Examples of org.broadleafcommerce.openadmin.web.form.entity.DynamicEntityFormInfo

Package org.broadleafcommerce.openadmin.web.form.entity

Examples of org.broadleafcommerce.openadmin.web.form.entity.DynamicEntityFormInfo

org.broadleafcommerce.openadmin.web.form.entity.DynamicEntityFormInfo
Used to setup what data will be needed to create add dynamic form fields to an entity. Use the {@link #withCeilingClassName(String)} to indicate the entity which contains the template fields.Use the {@link #withSecurityCeilingClassName(String)} to indicate the entity that should be used to control the security of the fields. For example, if a user has access to Page, then they should also have access to the fields introduced by the PageTemplate. @author bpolster

        // Get the normal entity form for this item
        String returnPath = super.viewEntityForm(request, response, model, pathVars, id);
        EntityForm ef = (EntityForm) model.asMap().get("entityForm");
        
        // Attach the dynamic fields to the form
        DynamicEntityFormInfo info = new DynamicEntityFormInfo()
                .withCeilingClassName(PageTemplate.class.getName())
                .withSecurityCeilingClassName(Page.class.getName())
                .withCriteriaName("constructForm")
                .withPropertyName("pageTemplate")
                .withPropertyValue(ef.findField("pageTemplate").getValue());

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            @PathVariable  Map<String, String> pathVars,
            @PathVariable(value="id") String id,
            @ModelAttribute(value="entityForm") EntityForm entityForm, BindingResult result,
            RedirectAttributes ra) throws Exception {
        // Attach the dynamic form info so that the update service will know how to split up the fields
        DynamicEntityFormInfo info = new DynamicEntityFormInfo()
                .withCeilingClassName(PageTemplate.class.getName())
                .withSecurityCeilingClassName(Page.class.getName())
                .withCriteriaName("constructForm")
                .withPropertyName("pageTemplate");
        entityForm.putDynamicFormInfo("pageTemplate", info);
        
        String returnPath = super.saveEntity(request, response, model, pathVars, id, entityForm, result, ra);
        if (result.hasErrors()) {
            info = entityForm.getDynamicFormInfo("pageTemplate");
            info.setPropertyValue(entityForm.findField("pageTemplate").getValue());
            
            //grab back the dynamic form that was actually put in
            EntityForm inputDynamicForm = entityForm.getDynamicForm("pageTemplate");
            
            EntityForm dynamicForm = getDynamicFieldTemplateForm(info, id, inputDynamicForm);

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    @RequestMapping(value = "/{propertyName}/dynamicForm", method = RequestMethod.GET)
    public String getDynamicForm(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response, Model model,
            @PathVariable  Map<String, String> pathVars,
            @PathVariable("propertyName") String propertyName,
            @RequestParam("propertyTypeId") String propertyTypeId) throws Exception {
        DynamicEntityFormInfo info = new DynamicEntityFormInfo()
                .withCeilingClassName(PageTemplate.class.getName())
                .withSecurityCeilingClassName(Page.class.getName())
                .withCriteriaName("constructForm")
                .withPropertyName(propertyName)
                .withPropertyValue(propertyTypeId);

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        // Get the normal entity form for this item
        String returnPath = super.viewEntityForm(request, response, model, pathVars, id);
        EntityForm ef = (EntityForm) model.asMap().get("entityForm");
        
        // Attach the dynamic fields to the form
        DynamicEntityFormInfo info = new DynamicEntityFormInfo()
                .withCeilingClassName(StructuredContentType.class.getName())
                .withSecurityCeilingClassName(StructuredContent.class.getName())
                .withCriteriaName("constructForm")
                .withPropertyName("structuredContentType")
                .withPropertyValue(ef.findField("structuredContentType").getValue());

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            @PathVariable  Map<String, String> pathVars,
            @PathVariable(value="id") String id,
            @ModelAttribute(value="entityForm") EntityForm entityForm, BindingResult result,
            RedirectAttributes ra) throws Exception {
        // Attach the dynamic form info so that the update service will know how to split up the fields
        DynamicEntityFormInfo info = new DynamicEntityFormInfo()
                .withCeilingClassName(StructuredContentType.class.getName())
                .withSecurityCeilingClassName(StructuredContent.class.getName())
                .withCriteriaName("constructForm")
                .withPropertyName("structuredContentType");
        entityForm.putDynamicFormInfo("structuredContentType", info);
        
