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Script Callout

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Creating the Rule

Within the script you can use:

  • Window context variables start with a W_ prefix
  • Login context variables start with G_ prefix
  • Parameters for callout start with A_ prefix
    • A_WindowNo
    • A_Tab
    • A_Field
    • A_Value
    • A_OldValue
    • A_Ctx

BeanShell

Configure Callout from Table/Column

BeanShell2

  • This Callout can also be called from the Report & Process Window. Just remember to set in the Rule window from which Event Type are you calling this Rule Script.

Sample Code provided for copy/paste testing

On the Table and Column, callout reference:

@script:beanshell:BP_fillDescriptionFromName

On the Rule Search Key:

if (A_Tab.getValue("Name") != null) {
    A_Tab.setValue("Description", A_Tab.getValue("Name"));
}
result = "";

Sample Code for Setting Payment Bank Account

This script will set the bank account on the Payment window based on the Tender Type and Credit Card Type.

On the Payment Table and Column, callout reference for Tender Type and Credit Card Type:

@script:beanshell:payment_setpaymentprocessor

On the Rule Search Key:

beanshell:payment_setpaymentprocessor

On the Rule Script:

import org.compiere.model.MPayment;

if(A_Tab.getValue("TenderType") != null && A_Tab.getValue("CreditCardType") != null && A_Tab.getValue("CreditCardType") != "")
{
   MPayment pmt = new MPayment(A_Ctx, 0,null);
   pmt.setTenderType(A_Tab.getValue("TenderType"));
   pmt.setC_Currency_ID(A_Tab.getValue("C_Currency_ID"));
   pmt.setCreditCardType(A_Tab.getValue("CreditCardType"));
   pmt.setPaymentProcessor();
   A_Tab.setValue("C_BankAccount_ID", pmt.getC_BankAccount_ID());
   pmt = null;
}
else
{
   A_Tab.setValue("C_BankAccount_ID", 0);
}    
result="";

Scripting Languages

  • Now standard Adempiere has uploaded jars to work with groovyopen in new window, jythonopen in new window and beanshellopen in new window

  • to call a script from a Callout follow these sample syntax:

    • @script:beanshell:ValidateQtyOnHand
    • @script:groovy:ValidateQtyOnHand
    • @script:jython:ValidateQtyOnHand
  • When you create the rule, you have to set in the Search Key such as:

    • Search Key : beanshell:ValidateQtyOnHand
    • Search Key : groovy:ValidateQtyOnHand
    • Search Key : jython:ValidateQtyOnHand
  • Set the Event Type as Callout and Rule Type as JSR 223 Scripting APIs

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