Re: EntityAuditLog mapping with corresponding event(Service/Event)

Thanks Jacques for info. As I have seen the implementation, userlogin is store as identifier, but how the identifier is assigning the current login I have to see. On Aug 29, 2012 3:57 PM, "Jacques Le Roux" wrote: > I can at least say that I believe the answer to your both questions is no > Did y

Re: EntityAuditLog mapping with corresponding event(Service/Event)

I can at least say that I believe the answer to your both questions is no Did you already trace how/when the userlogin is stored? Maybe you can follow this way and do the same to an extended entities with the new fields you require Also maybe a look at ServerHitBin class could help... Jacques

Re: EntityAuditLog mapping with corresponding event(Service/Event)

Any information/help regarding this will be appreciated. Thanks in Advance. On Aug 27, 2012 11:58 PM, "parimal gain" wrote: > Hi All, > > When looking into EntityAuditLog table, it store the changed entity > name, change field name, old value, new value and user login id > information, but t

EntityAuditLog mapping with corresponding event(Service/Event)

Hi All, When looking into EntityAuditLog table, it store the changed entity name, change field name, old value, new value and user login id information, but there is no information of event by which the value is modified. So my question is 1) Is there any way to find out that corresponding to wh

Re: Event & Service

Actually I think it like that: an event which is not a service is an event Jacques From: "James McGill" On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 1:45 AM, pankaj savita wrote: Hi Jacques, One more point can be added... In Service we can perform additional check for authentication. After controller it will re

Re: Event & Service

On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 1:45 AM, pankaj savita wrote: > Hi Jacques, > > One more point can be added... > In Service we can perform additional check for authentication. After > controller it will recheck for auth="true" in service. > But in Event we don't have this facility, Events are called direct

Re: Event & Service

Hi Pankaj, This is very specific and I wonder if we should add this to the FAQ. For instance I think there are no such use cases OOTB. How did you cross this need? Thanks Jacques From: "pankaj savita" Hi Jacques, One more point can be added... In Service we can perform additional check fo

Re: Event & Service

Hi Jacques, One more point can be added... In Service we can perform additional check for authentication. After controller it will recheck for auth="true" in service. But in Event we don't have this facility, Events are called directly form the controller. -- Thanks & Regards, Pankaj Savita Mob:

Re: Event & Service

Done at https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBIZ/FAQ+-+Tips+-+Tricks+-+Cookbook+-+HowTo#FAQ-Tips-Tricks-Cookbook-HowTo-Miscellaneous from http://markmail.org/message/bie7fqs4f6bk6ykx Really a beautiful piece of simple collaboration Thanks guys! Jacques From: "Jacques Le Roux" This

Re: Event & Service

This thread contains a pretty complete definition of event vs service. I will try to put this in FAQ... some day... Thanks guys! Jacques From: "Bilgin Ibryam" Hans Bakker wrote: An event is specific local piece functionality normally used in one place for one purpose and called from its loc

Re: Event & Service

Hans Bakker wrote: An event is specific local piece functionality normally used in one place for one purpose and called from its location. A service is a piece of functionality which can be located anywhere on the network, is most of time used in several different places and is called by its 'na

Re: Event & Service

An event is specific local piece functionality normally used in one place for one purpose and called from its location. A service is a piece of functionality which can be located anywhere on the network, is most of time used in several different places and is called by its 'name' Regards, Hans --

Re: Event & Service

Hi Narayan! some of Basic differences are 1)Service returns map but, event returns String. 2)Services are loads when we restart the server. 3)we can call service inside event.But we cannot call event inside service. Event types= java events, minilang events Service engine types= simple, java, en

Re: Event & Service

Hello Narayan, Events are used for validation and conversion while services are used for business logic like CRUD operations. If you are a beginner in ofbiz then go to following link and try this tutorial: - http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBIZ/OFBiz+Tutorial+-+A+Beginners+Development

Event & Service

Hi List, What is the difference between Event and Service ? Regards Narayan