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# Base assumption
Event handlers will always use **publicly available application API's**(services)
- already done in Sandbox API by overwriting **SELECT**, **UPDATE**, **READ** and **CREATE**
## Inbound data for validations
- req.target plus expand on related data
- lazy loading on expand
- event facade could have an explicit publishing of specific services or documents (e.g. remote services)
- CQN Protocol adapter for subsequent reads --> req.data plus application service calls
- what is the CDS subset to put in?
- req.data + target-rec (proxy, unloaded)
- ORM type lazy loading (dereferenced)
- application developer could actually provide custom proxies for specific functions
- performance impact of multiple accesses to object graph and multiple DB roundtrips
- can static code checking or developer annotations influence what is loaded into a graph?
- alternative: Stripped-down SELECT limited to req.target and ID
- application service only
- access rights of user respected
- What about to-many relationships? For compositions essential, for associations to be questioned
- Application Service Reads
- outbound data for changes
- call remote services
- register new remote services dynamically
- CAP provides an API on remote services - connect doesn't need to be done by extension developer
- alternative: declarative remote services plumbing with CDS service facade
- model looks like static internal services, remote calls done transparently behind the scenes
-Emit Events
- choreography of extension points
- deep inserts vs. fine grained operations
- input validation may be suited for fine grained operations
- today not in scope for performance reasons
- two different use case: Insert new page to book vs. update order-header with items-constraints in place
- reject request, return errors and warnings - suitable for UI, too
*/
/*
Annotations available:
Entity level
@expression.constraint : [{if: 'expression evaluates to bool'}, on: ['INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE'], error: 'Transaction Rollback and error message', warning: 'Transaction proceeds and warning message']
@expression.computed : [{expression: 'ability to access request payload and modify it', on: ['INSERT, UPDATE']}]
@event : [{if: 'expression evaluates to bool', on: ['INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, READ'], when: 'before or after, default before', emit: 'Event Name', to: 'Messaging target, optional'}]
@expresion.code :[{file: 'file name', on:['insert', 'update'], when: 'before or after, default before'},
{source: 'each => { if (each.stock > 111) {each.title += `-- 11% discount!`; each.price= each.price*0.9}', on:['insert', 'update'], when: 'before or after'}]
Atribute Level
@assert.constraint : {if: 'stock>=0 OR stock <1000', error: 'i18n/error102'};
@event : {if: 'expression evaluates to bool', on: ['INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, READ'], when: 'before or after', emit: 'Event Name', to: 'Messaging target, optional' }
Functions available:
EXISTS(association target)
COUNT,AVG,MIN,MAX,SUM: Composition items, arrays etc
OLD: before image
EACH: loop over composition items
Events covered:
CRUD --> Longhand and Shorthand supported?
Upsert as one event?
Before and after:
Before can change change request payload and stop transaction
After should trigger only asynchronous messages
Specific Events for status changes? I think expression based event emitter suffices
*/
//Entity level annotations
@expression.constraint : [{if: 'stock>100 AND price>15)', on: ['INSERT', 'UPDATE'], error: 'No Book over price 15 should have more than 100 stock' }, // error, rollback transactions
{if: 'stock>90 AND price>15)', on: ['I', 'U'], warning: 'No Book over price 15 should have more than 100 stock' }] //warning, proceed with transaction but report warning back to UI
@expression.computed : {expression: 'if(stock>100) then price=price*0.9', on: ['INSERT']} //ability to modify the payload of the request, but nothing beyond it
@expresion.code :[{file: 'sap.capire.bookshop-Books-beforeInsert', on:['insert', 'update'], when: 'before'}, //naming can be arbitrary?
{source: 'each => { if (each.stock > 111) {each.title += `-- 11% discount!`; each.price= each.price*0.9}', on:['insert', 'update'], when: 'before'}] //alternative
@event : { if:'price>200', emit: 'Expensive Book', to: 'RulesEngine'}
entity Books : managed {
key ID : Integer;
title : localized String(111); @event : {if: 'old.title="Hello"', emit: 'Hello changed' } //old refers to before Image. No "to" clause means message is emitted to any subscriber interested
descr : localized String(1111);
author : Association to Authors @assert.constraint: 'exists(author)'; //function calls need to evaluate to bool
genre : Association to Genres;
stock : Integer @assert.constraint : {if: 'stock>=0 OR stock <1000', error: 'Stock not within permitted parameters'}; //when operand is used, no auto-insert
price : Decimal(9,2) @assert.constraint : '>0'; //insert operand on left side by default
currency : Currency;
image : LargeBinary @Core.MediaType : 'image/png';
stockWorth: Decimal(9,2) @expression.computed : 'stock*price'; //persisted on write. Overhead in runtime, but performance benefit on read. Payload ignored?
// stockWorth2 = stock*price; -- long term goal from compiler team, not persisted on write, but calculated on read
stockWorth3 : Decimal @expression.computed: 'if (stock*price>1000) then stockWorth3=stock.price else stockworth3=1000'; //which altenative?
stockWorth4 : Decimal @expression.computed: {if: '(stock*price>1000)', then: 'stockWorth3=stock.price', else: 'stockworth3=1000'};
}
//@assert.expression: 'dateOfBirth<dateOfDeath'
entity Authors : managed {
key ID : Integer;
name : String(111);
dateOfBirth : Date ;
dateOfDeath : Date @expression.constraint: '>dateOfBirth';
placeOfBirth : String;
placeOfDeath : String;
books : Association to many Books on books.author = $self;
}
/** Hierarchically organized Code List for Genres */
entity Genres : sap.common.CodeList {
key ID : Integer;
parent : Association to Genres;
children : Composition of many Genres on children.parent = $self;
}
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