Examples with Customer datamodel.ex1.entity.Customer used on opensource projects

Example 16 with Customer

use of datamodel.ex1.entity.Customer in project jmix-docs by Haulmont.

the class CustomerEdit method onInitEntity.

@Subscribe
public void onInitEntity(InitEntityEvent<Customer> event) {
    CustomerSettings customerSettings = appSettings.load(CustomerSettings.class);
    CustomerGrade defaultGrade = customerSettings.getDefaultGrade();
    Customer customer = event.getEntity();
    customer.setGrade(defaultGrade);
}

Example 17 with Customer

use of datamodel.ex1.entity.Customer in project jmix-docs by Haulmont.

the class CustomerEdit method onCommitAndCloseBtnClick.

// tag::commit[]
@Subscribe("commitAndCloseBtn")
public void onCommitAndCloseBtnClick(Button.ClickEvent event) {
    Customer customer = getEditedEntity();
    String name = customer.getName();
    Map<String, Object> params = new HashMap<>();
    // <1>
    params.put("customer", customer);
    // <2>
    params.put("name", name);
    // <3>
    runtimeService.startProcessInstanceByKey(// <4>
    "new-customer", // <5>
    params);
}

Example 18 with Customer

use of datamodel.ex1.entity.Customer in project jmix-docs by Haulmont.

the class CustomerServiceTest method setUp.

@BeforeEach
void setUp() {
    customer1 = dataManager.create(Customer.class);
    customer1.setName("Alice");
    customer1.setEmail("alice@company.com");
    customer1.setGrade(CustomerGrade.PLATINUM);
    customer2 = dataManager.create(Customer.class);
    customer2.setName("Bob");
    customer2.setEmail("bob@company.com");
    customer2.setGrade(CustomerGrade.GOLD);
    dataManager.save(customer1, customer2);
    for (int i = 1; i <= 50; i++) {
        Customer customer = dataManager.create(Customer.class);
        customer.setName("cust-" + Strings.padStart(String.valueOf(i), 2, '0'));
        customer.setEmail("cust-" + i + "@mail.com");
        customer.setGrade(i > 40 ? CustomerGrade.PLATINUM : (i > 30 ? CustomerGrade.GOLD : CustomerGrade.BRONZE));
        dataManager.save(customer);
    }
}

Example 19 with Customer

use of datamodel.ex1.entity.Customer in project jmix-docs by Haulmont.

the class CustomerEventListener method onCustomerLoading.

@EventListener
void onCustomerLoading(EntityLoadingEvent<Customer> event) {
    Customer customer = event.getEntity();
    String sensitive = encryptionService.decrypt(customer.getEncryptedData());
    customer.setSensitiveData(sensitive);
}

Example 20 with Customer

use of datamodel.ex1.entity.Customer in project jmix-docs by Haulmont.

the class CustomerEventListener method registerGradeChange.

private void registerGradeChange(Id<Customer> customerId, CustomerGrade oldGrade) {
    // <5>
    Customer customer = dataManager.load(customerId).one();
    CustomerGradeChange gradeChange = dataManager.create(CustomerGradeChange.class);
    gradeChange.setCustomer(customer);
    gradeChange.setOldGrade(oldGrade);
    gradeChange.setNewGrade(customer.getGrade());
    dataManager.save(gradeChange);
}