Class ErpConnections

Retrieve the list of all defined Erp Connections (not Connectors, that's another list)

Inheritance
object
LiteralsOnlyBase
ErpConnections
Inherited Members
Namespace: SuperOffice.CRM.Lists
Assembly: SoDataBase.BusinessLogic.dll
Syntax
[MDOProviderPlugin("ErpConnections")]
[MDOAdditionalInfo("useRank", "Sort by rank", "true")]
[MDOAdditionalInfo("prefixwithconnector", "Add connector name to names", "true")]
public class ErpConnections : LiteralsOnlyBase, ISoListProvider, ISoList
Remarks

Implementation relies on the ErpConnectionProvider archivelist, and simply reformats its data.

The items contain the GUID (ErpId) used by the connection, in the ExtraInfo field

Constructors

ErpConnections()

Retrieve the list of all defined Erp Connections (not Connectors, that's another list)

Declaration
public ErpConnections()
Remarks

Implementation relies on the ErpConnectionProvider archivelist, and simply reformats its data.

The items contain the GUID (ErpId) used by the connection, in the ExtraInfo field

Fields

ProviderName

Retrieve the list of all defined Erp Connections (not Connectors, that's another list)

Declaration
public const string ProviderName = "ErpConnections"
Field Value
Type Description
string
Remarks

Implementation relies on the ErpConnectionProvider archivelist, and simply reformats its data.

The items contain the GUID (ErpId) used by the connection, in the ExtraInfo field

Methods

AddItemsAsync(CancellationToken)

Subclass contract: use the RawRootItems and RawHeadingItems properties to add items to your literals-only list. The base class will then perform any search or flattening required.

Declaration
protected override Task AddItemsAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
Type Name Description
CancellationToken cancellationToken
Returns
Type Description
Task
Overrides
Remarks

Lists that only contain literals can be either flat or grouped. If you create a grouped list and the caller specifies a forceFlatList attribute, the base class will do the flattening for you.

Examples

This example shows a typical implementation of a literal list, in this case the date interval list from the Filter dialog:

[MDOProviderPlugin( "FilterFutureDate" )]
public class FilterFutureDateList : LiteralsOnlyBase
{
	protected override void AddItems()
	{
		RawRootItems.Add( new SoListItem( 1, "[SR_DATE_RANGE_3MONTHS]", string.Empty, string.Empty ) );
		RawRootItems.Add( new SoListItem( 2, "[SR_DATE_RANGE_4MONTHS]", string.Empty, string.Empty ) );
		RawRootItems.Add( new SoListItem( 3, "[SR_DATE_RANGE_6MONTHS]", string.Empty, string.Empty ) );
		RawRootItems.Add( new SoListItem( 4, "[SR_DATE_RANGE_1YEAR]", string.Empty, string.Empty ) );
		RawRootItems.Add( new SoListItem( 5, "[SR_DATE_RANGE_2YEAR]", string.Empty, string.Empty ) );
	}
}

Note that using a search in this case yields unexpected results. The search is performed on the raw items, which contains resource tags - and that is not what you actually want to search against. So resources + search do not go together.

Implements

Extension Methods