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to pick up what you not doing. BJ Freeman sent the following on 9/4/2008 5:05 PM: > did you check each return Map to check for a "success" message > > Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 3:01 PM: >> Thank you for the tip. The return map includes error "You must be >> logged in to complete the Create an Product process." I hoped that by >> calling LoginServices.userLogin.....with admin/ofbiz (second task) I am >> receiving all credentials I need to complete the task. >> Jacek >> >> BJ Freeman wrote: >>> Simple services don't provide exceptions. >>> They do return a Map that has error messages in it. >>> https://demo.hotwaxmedia.com/webtools/control/availableServices?sel_service_name=createProduct >>> >>> take a look at the Out parameters >>> Note this is for >>> org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml >>> and uses a map and runsync >>> >>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 9:55 AM: >>> >>>> The following is an ofbiz wrapper that performs three tasks: login, get >>>> description for a given product, create new product >>>> >>>> When run from webtools (performs successfully all three tasks. when >>>> called as a soap performs successfully login & get descriptions for a >>>> given product. It also run thru create new product, but does not create >>>> new product neither throw any exception(s). >>>> >>>> Wondering Jacek >>>> >>>> >>>> public static Map createLHSProduct(DispatchContext dctx, Map context) { >>>> GenericDelegator delegator = dctx.getDelegator(); >>>> >>>> try { >>>> String productId; >>>> String loginuser; >>>> String loginpassword; >>>> String productType; >>>> String productName; >>>> >>>> // get the input parameter >>>> >>>> productId = (String) context.get("productId"); >>>> Debug.logInfo("productId = " + productId, module); >>>> loginuser = (String) context.get("loginuser"); >>>> Debug.logInfo("loginuser = " + loginuser, >>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>> loginpassword = (String) context.get("loginpassword"); >>>> Debug.logInfo("loginpassword = " + loginpassword, >>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>> productType = (String) context.get("productTypeId"); >>>> Debug.logInfo("productTypeId = " + productType, >>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>> productName = (String) context.get("internalName"); >>>> Debug.logInfo("internalName = " + productName, >>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>> >>>> // login >>>> context.put("login.username", loginuser); >>>> context.put("login.password", loginpassword); >>>> Map loginresult = LoginServices.userLogin(dctx, context); >>>> Debug.logInfo("loginresult = " + loginresult, module); >>>> //prints to the console or console.log >>>> >>>> //get description for a given product >>>> Map queryResult = delegator.findByPrimaryKey("Product", >>>> UtilMisc.toMap("productId", productId)); >>>> Map result = UtilMisc.toMap("description", productId); >>>> if (queryResult != null) { >>>> result.put("description", >>>> queryResult.get("description")); >>>> } >>>> >>>> //create new product >>>> context.remove("productId"); >>>> context.put("productTypeId", productType); >>>> context.put("internalName", productName); Map >>>> productresult = SimpleMethod.runSimpleService( >>>> "org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml", >>>> "createProduct", dctx, context); >>>> >>>> return result; >>>> >>>> } catch (GenericEntityException ex) {//required if you use >>>> delegator in Java >>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>> } catch (Exception ex) {//required if you use delegator in Java >>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>> } >>>> } >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >> >> >> > > > > |
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Thank you very much for your help. Yes I did
{responseMessage=success, userLogin=[GenericEntity:UserLogin][createdStamp,2008-07-14 09:00:22.0(java.sql.Timestamp)][createdTxStamp,2008-07-14 09:00:21.0(java.sql.Timestamp)][currentPassword,47ca69ebb4bdc9ae0adec130880165d2cc05db1a(java.lang.String)][disabledDateTime,null()][enabled,Y(java.lang.String)][hasLoggedOut,N(java.lang.String)][isSystem,null()][lastCurrencyUom,null()][lastLocale,null()][lastUpdatedStamp,2008-08-28 12:20:41.0(java.sql.Timestamp)][lastUpdatedTxStamp,2008-08-28 12:20:41.0(java.sql.Timestamp)][partyId,admin(java.lang.String)][passwordHint,null()][successiveFailedLogins,0(java.lang.Long)][userLoginId,admin(java.lang.String)]} BJ Freeman wrote: > did you check each return Map to check for a "success" message > > Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 3:01 PM: > >> Thank you for the tip. The return map includes error "You must be >> logged in to complete the Create an Product process." I hoped that by >> calling LoginServices.userLogin.....with admin/ofbiz (second task) I am >> receiving all credentials I need to complete the task. >> Jacek >> >> BJ Freeman wrote: >> >>> Simple services don't provide exceptions. >>> They do return a Map that has error messages in it. >>> https://demo.hotwaxmedia.com/webtools/control/availableServices?sel_service_name=createProduct >>> >>> take a look at the Out parameters >>> Note this is for >>> org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml >>> and uses a map and runsync >>> >>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 9:55 AM: >>> >>> >>>> The following is an ofbiz wrapper that performs three tasks: login, get >>>> description for a given product, create new product >>>> >>>> When run from webtools (performs successfully all three tasks. when >>>> called as a soap performs successfully login & get descriptions for a >>>> given product. It also run thru create new product, but does not create >>>> new product neither throw any exception(s). >>>> >>>> Wondering Jacek >>>> >>>> >>>> public static Map createLHSProduct(DispatchContext dctx, Map context) { >>>> GenericDelegator delegator = dctx.getDelegator(); >>>> >>>> try { >>>> String productId; >>>> String loginuser; >>>> String loginpassword; >>>> String productType; >>>> String productName; >>>> >>>> // get the input parameter >>>> >>>> productId = (String) context.get("productId"); >>>> Debug.logInfo("productId = " + productId, module); >>>> loginuser = (String) context.get("loginuser"); >>>> Debug.logInfo("loginuser = " + loginuser, >>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>> loginpassword = (String) context.get("loginpassword"); >>>> Debug.logInfo("loginpassword = " + loginpassword, >>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>> productType = (String) context.get("productTypeId"); >>>> Debug.logInfo("productTypeId = " + productType, >>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>> productName = (String) context.get("internalName"); >>>> Debug.logInfo("internalName = " + productName, >>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>> >>>> // login >>>> context.put("login.username", loginuser); >>>> context.put("login.password", loginpassword); >>>> Map loginresult = LoginServices.userLogin(dctx, context); >>>> Debug.logInfo("loginresult = " + loginresult, module); >>>> //prints to the console or console.log >>>> >>>> //get description for a given product >>>> Map queryResult = delegator.findByPrimaryKey("Product", >>>> UtilMisc.toMap("productId", productId)); >>>> Map result = UtilMisc.toMap("description", productId); >>>> if (queryResult != null) { >>>> result.put("description", >>>> queryResult.get("description")); >>>> } >>>> >>>> //create new product >>>> context.remove("productId"); >>>> context.put("productTypeId", productType); >>>> context.put("internalName", productName); Map >>>> productresult = SimpleMethod.runSimpleService( >>>> "org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml", >>>> "createProduct", dctx, context); >>>> >>>> return result; >>>> >>>> } catch (GenericEntityException ex) {//required if you use >>>> delegator in Java >>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>> } catch (Exception ex) {//required if you use delegator in Java >>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>> } >>>> } >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> >> > > |
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I am not sure I follow. All what I want from this ofbiz wrapper to
obtain credential in order to complete adding new product. This ofbiz wrapper is being called thru soap and has to be able to login and process new product. BJ Freeman wrote: > I am assuming that you have read code that already does this operations > to pick up what you not doing. > > > BJ Freeman sent the following on 9/4/2008 5:05 PM: > >> did you check each return Map to check for a "success" message >> >> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 3:01 PM: >> >>> Thank you for the tip. The return map includes error "You must be >>> logged in to complete the Create an Product process." I hoped that by >>> calling LoginServices.userLogin.....with admin/ofbiz (second task) I am >>> receiving all credentials I need to complete the task. >>> Jacek >>> >>> BJ Freeman wrote: >>> >>>> Simple services don't provide exceptions. >>>> They do return a Map that has error messages in it. >>>> https://demo.hotwaxmedia.com/webtools/control/availableServices?sel_service_name=createProduct >>>> >>>> take a look at the Out parameters >>>> Note this is for >>>> org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml >>>> and uses a map and runsync >>>> >>>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 9:55 AM: >>>> >>>> >>>>> The following is an ofbiz wrapper that performs three tasks: login, get >>>>> description for a given product, create new product >>>>> >>>>> When run from webtools (performs successfully all three tasks. when >>>>> called as a soap performs successfully login & get descriptions for a >>>>> given product. It also run thru create new product, but does not create >>>>> new product neither throw any exception(s). >>>>> >>>>> Wondering Jacek >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> public static Map createLHSProduct(DispatchContext dctx, Map context) { >>>>> GenericDelegator delegator = dctx.getDelegator(); >>>>> >>>>> try { >>>>> String productId; >>>>> String loginuser; >>>>> String loginpassword; >>>>> String productType; >>>>> String productName; >>>>> >>>>> // get the input parameter >>>>> >>>>> productId = (String) context.get("productId"); >>>>> Debug.logInfo("productId = " + productId, module); >>>>> loginuser = (String) context.get("loginuser"); >>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginuser = " + loginuser, >>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>> loginpassword = (String) context.get("loginpassword"); >>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginpassword = " + loginpassword, >>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>> productType = (String) context.get("productTypeId"); >>>>> Debug.logInfo("productTypeId = " + productType, >>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>> productName = (String) context.get("internalName"); >>>>> Debug.logInfo("internalName = " + productName, >>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>> >>>>> // login >>>>> context.put("login.username", loginuser); >>>>> context.put("login.password", loginpassword); >>>>> Map loginresult = LoginServices.userLogin(dctx, context); >>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginresult = " + loginresult, module); >>>>> //prints to the console or console.log >>>>> >>>>> //get description for a given product >>>>> Map queryResult = delegator.findByPrimaryKey("Product", >>>>> UtilMisc.toMap("productId", productId)); >>>>> Map result = UtilMisc.toMap("description", productId); >>>>> if (queryResult != null) { >>>>> result.put("description", >>>>> queryResult.get("description")); >>>>> } >>>>> >>>>> //create new product >>>>> context.remove("productId"); >>>>> context.put("productTypeId", productType); >>>>> context.put("internalName", productName); Map >>>>> productresult = SimpleMethod.runSimpleService( >>>>> "org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml", >>>>> "createProduct", dctx, context); >>>>> >>>>> return result; >>>>> >>>>> } catch (GenericEntityException ex) {//required if you use >>>>> delegator in Java >>>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>>> } catch (Exception ex) {//required if you use delegator in Java >>>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>>> } >>>>> } >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> >> > > |
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there is code already that you can follow the flow.
