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IPC: Maintaining state between checkRequirement() method call

Posted on Oct 20, 2006 at 10:04 AM 10 Views

Hi,

I am new to IPC development. There was a requirement to develop new Routine 600 there are two parts.

1. “Late entry fees” 30£ which are applicable to all the lines depending on a criteria.

2. “Administration fee” 10£ which is once per order regardless on number of line items depending on whether it is late entry.

Eg: Line items:

1 . Product:1000011, quantity: 1, LateEntry:NO, Admincharge:NO

2 . Product:1000001, quantity: 2, LateEntry:YES, Admincharge:YES

3 . Product:1001001, quantity: 5, LateEntry:YES, Admincharge:NO (I should not calculate admin charge if it is calculated earlier, I should return false for 600 routine in checkRequirement() of PricingUserExits.java)

I am using PricingUserExits.java and method is checkRequirement() I have coded the first condition for 600 routine. I am facing problem coding the second condition. I need to access all the lines in this method to decide weather admin fees were calculated or not. How can I access other line items in this method? Or simply how can I maintain state between consecutive checkRequirement() method call to decide weather to calculate admin fees or not.

I have tried it with fail, dieing for an answer help please 😊

Thanks in advance,

Tejaswee.

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  • author's profile photo Kaushal Shah
    Kaushal Shah
    Posted on Oct 20, 2006 at 02:58 PM
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    To access other line items you will have to use getItems method of object IPricingDocument.

    Hope this helps.

    Regards,

    Kaushal

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