Do you mean -
System.err.println("======= In update person service !!! ====== "); is
not working ?
Service will call on submit.
On Nov 9, 2009, at 2:41 PM, swathi wrote:
Sorry Summit.. But it doesnt look like its getting executed. I wrote
a sop in
updatePerson() method, and tried to create a person,The record got
created
but the print stmt did not get printed on console. So I was
assuming that
the service call at <auto-field-service> tag just displays the flds
as they
are in service (as input and output params) and the java method
doesnt get
executed. Am I in the wrong assumption..
Sumit Pandit-3 wrote:
Hi Swathi,
On Nov 9, 2009, at 8:33 AM, swathi wrote:
Hi Sumit. Thankyou for your guidence. I was looking at createPerson
flow in
Party application.
Iam a little confused here..In EditPerson form in PartyForms.xml,
At the line, <auto-fields-service service-name="updatePerson"/>
does it goto 'updatePerson' in services.xml and from there does it
goto
'updatePerson' method in PartyServices.java and execute the method
updatePerson() ??
It is correct.
(I know that when save button is clicked, it goes to either
createPerson or
updatePerson service and from there it goes to partyServices.java
and
executes createPerson() or UpdatePerson() method accordingly. But
not sure
if java method is called when service is called at auto-fields-
service tag)
Can someone pleaase clear this..
Thankyou.
Sumit Pandit-3 wrote:
Hi,
partyId = delegator.getNextSeqId("Party");
And for more information and to handle other scenario refer -
createPerson service in PartyServices.java
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Sumit Pandit
On Nov 6, 2009, at 1:46 PM, swathi wrote:
Thankyou Sumit.
But I also need partyId which is primarykey. If I want to auto
generate the
partyID, How do I do it in this code.
Sumit Pandit-3 wrote:
I think following might help you.
PS - Please go through Delegator API for being more comfortable.
On Nov 6, 2009, at 11:31 AM, swathi wrote:
Here is my code:
public static String savePerson(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response) {
Delegator delegator = (Delegator) request.getAttribute
("delegator");
String salutation=request.getParameter("salutation");
String firstName= request.getParameter("firstName");
String lastName = request.getParameter("lastName");
String personalTitle=request.getParameter("personalTitle");
GenericValue person = delegator.makeValue("Person",
UtilMisc.toMap
("salutation", salutation, "firstName", firstName, "lastName",
lastName, "personalTitle", personalTitle));
try {
person.create();
} catch (GenericEntityException e) {}
return "success";
}
Actually Iam kind of stuck here,not sure how do I save it to db.
Iam
trying
to create a new record into Person table in webtools.
Thanks
Sumit Pandit-3 wrote:
Hi,
Can you please paste your code of java event which is saving
your
data
in database. That would help me to understand where you are
going
wrong.
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Sumit Pandit
On Nov 6, 2009, at 9:24 AM, swathi wrote:
Thankyou.
Can I not save data in database using Java Program. Do I
have to
goto
service anyhow.
This is my flow..
my request goes from controller.xml -> screen-> On click of a
button, Create
Person-> request goes to controller again ->Screen -> ftl->On
click
of save
button on ftl , the action is 'savePerson' ie goes to
controller.xml. Here I
have a java event, where I want to save this data entered on
ftl. I
got data
entered, using request,getParameter(). I created a map,
inpMap=FastMap.newInstance();
I put the data into the map.
inpMap.put("firstName",firstName);
Not sure how to save this data to database in this program
itself..
I looked
at some examples where I found,after they got values from
parameters, they
put it in tha map and y called
dispatcher.runSync("..servicename..","..mapName..") ie they
are
calling a
service and in service a simple-method is called again.. Do we
have
to go
thru this long step... Sorry if I created a confusion..
Can someone please guide me..
Thanks
S.Hage wrote:
look in the file runtime\logs\error.log.
You can also add System.out.println("") in your java code 'to
trace
it'
and look in runtime\logs\ofbiz.log.
S.H.
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Saad Hage
saad.h...@hotmail.com
From: swathi [via OFBiz]
Sent: Thursday, November 05, 2009 4:49 PM
To: S.Hage
Subject: Re: compile java event.
Yes I had to change the properties in build.xml according
to my
application and In eclipse I added my src folder to
JavaBuildPath.
I got
the build dir created with classes folder and lib folder
with .class
files and.jar file respectively. But my event doesnt work
as I
want
it to.
where do I see if I have any errors.
Thankyou
S.Hage wrote:
I thing you should change thoses in build.xml:
<property name="desc" value="your component
decription"/>
<property name="name" value="your component name in
hot-deploy"/>
<property name="ofbiz.home.dir" value="../.."/>
swathi wrote:
Iam working on my own application in hot-deploy
James McGill-5 wrote:
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 2:38 PM, swathi
<reddyswathi...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
Hi
Can someone please tell me How do I compile a java event. I
copied
build.xml
from example application. Just by doing ant at cmd prmt
doesnt
create a
build dir with jars in my component.
In which dir does it create the build dir?
Make sure your component is loaddd in component-load.xml,
and
your
component's build.xml is included in the filelist in the
parent
build.xml.
Are you working in specialpurpose/yourapp?
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Phoenix AZ
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