        String returnPath = super.saveEntity(request, response, model, pathVars, id, entityForm, result, ra);
        
        if (result.hasErrors()) {
            info = entityForm.getDynamicFormInfo("structuredContentType");
            info.setPropertyValue(entityForm.findField("structuredContentType").getValue());
            
            //grab back the dynamic form that was actually put in
            EntityForm inputDynamicForm = entityForm.getDynamicForm("structuredContentType");
            
            EntityForm dynamicForm = getDynamicFieldTemplateForm(info, id, inputDynamicForm);

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    @RequestMapping(value = "/{propertyName}/dynamicForm", method = RequestMethod.GET)
    public String getDynamicForm(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response, Model model,
            @PathVariable  Map<String, String> pathVars,
            @PathVariable("propertyName") String propertyName,
            @RequestParam("propertyTypeId") String propertyTypeId) throws Exception {
        DynamicEntityFormInfo info = new DynamicEntityFormInfo()
                .withCeilingClassName(StructuredContentType.class.getName())
                .withSecurityCeilingClassName(StructuredContent.class.getName())
                .withCriteriaName("constructForm")
                .withPropertyName(propertyName)
                .withPropertyValue(propertyTypeId);

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        PersistencePackageRequest ppr = getRequestForEntityForm(entityForm, customCriteria, sectionCrumb);
        // If the entity form has dynamic forms inside of it, we need to persist those as well.
        // They are typically done in their own custom persistence handlers, which will get triggered
        // based on the criteria specific in the PersistencePackage.
        for (Entry<String, EntityForm> entry : entityForm.getDynamicForms().entrySet()) {
            DynamicEntityFormInfo info = entityForm.getDynamicFormInfo(entry.getKey());


            if (info.getCustomCriteriaOverride() != null) {
                customCriteria = info.getCustomCriteriaOverride();
            } else {
                String propertyName = info.getPropertyName();
                String propertyValue = entityForm.getFields().get(propertyName).getValue();
                customCriteria = new String[] {info.getCriteriaName(), entityForm.getId(), propertyName, propertyValue};
            }


            PersistencePackageRequest subRequest = getRequestForEntityForm(entry.getValue(), customCriteria, sectionCrumb);
            ppr.addSubRequest(info.getPropertyName(), subRequest);
        }
        return add(ppr);
    }

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        ppr.setRequestingEntityName(entityForm.getMainEntityName());
        // If the entity form has dynamic forms inside of it, we need to persist those as well.
        // They are typically done in their own custom persistence handlers, which will get triggered
        // based on the criteria specific in the PersistencePackage.
        for (Entry<String, EntityForm> entry : entityForm.getDynamicForms().entrySet()) {
            DynamicEntityFormInfo info = entityForm.getDynamicFormInfo(entry.getKey());


            if (info.getCustomCriteriaOverride() != null) {
                customCriteria = info.getCustomCriteriaOverride();
            } else {
                String propertyName = info.getPropertyName();
                String propertyValue = entityForm.getFields().get(propertyName).getValue();
                customCriteria = new String[] { info.getCriteriaName(), entityForm.getId(), propertyName, propertyValue };
            }


            PersistencePackageRequest subRequest = getRequestForEntityForm(entry.getValue(), customCriteria, sectionCrumb);
            subRequest.withSecurityCeilingEntityClassname(info.getSecurityCeilingClassName());
            ppr.addSubRequest(info.getPropertyName(), subRequest);
        }
        return update(ppr);
    }

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        }
        
        // Create the entity form for the dynamic form, as it needs to be persisted separately
        for (Entry<String, Field> entry : dynamicFields.entrySet()) {
            String[] fieldName = entry.getKey().split("\\" + DynamicEntityFormInfo.FIELD_SEPARATOR);
            DynamicEntityFormInfo info = entityForm.getDynamicFormInfo(fieldName[0]);
                    
            EntityForm dynamicForm = entityForm.getDynamicForm(fieldName[0]);
            if (dynamicForm == null) {
                dynamicForm = new EntityForm();
                dynamicForm.setCeilingEntityClassname(info.getCeilingClassName());
                entityForm.putDynamicForm(fieldName[0], dynamicForm);
            }
            
            entry.getValue().setName(fieldName[1]);
            dynamicForm.addField(entry.getValue());

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