private bool SetAssociatedProducts()
{
Ticket.AssociatedProductList.Clear();
try
{
foreach (ScenarioProduct assocProduct in _scenarioProducts)
{
var item = new AssociatedProductSerializable()
{
AssociatedProductId = assocProduct.ProductId,
Vendor = assocProduct.Vendor,
Name = assocProduct.Name,
Version = assocProduct.Version,
Active = assocProduct.Active
};
Ticket.AssociatedProductList.Add(item);
}
//Clear any previous error
_errorProvider.SetError(associatedProducts_TabPage, string.Empty);
return(true);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
UpdateDebug(ex.ToString());
TraceFactory.Logger.Error("Error loading Associated Products.", ex);
_errorProvider.SetError(settings_TabControl, ex.Message);
return(false);
}
}
private void SetAssociatedProducts(EnterpriseTestContext context, IEnumerable <EnterpriseScenario> scenarios)
{
// We have to track what has already been added to the Ticket. List of Guids seems the most efficient way,
// given the fact that the list is potentially growing with each loop. Array.Contains is faster than List.Contains,
// but List<> is better suited to the changing collection size.
List <Guid> added = new List <Guid>();
Ticket.AssociatedProductList.Clear();
try
{
IEnumerable <ScenarioProduct> scenarioProducts = null;
foreach (EnterpriseScenario scenario in scenarios)
{
scenarioProducts = WizardPageManager.GetAssociatedProducts(context, scenario);
foreach (ScenarioProduct assocProduct in scenarioProducts)
{
if (!added.Contains(assocProduct.ProductId))
{
var item = new AssociatedProductSerializable()
{
AssociatedProductId = assocProduct.ProductId,
Vendor = assocProduct.Vendor,
Name = assocProduct.Name,
Version = assocProduct.Version,
Active = assocProduct.Active
};
Ticket.AssociatedProductList.Add(item);
added.Add(assocProduct.ProductId);
}
}
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
TraceFactory.Logger.Error("Error loading Associated Products.", ex);
}
}