it save me having to explain what is already used. you can follow the flow of that code to write you wrapper. for instance you are trying to deal with a product. so if you follow the code flow that creates a product in ofbiz you will have a template on how to do this in your wrapper. Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 5:41 PM: > I am not sure I follow. All what I want from this ofbiz wrapper to > obtain credential in order to complete adding new product. > This ofbiz wrapper is being called thru soap and has to be able to login > and process new product. > > BJ Freeman wrote: >> I am assuming that you have read code that already does this operations >> to pick up what you not doing. >> >> >> BJ Freeman sent the following on 9/4/2008 5:05 PM: >> >>> did you check each return Map to check for a "success" message >>> >>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 3:01 PM: >>> >>>> Thank you for the tip. The return map includes error "You must be >>>> logged in to complete the Create an Product process." I hoped that by >>>> calling LoginServices.userLogin.....with admin/ofbiz (second task) >>>> I am >>>> receiving all credentials I need to complete the task. >>>> Jacek >>>> >>>> BJ Freeman wrote: >>>> >>>>> Simple services don't provide exceptions. >>>>> They do return a Map that has error messages in it. >>>>> https://demo.hotwaxmedia.com/webtools/control/availableServices?sel_service_name=createProduct >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> take a look at the Out parameters >>>>> Note this is for >>>>> org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml >>>>> and uses a map and runsync >>>>> >>>>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 9:55 AM: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> The following is an ofbiz wrapper that performs three tasks: >>>>>> login, get >>>>>> description for a given product, create new product >>>>>> >>>>>> When run from webtools (performs successfully all three tasks. when >>>>>> called as a soap performs successfully login & get descriptions for a >>>>>> given product. It also run thru create new product, but does not >>>>>> create >>>>>> new product neither throw any exception(s). >>>>>> >>>>>> Wondering Jacek >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> public static Map createLHSProduct(DispatchContext dctx, Map >>>>>> context) { >>>>>> GenericDelegator delegator = dctx.getDelegator(); >>>>>> >>>>>> try { >>>>>> String productId; >>>>>> String loginuser; >>>>>> String loginpassword; >>>>>> String productType; >>>>>> String productName; >>>>>> >>>>>> // get the input parameter >>>>>> >>>>>> productId = (String) context.get("productId"); >>>>>> Debug.logInfo("productId = " + productId, module); >>>>>> loginuser = (String) context.get("loginuser"); >>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginuser = " + loginuser, >>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>> loginpassword = (String) context.get("loginpassword"); >>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginpassword = " + loginpassword, >>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>> productType = (String) context.get("productTypeId"); >>>>>> Debug.logInfo("productTypeId = " + productType, >>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>> productName = (String) context.get("internalName"); >>>>>> Debug.logInfo("internalName = " + productName, >>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>> >>>>>> // login >>>>>> context.put("login.username", loginuser); >>>>>> context.put("login.password", loginpassword); >>>>>> Map loginresult = LoginServices.userLogin(dctx, context); >>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginresult = " + loginresult, >>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>> >>>>>> //get description for a given product >>>>>> Map queryResult = delegator.findByPrimaryKey("Product", >>>>>> UtilMisc.toMap("productId", productId)); >>>>>> Map result = UtilMisc.toMap("description", productId); >>>>>> if (queryResult != null) { >>>>>> result.put("description", >>>>>> queryResult.get("description")); >>>>>> } >>>>>> >>>>>> //create new product >>>>>> context.remove("productId"); >>>>>> context.put("productTypeId", productType); >>>>>> context.put("internalName", >>>>>> productName); Map >>>>>> productresult = SimpleMethod.runSimpleService( >>>>>> "org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml", >>>>>> "createProduct", dctx, context); >>>>>> >>>>>> return result; >>>>>> >>>>>> } catch (GenericEntityException ex) {//required if you use >>>>>> delegator in Java >>>>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>>>> } catch (Exception ex) {//required if you use delegator in >>>>>> Java >>>>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>>>> } >>>>>> } >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> > > > > |
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It is my fault I did not communicate well enough what i wanted. Here is
my final attempt. This is what i want : add new product utilizing remote access via SOAP This is what i have: ofbiz has service "createProduct" that requires auth="true" This is what i know: ofbiz services are not Web_services You suggested in previous exchange to created a wrapper in ofbiz (ofbiz wrapper will call createProduct service ) that can be called using soap. I created ofbiz wrapper and when i test thru the webtools (used login admin/ofbiz) it let me add new product, but when i call from the remote client i am getting a message that i have to login to complete transaction. The question is how to login within ofbiz wrapper before calling createProduct implementation. Below the code that logins successfully, but does not pass credentials to the service public static Map createLHSProduct(DispatchContext dctx, Map context) { GenericDelegator delegator = dctx.getDelegator(); try { String loginuser; String loginpassword; String productType; String productName; // get the input parameter loginuser = (String) context.get("loginuser"); Debug.logInfo("loginuser = " + loginuser, module); loginpassword = (String) context.get("loginpassword"); Debug.logInfo("loginpassword = " + loginpassword,module); productType = (String) context.get("productTypeId"); Debug.logInfo("productTypeId = " + productType,module); productName = (String) context.get("internalName"); Debug.logInfo("internalName = " + productName,module); // login context.put("login.username", loginuser); context.put("login.password", loginpassword); Map loginresult = LoginServices.userLogin(dctx, context); Debug.logInfo("loginresult = " + loginresult,module); //create new product context.put("productTypeId", productType); context.put("internalName", productName); Map productresult = SimpleMethod.runSimpleService( "org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml", "createProduct", dctx, context); return result; } catch (GenericEntityException ex) { return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); } catch (Exception ex) { return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); } } BJ Freeman wrote: > there is code already that you can follow the flow. > it save me having to explain what is already used. > you can follow the flow of that code to write you wrapper. > > for instance you are trying to deal with a product. > so if you follow the code flow that creates a product in ofbiz > you will have a template on how to do this in your wrapper. > > > Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 5:41 PM: > >> I am not sure I follow. All what I want from this ofbiz wrapper to >> obtain credential in order to complete adding new product. >> This ofbiz wrapper is being called thru soap and has to be able to login >> and process new product. >> >> BJ Freeman wrote: >> >>> I am assuming that you have read code that already does this operations >>> to pick up what you not doing. >>> >>> >>> BJ Freeman sent the following on 9/4/2008 5:05 PM: >>> >>> >>>> did you check each return Map to check for a "success" message >>>> >>>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 3:01 PM: >>>> >>>> >>>>> Thank you for the tip. The return map includes error "You must be >>>>> logged in to complete the Create an Product process." I hoped that by >>>>> calling LoginServices.userLogin.....with admin/ofbiz (second task) >>>>> I am >>>>> receiving all credentials I need to complete the task. >>>>> Jacek >>>>> >>>>> BJ Freeman wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> Simple services don't provide exceptions. >>>>>> They do return a Map that has error messages in it. >>>>>> https://demo.hotwaxmedia.com/webtools/control/availableServices?sel_service_name=createProduct >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> take a look at the Out parameters >>>>>> Note this is for >>>>>> org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml >>>>>> and uses a map and runsync >>>>>> >>>>>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 9:55 AM: >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> The following is an ofbiz wrapper that performs three tasks: >>>>>>> login, get >>>>>>> description for a given product, create new product >>>>>>> >>>>>>> When run from webtools (performs successfully all three tasks. when >>>>>>> called as a soap performs successfully login & get descriptions for a >>>>>>> given product. It also run thru create new product, but does not >>>>>>> create >>>>>>> new product neither throw any exception(s). >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Wondering Jacek >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> public static Map createLHSProduct(DispatchContext dctx, Map >>>>>>> context) { >>>>>>> GenericDelegator delegator = dctx.getDelegator(); >>>>>>> >>>>>>> try { >>>>>>> String productId; >>>>>>> String loginuser; >>>>>>> String loginpassword; >>>>>>> String productType; >>>>>>> String productName; >>>>>>> >>>>>>> // get the input parameter >>>>>>> >>>>>>> productId = (String) context.get("productId"); >>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("productId = " + productId, module); >>>>>>> loginuser = (String) context.get("loginuser"); >>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginuser = " + loginuser, >>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>> loginpassword = (String) context.get("loginpassword"); >>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginpassword = " + loginpassword, >>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>> productType = (String) context.get("productTypeId"); >>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("productTypeId = " + productType, >>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>> productName = (String) context.get("internalName"); >>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("internalName = " + productName, >>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>> >>>>>>> // login >>>>>>> context.put("login.username", loginuser); >>>>>>> context.put("login.password", loginpassword); >>>>>>> Map loginresult = LoginServices.userLogin(dctx, context); >>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginresult = " + loginresult, >>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>> >>>>>>> //get description for a given product >>>>>>> Map queryResult = delegator.findByPrimaryKey("Product", >>>>>>> UtilMisc.toMap("productId", productId)); >>>>>>> Map result = UtilMisc.toMap("description", productId); >>>>>>> if (queryResult != null) { >>>>>>> result.put("description", >>>>>>> queryResult.get("description")); >>>>>>> } >>>>>>> >>>>>>> //create new product >>>>>>> context.remove("productId"); >>>>>>> context.put("productTypeId", productType); >>>>>>> context.put("internalName", >>>>>>> productName); Map >>>>>>> productresult = SimpleMethod.runSimpleService( >>>>>>> "org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml", >>>>>>> "createProduct", dctx, context); >>>>>>> >>>>>>> return result; >>>>>>> >>>>>>> } catch (GenericEntityException ex) {//required if you use >>>>>>> delegator in Java >>>>>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>>>>> } catch (Exception ex) {//required if you use delegator in >>>>>>> Java >>>>>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>>>>> } >>>>>>> } >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> >> > > |
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there is supporting code for the xml that also has to be introduced.
