Hello Jacques/Hans, Please find my response inline.
On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 11:55 AM, Jacques Le Roux < jacques.le.r...@les7arts.com> wrote: > Hans Bakker wrote: > > Isn't it so that it works the other way around? > > I don't know exactly what Ramkrishna wants to do. Sometimes you need to > customise things (I had to so I did not use the std way). > What I want to do is I have to trigger one customize service when subscription is expired. > > > all subscriptions have an expiry date, and need to be extended? > > When not extended will expire using that date? > > I did not check code in SubscriptionServices.java. I thought Ramkrishna > did, and it did not fit his needs. > I have checked code in SubscriptionServices.java but no single method is expiring the subscription, while extending it. > > > i think there was some extending service which is run regularly.... > > Yes, as said Ramkrishna : runSubscriptionAutoReorders > <description>A service designed to be automatically run by job scheduler > to create orders from subscriptions which need to be extended. > This is done by looking for all subscriptions which are active and where > the automaticExtend flag is set to "Y"</description> > > I see also a SECA for changeOrderStatus which runs > processExtendSubscriptionByOrder > > Jacques > > > > Regards, > > Hans > > > > On 09/12/2013 06:54 PM, Jacques Le Roux wrote: > >> You will have to write your own. Be sure to check what is already in > SubscriptionServices.java > >> > >> Jacques > >> > >> Ramkrishna Swamy wrote: > >>> Hello Jacques, > >>> > >>> The mentioned tables I know but I have not come across any code or > service > >>> which would expire the subscription. I have seen one scheduled service > >>> "runSubscriptionAutoReorders" which checks for expiration of the > >>> subscription by comparing current date and subscription's thruDate; > but it > >>> doesn't expire the subscription only simple check is there. So has > there > >>> been any other code/service already written which performs task of > >>> expiration of the subscription or I will have to write my own custom > >>> service to perform the task. Please suggest. > >>> > >>> > >>>> You got one possibilty (the simplest one and most used I guess). A > little > >>>> explanation of the data model is at > >>>> https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBIZ/Subscription > >>>> > >>>> Jacques > >>>> > >>>> Ramkrishna Swamy wrote: > >>>>> Hello list, > >>>>> > >>>>> I have gone through link of subscription > >>>>> http://www.amicontech.com/blog/subscriptions-in-ofbiz-and-opentaps/, > in > >>>>> this link I did not find how subscription expires. I tried to find a > >>>>> service which should be called on expiration of subscription but I > couldn't > >>>>> find. As per the given link we need to customize a service in order > to > >>>>> serve subscription to the user, so I created a simple java service > in order > >>>>> to see how it's called. It is called once, at the time of placing an > order. > >>>>> So it will create subscription in the system now if I set thruDate to > >>>>> expire the subscription it expires in the system. Is there any > service > >>>>> which is called to expire the subscription. > >>>>> If anyone has any idea how it works then please let me know. > -- Thanks Ramkrishna
