public void Merge(Result result)
{
// This will copy the results from the 'BatchResult' back to the original structure. The 'ResultBatch' returned
// from the execution of the batch only has the return codes and the exceptions. This will correlate and copy
// those values back into the original batch so the caller will have the impression that the entire structure made
// the round trip to the server and back. The 'ResultBatch' was designed to minimize the amount of traffic and
// deserializing that had to be done during the trip to the server and back.
foreach (Result.Transaction resultTransaction in result.Transactions)
{
// Correlate the current result transaction with the original transaction.
Batch.Transaction batchTransaction = this.Transactions[resultTransaction.Index];
// Copy each of the transaction level exceptions back into the original structure.
foreach (Exception exception in resultTransaction.Exceptions)
{
batchTransaction.Exceptions.Add(exception);
}
foreach (Result.Method resultMethod in resultTransaction.Methods)
{
// Correlate the original method with the resulting method.
Batch.Method batchMethod = batchTransaction.Methods[resultMethod.Index];
// Copy each of the output parameters back into the original method.
batchMethod.Results = resultMethod.Results;
// Copy each of the exceptions back into the original method.
foreach (Exception exception in resultMethod.Exceptions)
{
batchMethod.Exceptions.Add(exception);
}
}
}
}
public Method(Batch.Method batchMethod)
{
// Initialize the object
this.Index = batchMethod.Index;
this.Results = batchMethod.Results;
this.Exceptions = batchMethod.Exceptions.ToArray();
}