Re: scope of parameters in the context

[Scott Gray]

Hi Vince




Regards
Scott

On 14/08/2009, at 2:46 AM, Vince Clark wrote:

It's not that simple I'm afraid, each service runs in it's own context and you'd need to manually pass the parameter down through the chain of services that quick ship triggers. You'd be better off modifying the invoice separately once it's been created.

I did that. I added an IN parameter to the quickShipEntireOrder definition, then added the new value to the in-map before calling the service. The value doesn't seem to be making it all the way to invoice generation.

Vince Clark
www.globalera.com
vcl...@globalera.com
(303) 493-6723 office
(303) 523-4843 cell


----- Original Message -----
From: "Adrian Crum" <adri...@hlmksw.com>
To: user@ofbiz.apache.org

Subject: Re: scope of parameters in the context

You will need to change the service definition of the service being
called, to accept the additional parameter. Then call the service with
the additional parameter.

-Adrian

Vince Clark wrote:

Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2009 8:33:13 AM GMT -07:00 US/Canada Mountain

I have a custom simple method that loops thru a result set of orders in a legacy system and imports them into OFBiz. With each order I am first calling the storeOrder service, then quickShipEntireOrder.

Vince Clark
www.globalera.com
vcl...@globalera.com
(303) 493-6723 office
(303) 523-4843 cell

quickShipEntireOrder generates shipments, which triggers the generation of invoices. I would like to set a parameter in my simple method that is visible in the invoice generation code.

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