> modify logic to only run expiry service once when subscription expires
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> Key: OFBIZ-5793
> URL:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-5793> Project: OFBiz
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: product
> Affects Versions: Trunk
> Environment: not relevant
> Reporter: Ivan Cauchi
> Assignee: Jacopo Cappellato
> Priority: Minor
> Labels: subscription
> Fix For: Trunk
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> Attachments: OFBIZ-5793.patch
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> Original Estimate: 672h
> Remaining Estimate: 672h
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> Background
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> Recenlty, the trunk version of OFBiz was augmented with a new service called runServiceUponSubscriptionExpiry through JIRA5333. This service is scheduled to run, using the demo data, once a day. Its algorithm looks up all subscriptions which have expired, which is defined as the current time being greater than the sum of the subscription.thruDate + subscription.gracePeriodOnExpiry, and Subscription.automaticExtend is false. For all such subscriptions, the service runs any service named in SubscriptionResource.serviceNameOnExpiry.
> This provides users of the OFBiz framework who provide subscriptions to their customers using the framework, to trigger an external deprovisioning action when a subscription expires, implemented as a service whose name is inserted into SubscriptionResource.serviceNameOnExpiry.
> Currently, the service mentioned in SubscriptionResource.serviceNameOnExpiry is run every time the master service runServiceUponSubscriptionExpiry goes through its algorithm (once a day in the demo data). Typically, for subscriptions which require a deprovisioning action when the subscription expired, one and only one deprovisioning action would be required.
> proposed solution
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> To resolve this, it is being proposed to make the following adjustments:
> a) augment the OFBiz data model with the following new field:
> Subscription.expirationCompletedDate
> b) modify the algorithm of runServiceUponSubscriptionExpiry to also check whether the expiry service has already run, by checking that expirationCompletedDate is null.
> - if expirationCompletedDate is null (and the other conditions are satisfied), run the service in SubscriptionResource.serviceNameOnExpiry and update the date/time into expirationCompletedDate
> - if expirationCompletedDate is not null, skip the expired subscription and move to the next
> Testing
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> 1. create a new subscription through OFBiz with demo data
> 2. modify the subscription's thru date and gracePeriodOnExpiry so the result of their addition is in the past of the system date
> 3. verify that Subscription.expirationCompletedDate is empty
> 4. either wait for the daily running of runServiceUponSubscriptionExpiry, or trigger the service manually
> 5. verify that the log file contains a reference to the subscription having expired, and that Subscription. expirationCompletedDate contains the date/time the service was run
> 6. either wait for the daily running of runServiceUponSubscriptionExpiry, or trigger the service manually, for a second time
> 7. verify that the log file does not contain a reference to the subscription having expired, and that Subscription.expirationCompletedDate still contains the date/time the service was run
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