Yes, I understand quantity is an optional parameter for service
"caculateProductPrice". However, my point is the caller (createQuoteItem
method of QuoteServices.xml) should pass the quantity to the service in this
case. If there is a price rule which will be triggered only when quantity is
larger than 1, the caculateProductPrice has no chance to return the correct
unit price, since the quantity is always 1 in "caculateProductPrice" and no
price rule will be triggered.
Thanks
William
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> I guess the problem is in createQuoteItem method of QuoteServices.xml.
> When the "calculateProductPrice" service is called, the quantity is
> not passed in.
No, the quantity is optionnal and this snippet is used in
PriceServices.calculateProductPrice
Double quantityDbl = (Double) context.get("quantity");
if (quantityDbl == null) quantityDbl = new Double(1.0);
double quantity = quantityDbl.doubleValue();
The only IN mandatory parameter is product (GenericValue)
Sorry I have no time to look furter yet and did not test your case nor know
if it's intended to work like you described or not. This is an interesting
case, though. I will look try to look further. Any experiments are welcome
Thanks
Jacques
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> William
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> When a quote item is created, will the system take the price rule into
> account ?
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> William Perng
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