not sure it will work in 4.0. if you want Trunk features it is best to use the Trunk. Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/5/2008 10:57 AM: > It is my fault I did not communicate well enough what i wanted. Here is > my final attempt. > > This is what i want : add new product utilizing remote access via SOAP > > This is what i have: ofbiz has service "createProduct" that requires > auth="true" > > This is what i know: ofbiz services are not Web_services > > You suggested in previous exchange to created a wrapper in ofbiz (ofbiz > wrapper will call createProduct service ) that can be called using soap. > > I created ofbiz wrapper and when i test thru the webtools (used login > admin/ofbiz) it let me add new product, but when i call from the remote > client i am getting a message that i have to login to complete transaction. > The question is how to login within ofbiz wrapper before calling > createProduct implementation. > > Below the code that logins successfully, but does not pass credentials > to the service > > public static Map createLHSProduct(DispatchContext dctx, Map context) { > GenericDelegator delegator = dctx.getDelegator(); > > try { > String loginuser; > String loginpassword; > String productType; > String productName; > > // get the input parameter > > loginuser = (String) context.get("loginuser"); > Debug.logInfo("loginuser = " + loginuser, module); loginpassword = > (String) context.get("loginpassword"); > Debug.logInfo("loginpassword = " + loginpassword,module); > productType = (String) context.get("productTypeId"); > Debug.logInfo("productTypeId = " + productType,module); productName > = (String) context.get("internalName"); > Debug.logInfo("internalName = " + productName,module); > // login > context.put("login.username", loginuser); > context.put("login.password", loginpassword); > Map loginresult = LoginServices.userLogin(dctx, context); > Debug.logInfo("loginresult = " + loginresult,module); > //create new product > context.put("productTypeId", productType); > context.put("internalName", productName); Map > productresult = SimpleMethod.runSimpleService( > "org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml", > "createProduct", dctx, context); > > return result; > > } catch (GenericEntityException ex) { > return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); > } catch (Exception ex) { > return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); > } > } > > > > BJ Freeman wrote: >> there is code already that you can follow the flow. >> it save me having to explain what is already used. >> you can follow the flow of that code to write you wrapper. >> >> for instance you are trying to deal with a product. >> so if you follow the code flow that creates a product in ofbiz >> you will have a template on how to do this in your wrapper. >> >> >> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 5:41 PM: >> >>> I am not sure I follow. All what I want from this ofbiz wrapper to >>> obtain credential in order to complete adding new product. >>> This ofbiz wrapper is being called thru soap and has to be able to login >>> and process new product. >>> >>> BJ Freeman wrote: >>> >>>> I am assuming that you have read code that already does this operations >>>> to pick up what you not doing. >>>> >>>> >>>> BJ Freeman sent the following on 9/4/2008 5:05 PM: >>>> >>>> >>>>> did you check each return Map to check for a "success" message >>>>> >>>>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 3:01 PM: >>>>> >>>>>> Thank you for the tip. The return map includes error "You must be >>>>>> logged in to complete the Create an Product process." I hoped that by >>>>>> calling LoginServices.userLogin.....with admin/ofbiz (second task) >>>>>> I am >>>>>> receiving all credentials I need to complete the task. >>>>>> Jacek >>>>>> >>>>>> BJ Freeman wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Simple services don't provide exceptions. >>>>>>> They do return a Map that has error messages in it. >>>>>>> https://demo.hotwaxmedia.com/webtools/control/availableServices?sel_service_name=createProduct >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> take a look at the Out parameters >>>>>>> Note this is for >>>>>>> org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml >>>>>>> and uses a map and runsync >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 9:55 AM: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> The following is an ofbiz wrapper that performs three tasks: >>>>>>>> login, get >>>>>>>> description for a given product, create new product >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> When run from webtools (performs successfully all three tasks. when >>>>>>>> called as a soap performs successfully login & get descriptions >>>>>>>> for a >>>>>>>> given product. It also run thru create new product, but does not >>>>>>>> create >>>>>>>> new product neither throw any exception(s). >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Wondering Jacek >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> public static Map createLHSProduct(DispatchContext dctx, Map >>>>>>>> context) { >>>>>>>> GenericDelegator delegator = dctx.getDelegator(); >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> try { >>>>>>>> String productId; >>>>>>>> String loginuser; >>>>>>>> String loginpassword; >>>>>>>> String productType; >>>>>>>> String productName; >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> // get the input parameter >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> productId = (String) context.get("productId"); >>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("productId = " + productId, module); >>>>>>>> loginuser = (String) context.get("loginuser"); >>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginuser = " + loginuser, >>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>> loginpassword = (String) context.get("loginpassword"); >>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginpassword = " + loginpassword, >>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>> productType = (String) context.get("productTypeId"); >>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("productTypeId = " + productType, >>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>> productName = (String) context.get("internalName"); >>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("internalName = " + productName, >>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> // login >>>>>>>> context.put("login.username", loginuser); >>>>>>>> context.put("login.password", loginpassword); >>>>>>>> Map loginresult = LoginServices.userLogin(dctx, >>>>>>>> context); >>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginresult = " + loginresult, >>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> //get description for a given product >>>>>>>> Map queryResult = delegator.findByPrimaryKey("Product", >>>>>>>> UtilMisc.toMap("productId", productId)); >>>>>>>> Map result = UtilMisc.toMap("description", productId); >>>>>>>> if (queryResult != null) { >>>>>>>> result.put("description", >>>>>>>> queryResult.get("description")); >>>>>>>> } >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> //create new product >>>>>>>> context.remove("productId"); >>>>>>>> context.put("productTypeId", productType); >>>>>>>> context.put("internalName", >>>>>>>> productName); Map >>>>>>>> productresult = SimpleMethod.runSimpleService( >>>>>>>> "org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml", >>>>>>>> "createProduct", dctx, context); >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> return result; >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> } catch (GenericEntityException ex) {//required if you use >>>>>>>> delegator in Java >>>>>>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>>>>>> } catch (Exception ex) {//required if you use delegator in >>>>>>>> Java >>>>>>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>>>>>> } >>>>>>>> } >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> > > > > |
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oops replied to wrong eamil.
