Single(x => x.Table == tableNumber).Seating;
}
}
if (capacity < reservation.NumberinParty)
{
errors.Add("Insufficient seating capacity for number of customers. Alternate tables must be used.");
}
if (errors.Count > 0)
{
throw new BusinessRuleException("Unable to seat customer", errors);
}
// 1) Create a blank bill with assigned waiter
Bill seatedCustomer = new Bill()
{
BillDate = when,
NumberInParty = reservation.NumberinParty,
WaiterID = waiterId,
ReservationID = reservation.ReservationID
};
context.Bills.Add(seatedCustomer);
// 2) Add the tables for the reservation and change the reservation's status to arrived
foreach (var tableNumber in tables)
{
reservation.Tables.Add(context.Tables.Single(x => x.TableNumber == tableNumber));
}
reservation.ReservationStatus = Reservation.Arrived;
var updatable = context.Entry(context.Reservations.Attach(reservation));
updatable.Property(x => x.ReservationStatus).IsModified = true;
//updatable.Reference(x=>x.Tables).
// 3) Save changes
context.SaveChanges();
}
//string message = String.Format("Not yet implemented. Need to seat reservation {0} for waiter {1} at tables {2}", reservationId, waiterId, string.Join(", ", tables));
//throw new NotImplementedException(message);
}
/// <summary>
/// Seats a customer that is a walk-in
/// </summary>
/// <param name="when">A mock value of the date/time (Temporary - see remarks)</param>
/// <param name="tableNumber">Table number to be seated</param>
/// <param name="customerCount">Number of customers being seated</param>
/// <param name="waiterId">Id of waiter that is serving</param>
public void SeatCustomer(DateTime when, byte tableNumber, int customerCount, int waiterId)
{
var availableSeats = AvailableSeatingByDateTime(when.Date, when.TimeOfDay);
using (var context = new eRestaurantContext())
{
List<string> errors = new List<string>();
// Rule checking:
// - Table must be available - typically a direct check on the table, but proxied based on the mocked time here
// - Table must be big enough for the # of customers
if (!availableSeats.Exists(x => x.Table == tableNumber))
{
errors.Add("Table is currently not available");
}
else if (!availableSeats.Exists(x => x.Table == tableNumber && x.Seating >= customerCount))
{
errors.Add("Insufficient seating capacity for number of customers.");
}
if (errors.Count > 0)
{
throw new BusinessRuleException("Unable to seat customer", errors);
}
Bill seatedCustomer = new Bill()
{
BillDate = when,
NumberInParty = customerCount,
WaiterID = waiterId,
TableID = context.Tables.Single(x => x.TableNumber == tableNumber).TableID
};
context.Bills.Add(seatedCustomer);
context.SaveChanges(); //Commit in a transaction
}
}
public void Bill_Delete(Bill item)
{
using (eRestaurantContext context = new eRestaurantContext())
{
Bill existing = context.Bill.Find(item.BillID);
context.Bill.Remove(existing);
context.SaveChanges();
}
}
public void Bill_Update(Bill item)
{
using (eRestaurantContext context = new eRestaurantContext())
{
context.Entry<Bill>(context.Bill.Attach
(item)).State = System.Data.Entity.EntityState.Modified;
context.SaveChanges();
}
}
public void Bill_Add(Bill item)
{
using (eRestaurantContext context = new eRestaurantContext())
{
Bill added = null;
added = context.Bill.Add(item);
context.SaveChanges(); //Commits the add to the database.
//Furthermore, this evaluates the annotations (validates) on the entity.
//Included: [Required], [StringLength], [Range], etc.
}
}
// the command from the code behind is NOT using an ODS
// therefore it does NOT need [DataObjectMethod]
public void SeatCustomer(DateTime when, byte tablenumber, int numberinparty, int waiterid)
{
// business logic checking should be done before any database processing
// rule 1: table must be available
// rule 2: table size must be greater than or = to numberinparty
//get the available seats
var availableseats = AvailableSeatingByDateTime(when.Date, when.TimeOfDay);
//start the transaction
using (eRestaurantContext context = new eRestaurantContext())
{
// create a list<> to hold error messages
List<string> errors = new List<string>();
if(!availableseats.Exists(foreachseat => foreachseat.Table == tablenumber))
{
// table is not available
errors.Add("Table is currently not available");
}
if(!availableseats.Exists(foreachseat => foreachseat.Table == tablenumber
&& foreachseat.Seating >= numberinparty))
{
errors.Add("Insufficient seating capacity for number of customer");
}
// check of validation
if(errors.Count > 0)
{
//there is a business rule exception
throw new BusinessRuleException("Unable to seat customer", errors);
}
// we can assume that the data is valid at this point
// in our system as soon as a customer is seated a Bill is started
Bill seatcustomer = new Bill();
seatcustomer.BillDate = when;
seatcustomer.NumberInParty = numberinparty;
seatcustomer.WaiterID = waiterid;
seatcustomer.TableID = tablenumber;
seatcustomer.PaidStatus = false;
//make the request to entityframework to add a record to the database
context.Bills.Add(seatcustomer);
//commit
context.SaveChanges();
} // end of transaction
}
