Examples with PaymentBatch org.estatio.module.capex.dom.payment.PaymentBatch used on opensource projects

Example 1 with PaymentBatch

use of org.estatio.module.capex.dom.payment.PaymentBatch in project estatio by estatio.

the class PaymentBatchManager method addInvoiceToPayByBankAccount.

@Action(semantics = SemanticsOf.IDEMPOTENT, publishing = Publishing.DISABLED)
public PaymentBatchManager addInvoiceToPayByBankAccount(final IncomingInvoice incomingInvoice, final BankAccount debtorBankAccount) {
    PaymentBatch paymentBatch = paymentBatchRepository.findOrCreateNewByDebtorBankAccount(debtorBankAccount);
    paymentBatch.addLineIfRequired(incomingInvoice);
    return new PaymentBatchManager();
}

Example 2 with PaymentBatch

use of org.estatio.module.capex.dom.payment.PaymentBatch in project estatio by estatio.

the class PaymentBatchManager method removeNegativeTransfers.

/**
 * Removes (deletes) all {@link PaymentLine line}s that correspond to a transfer which is a net negative.
 */
private void removeNegativeTransfers(PaymentBatch paymentBatch) {
    final List<PaymentLine> paymentLines = paymentBatch.getTransfers().stream().filter(x -> x.getAmount().compareTo(BigDecimal.ZERO) <= 0).map(CreditTransfer::getLines).flatMap(Collection::stream).collect(Collectors.toList());
    // seems to be necessary to flush everything through both before and after, presumably to deal with the
    // dependent collection (else get DN error about having added a deleted object to the batch's lines collection)
    flushTransaction();
    // this is sufficient, because PaymentBatch#lines is a dependent collection
    for (PaymentLine paymentLine : paymentLines) {
        paymentBatch.getLines().remove(paymentLine);
    }
    // see discussion above.
    flushTransaction();
    if (paymentBatch.getLines().isEmpty()) {
        paymentBatch.remove();
    }
}

Example 3 with PaymentBatch

use of org.estatio.module.capex.dom.payment.PaymentBatch in project estatio by estatio.

the class PaymentBatchManager method downloadExcelExportForCompletedBatches.

@Action(semantics = SemanticsOf.SAFE, commandPersistence = CommandPersistence.NOT_PERSISTED, publishing = Publishing.DISABLED)
public Blob downloadExcelExportForCompletedBatches(@Nullable final String documentName, final LocalDate startExecutionDate, final LocalDate endExecutionDate) {
    List<PaymentLineForExcelExportV1> lineVms = new ArrayList<>();
    List<PaymentBatch> batchesToExport = getCompletedBatches().stream().filter(x -> x.getRequestedExecutionDate().toLocalDate().isAfter(startExecutionDate.minusDays(1)) && x.getRequestedExecutionDate().toLocalDate().isBefore(endExecutionDate.plusDays(1))).collect(Collectors.toList());
    for (PaymentBatch batch : batchesToExport) {
        lineVms.addAll(batch.paymentLinesForExcelExport());
    }
    String name = documentName != null ? documentName.concat(".xlsx") : "export.xlsx";
    return excelService.toExcel(lineVms, PaymentLineForExcelExportV1.class, "export", name);
}

Example 4 with PaymentBatch

use of org.estatio.module.capex.dom.payment.PaymentBatch in project estatio by estatio.

the class PaymentBatchApprovalStateSubscriber method on.

@Programmatic
@com.google.common.eventbus.Subscribe
@org.axonframework.eventhandling.annotation.EventHandler
public void on(PaymentBatch.ObjectPersistedEvent ev) {
    // nb: note that the batch at this stage has no lines attached to it,
    // so there is a limit as to what we can safely do.
    // however, it *is* ok to just create the state chart for the domain object.
    final PaymentBatch paymentBatch = ev.getSource();
    PaymentBatchApprovalState approvalState = paymentBatch.getApprovalState();
    if (approvalState == PaymentBatchApprovalStateTransitionType.INSTANTIATE.getToState()) {
        // ie was set in the persisting callback
        stateTransitionService.trigger(paymentBatch, PaymentBatchApprovalStateTransitionType.INSTANTIATE, null, null);
    }
}

Example 5 with PaymentBatch

use of org.estatio.module.capex.dom.payment.PaymentBatch in project estatio by estatio.

the class EstatioAppHomePage method findIncomingInvoicesWithin.

private List<IncomingInvoice> findIncomingInvoicesWithin(final List<PaymentBatch> batches) {
    final List<IncomingInvoice> invoices = Lists.newArrayList();
    for (PaymentBatch completedBatch : batches) {
        invoices.addAll(Lists.newArrayList(completedBatch.getLines()).stream().map(PaymentLine::getInvoice).collect(Collectors.toList()));
    }
    invoices.sort(Ordering.natural().nullsLast().onResultOf(IncomingInvoice::getInvoiceDate));
    return invoices;
}