BJ Freeman sent the following on 9/5/2008 11:57 AM: > there is supporting code for the xml that also has to be introduced. > not sure it will work in 4.0. > if you want Trunk features it is best to use the Trunk. > > > Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/5/2008 10:57 AM: >> It is my fault I did not communicate well enough what i wanted. Here is >> my final attempt. >> >> This is what i want : add new product utilizing remote access via SOAP >> >> This is what i have: ofbiz has service "createProduct" that requires >> auth="true" >> >> This is what i know: ofbiz services are not Web_services >> >> You suggested in previous exchange to created a wrapper in ofbiz (ofbiz >> wrapper will call createProduct service ) that can be called using soap. >> >> I created ofbiz wrapper and when i test thru the webtools (used login >> admin/ofbiz) it let me add new product, but when i call from the remote >> client i am getting a message that i have to login to complete transaction. >> The question is how to login within ofbiz wrapper before calling >> createProduct implementation. >> >> Below the code that logins successfully, but does not pass credentials >> to the service >> >> public static Map createLHSProduct(DispatchContext dctx, Map context) { >> GenericDelegator delegator = dctx.getDelegator(); >> >> try { >> String loginuser; >> String loginpassword; >> String productType; >> String productName; >> >> // get the input parameter >> >> loginuser = (String) context.get("loginuser"); >> Debug.logInfo("loginuser = " + loginuser, module); loginpassword = >> (String) context.get("loginpassword"); >> Debug.logInfo("loginpassword = " + loginpassword,module); >> productType = (String) context.get("productTypeId"); >> Debug.logInfo("productTypeId = " + productType,module); productName >> = (String) context.get("internalName"); >> Debug.logInfo("internalName = " + productName,module); >> // login >> context.put("login.username", loginuser); >> context.put("login.password", loginpassword); >> Map loginresult = LoginServices.userLogin(dctx, context); >> Debug.logInfo("loginresult = " + loginresult,module); >> //create new product >> context.put("productTypeId", productType); >> context.put("internalName", productName); Map >> productresult = SimpleMethod.runSimpleService( >> "org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml", >> "createProduct", dctx, context); >> >> return result; >> >> } catch (GenericEntityException ex) { >> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >> } catch (Exception ex) { >> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >> } >> } >> >> >> >> BJ Freeman wrote: >>> there is code already that you can follow the flow. >>> it save me having to explain what is already used. >>> you can follow the flow of that code to write you wrapper. >>> >>> for instance you are trying to deal with a product. >>> so if you follow the code flow that creates a product in ofbiz >>> you will have a template on how to do this in your wrapper. >>> >>> >>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 5:41 PM: >>> >>>> I am not sure I follow. All what I want from this ofbiz wrapper to >>>> obtain credential in order to complete adding new product. >>>> This ofbiz wrapper is being called thru soap and has to be able to login >>>> and process new product. >>>> >>>> BJ Freeman wrote: >>>> >>>>> I am assuming that you have read code that already does this operations >>>>> to pick up what you not doing. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> BJ Freeman sent the following on 9/4/2008 5:05 PM: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> did you check each return Map to check for a "success" message >>>>>> >>>>>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 3:01 PM: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Thank you for the tip. The return map includes error "You must be >>>>>>> logged in to complete the Create an Product process." I hoped that by >>>>>>> calling LoginServices.userLogin.....with admin/ofbiz (second task) >>>>>>> I am >>>>>>> receiving all credentials I need to complete the task. >>>>>>> Jacek >>>>>>> >>>>>>> BJ Freeman wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Simple services don't provide exceptions. >>>>>>>> They do return a Map that has error messages in it. >>>>>>>> https://demo.hotwaxmedia.com/webtools/control/availableServices?sel_service_name=createProduct >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> take a look at the Out parameters >>>>>>>> Note this is for >>>>>>>> org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml >>>>>>>> and uses a map and runsync >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 9:55 AM: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> The following is an ofbiz wrapper that performs three tasks: >>>>>>>>> login, get >>>>>>>>> description for a given product, create new product >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> When run from webtools (performs successfully all three tasks. when >>>>>>>>> called as a soap performs successfully login & get descriptions >>>>>>>>> for a >>>>>>>>> given product. It also run thru create new product, but does not >>>>>>>>> create >>>>>>>>> new product neither throw any exception(s). >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Wondering Jacek >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> public static Map createLHSProduct(DispatchContext dctx, Map >>>>>>>>> context) { >>>>>>>>> GenericDelegator delegator = dctx.getDelegator(); >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> try { >>>>>>>>> String productId; >>>>>>>>> String loginuser; >>>>>>>>> String loginpassword; >>>>>>>>> String productType; >>>>>>>>> String productName; >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> // get the input parameter >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> productId = (String) context.get("productId"); >>>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("productId = " + productId, module); >>>>>>>>> loginuser = (String) context.get("loginuser"); >>>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginuser = " + loginuser, >>>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>>> loginpassword = (String) context.get("loginpassword"); >>>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginpassword = " + loginpassword, >>>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>>> productType = (String) context.get("productTypeId"); >>>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("productTypeId = " + productType, >>>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>>> productName = (String) context.get("internalName"); >>>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("internalName = " + productName, >>>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> // login >>>>>>>>> context.put("login.username", loginuser); >>>>>>>>> context.put("login.password", loginpassword); >>>>>>>>> Map loginresult = LoginServices.userLogin(dctx, >>>>>>>>> context); >>>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginresult = " + loginresult, >>>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> //get description for a given product >>>>>>>>> Map queryResult = delegator.findByPrimaryKey("Product", >>>>>>>>> UtilMisc.toMap("productId", productId)); >>>>>>>>> Map result = UtilMisc.toMap("description", productId); >>>>>>>>> if (queryResult != null) { >>>>>>>>> result.put("description", >>>>>>>>> queryResult.get("description")); >>>>>>>>> } >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> //create new product >>>>>>>>> context.remove("productId"); >>>>>>>>> context.put("productTypeId", productType); >>>>>>>>> context.put("internalName", >>>>>>>>> productName); Map >>>>>>>>> productresult = SimpleMethod.runSimpleService( >>>>>>>>> "org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml", >>>>>>>>> "createProduct", dctx, context); >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> return result; >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> } catch (GenericEntityException ex) {//required if you use >>>>>>>>> delegator in Java >>>>>>>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>>>>>>> } catch (Exception ex) {//required if you use delegator in >>>>>>>>> Java >>>>>>>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>>>>>>> } >>>>>>>>> } >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >> >> >> > > > > |
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I believe you want someone to help you code you wrapper.
