Hi,
I tred to find all productPrice associated to a workEffort and filter
them by the workEffort.actualStartDate value. To achieve that I used in
the form's action an entity-condition like this one :
<entity-condition entity-name="ProductPrice" list="listIt" >
<condition-list>
<condition-expr field-name="fromDate"
from-field="workEffort.actualStartDate" operator="less-equals"/>
<condition-expr field-name="thruDate"
from-field="workEffort.actualStartDate" operator="greater-equals"/>
<condition-expr field-name="productId" from-field="workEffort.productId"/>
</condition-list>
</entity-condition>
This is working fine but only if the ProductPrice.thruDate exists. If I
use :
<entity-condition entity-name="ProductPrice" list="listIt"
filter-by-date="true">
The filter isn't anymore with workEffort.actualStartDate but with
nowTimestamp value. It's not my goal.
After a quick search I extended ListFinder.java to add a new attribute :
filter-with-date-value to have the possibility to give a date value to
filter. Now I can do :
<entity-condition entity-name="ProductPrice" list="listIt"
filter-with-date-value="${workEffort.actualStartDate}" >
<condition-list>
<condition-expr field-name="productId" from-field="workEffort.productId"/>
</condition-list>
</entity-condition>
I opened a jira issue to submit this improvment or is there already a
solution for doing this?
Any suggestions are welcome !
Nicolas
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