I hope you find someone to do that for you on the list. Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/5/2008 10:57 AM: > It is my fault I did not communicate well enough what i wanted. Here is > my final attempt. > > This is what i want : add new product utilizing remote access via SOAP > > This is what i have: ofbiz has service "createProduct" that requires > auth="true" > > This is what i know: ofbiz services are not Web_services > > You suggested in previous exchange to created a wrapper in ofbiz (ofbiz > wrapper will call createProduct service ) that can be called using soap. > > I created ofbiz wrapper and when i test thru the webtools (used login > admin/ofbiz) it let me add new product, but when i call from the remote > client i am getting a message that i have to login to complete transaction. > The question is how to login within ofbiz wrapper before calling > createProduct implementation. > > Below the code that logins successfully, but does not pass credentials > to the service > > public static Map createLHSProduct(DispatchContext dctx, Map context) { > GenericDelegator delegator = dctx.getDelegator(); > > try { > String loginuser; > String loginpassword; > String productType; > String productName; > > // get the input parameter > > loginuser = (String) context.get("loginuser"); > Debug.logInfo("loginuser = " + loginuser, module); loginpassword = > (String) context.get("loginpassword"); > Debug.logInfo("loginpassword = " + loginpassword,module); > productType = (String) context.get("productTypeId"); > Debug.logInfo("productTypeId = " + productType,module); productName > = (String) context.get("internalName"); > Debug.logInfo("internalName = " + productName,module); > // login > context.put("login.username", loginuser); > context.put("login.password", loginpassword); > Map loginresult = LoginServices.userLogin(dctx, context); > Debug.logInfo("loginresult = " + loginresult,module); > //create new product > context.put("productTypeId", productType); > context.put("internalName", productName); Map > productresult = SimpleMethod.runSimpleService( > "org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml", > "createProduct", dctx, context); > > return result; > > } catch (GenericEntityException ex) { > return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); > } catch (Exception ex) { > return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); > } > } > > > > BJ Freeman wrote: >> there is code already that you can follow the flow. >> it save me having to explain what is already used. >> you can follow the flow of that code to write you wrapper. >> >> for instance you are trying to deal with a product. >> so if you follow the code flow that creates a product in ofbiz >> you will have a template on how to do this in your wrapper. >> >> >> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 5:41 PM: >> >>> I am not sure I follow. All what I want from this ofbiz wrapper to >>> obtain credential in order to complete adding new product. >>> This ofbiz wrapper is being called thru soap and has to be able to login >>> and process new product. >>> >>> BJ Freeman wrote: >>> >>>> I am assuming that you have read code that already does this operations >>>> to pick up what you not doing. >>>> >>>> >>>> BJ Freeman sent the following on 9/4/2008 5:05 PM: >>>> >>>> >>>>> did you check each return Map to check for a "success" message >>>>> >>>>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 3:01 PM: >>>>> >>>>>> Thank you for the tip. The return map includes error "You must be >>>>>> logged in to complete the Create an Product process." I hoped that by >>>>>> calling LoginServices.userLogin.....with admin/ofbiz (second task) >>>>>> I am >>>>>> receiving all credentials I need to complete the task. >>>>>> Jacek >>>>>> >>>>>> BJ Freeman wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Simple services don't provide exceptions. >>>>>>> They do return a Map that has error messages in it. >>>>>>> https://demo.hotwaxmedia.com/webtools/control/availableServices?sel_service_name=createProduct >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> take a look at the Out parameters >>>>>>> Note this is for >>>>>>> org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml >>>>>>> and uses a map and runsync >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Jacek Wagner sent the following on 9/4/2008 9:55 AM: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> The following is an ofbiz wrapper that performs three tasks: >>>>>>>> login, get >>>>>>>> description for a given product, create new product >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> When run from webtools (performs successfully all three tasks. when >>>>>>>> called as a soap performs successfully login & get descriptions >>>>>>>> for a >>>>>>>> given product. It also run thru create new product, but does not >>>>>>>> create >>>>>>>> new product neither throw any exception(s). >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Wondering Jacek >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> public static Map createLHSProduct(DispatchContext dctx, Map >>>>>>>> context) { >>>>>>>> GenericDelegator delegator = dctx.getDelegator(); >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> try { >>>>>>>> String productId; >>>>>>>> String loginuser; >>>>>>>> String loginpassword; >>>>>>>> String productType; >>>>>>>> String productName; >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> // get the input parameter >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> productId = (String) context.get("productId"); >>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("productId = " + productId, module); >>>>>>>> loginuser = (String) context.get("loginuser"); >>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginuser = " + loginuser, >>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>> loginpassword = (String) context.get("loginpassword"); >>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginpassword = " + loginpassword, >>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>> productType = (String) context.get("productTypeId"); >>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("productTypeId = " + productType, >>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>> productName = (String) context.get("internalName"); >>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("internalName = " + productName, >>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> // login >>>>>>>> context.put("login.username", loginuser); >>>>>>>> context.put("login.password", loginpassword); >>>>>>>> Map loginresult = LoginServices.userLogin(dctx, >>>>>>>> context); >>>>>>>> Debug.logInfo("loginresult = " + loginresult, >>>>>>>> module); //prints to the console or console.log >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> //get description for a given product >>>>>>>> Map queryResult = delegator.findByPrimaryKey("Product", >>>>>>>> UtilMisc.toMap("productId", productId)); >>>>>>>> Map result = UtilMisc.toMap("description", productId); >>>>>>>> if (queryResult != null) { >>>>>>>> result.put("description", >>>>>>>> queryResult.get("description")); >>>>>>>> } >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> //create new product >>>>>>>> context.remove("productId"); >>>>>>>> context.put("productTypeId", productType); >>>>>>>> context.put("internalName", >>>>>>>> productName); Map >>>>>>>> productresult = SimpleMethod.runSimpleService( >>>>>>>> "org/ofbiz/product/product/ProductServices.xml", >>>>>>>> "createProduct", dctx, context); >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> return result; >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> } catch (GenericEntityException ex) {//required if you use >>>>>>>> delegator in Java >>>>>>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>>>>>> } catch (Exception ex) {//required if you use delegator in >>>>>>>> Java >>>>>>>> return ServiceUtil.returnError(ex.getMessage()); >>>>>>>> } >>>>>>>> } >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> > > > > |
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All,
What would be the best way to reset variables in ofbiz. I wrote apps that helps selling LHS services. The key problem I am having is to reset some of the used variables to be sure they do not affect the next sales cycle. Jacek |
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We're going to need more information. Please provide some code snippets
or something. -Adrian Jacek Wagner wrote: > All, > > What would be the best way to reset variables in ofbiz. > > I wrote apps that helps selling LHS services. The key problem I am > having is to reset some of the used variables to be sure they do not > affect the next sales cycle. > > Jacek > > |
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I buld an apps that has 15 screen widgets and a number of screen forms
and ftls. In the third screen widget in the logic sequence, BirthdayPartyConfirmation I <set field="partyId" from-field="parameters.partyId" to-scope="user"/> see below screen <screen name="BirthdayPartyConfirmation"> <section> <actions> <set field="titleProperty" value="Birthday Party Confirmation"/> <set field="partyId" from-field="parameters.partyId" to-scope="user"/> </actions> <widgets> <decorator-screen name="main-decorator" location="component://registration/widget/CommonScreens.xml"> <decorator-section name="body"> <container><label style="head1">${uiLabelMap.${titleProperty}}</label></container> <include-form name="BirthdayPartyConfirmation" location="component://registration/webapp/registration/customer/RegistrationForms.xml"/> </decorator-section> </decorator-screen> </widgets> </section> </screen> The problem is to reset partyId to null at the very end. The only way I was able to do it was by creating the very last screen widget just to reset partyId. I could not do it in java written service and bsh service either. <screen name="BirthdayPartyCompleted"> <section> <actions> <set field="titleProperty" value="Birthday Party Completed"/> <set field="orderId" value="" to-scope="user"/> </actions> <widgets> <decorator-screen name="main-decorator" location="component://registration/widget/CommonScreens.xml"> <decorator-section name="body"> <container><label style="head1">${uiLabelMap.${titleProperty}} </label></container> <include-form name="BirthdayPartyCompleted" location="component://registration/webapp/registration/customer/RegistrationForms.xml"/> </decorator-section> </decorator-screen> </widgets> </section> </screen> Adrian Crum wrote: > We're going to need more information. Please provide some code > snippets or something. > > -Adrian > > Jacek Wagner wrote: >> All, >> >> What would be the best way to reset variables in ofbiz. >> >> I wrote apps that helps selling LHS services. The key problem I am >> having is to reset some of the used variables to be sure they do not >> affect the next sales cycle. >> >> Jacek >> >> |
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All,
Is it possible to prepopulate a field with the table content and be able to override it if necessary in the Form Widget? Note that <text default-value=.../> cannot get data thru entry-name mechanizm. Jacek |
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Could you elaborate a bit more please ?
Which table are you talking about, an entity ? For <text default-value=.../> you can use the ${} syntax to have dynamic data filling in (and what is entry-name mechanizm ?) Jacques From: "Jacek Wagner" <[hidden email]> > All, > > Is it possible to prepopulate a field with the table content and be able > to override it if necessary in the Form Widget? > > Note that <text default-value=.../> cannot get data thru entry-name > mechanizm. > > Jacek > |
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