10.02.2015, 19:11 | #1 |
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palleagermark: Best Practice check for multiple models in the same layer
Источник: http://www.agermark.com/2015/02/best...le-models.html
============== The Team Foundation Server integration in AX doesn't play very well with multiple models in the same layer. Without getting into too much detail, you for one thing risk having the unexpected elements deleted from the AOT when you synchronize. I'm on a project where we work with a few different models in the same layer. We have dependencies to these models, developed elsewhere. We have one specific model for my project, which also is the model where we merge all conflicts between models. If we have something in an element, like a class or table, where sub elements belongs to another model, we move these sub elements into our model. So in these cases our model contains the sum of changes to the entire root element. In order to not forget moving the sub elements, I have developed an extra Best Practice check to check if an element belongs to more than one model, and raise an error in that case. To resolve the error I have to move all sub elements into a single model. Here is the code for the Best Practice check (it is what it is...): public void checkMultipleModelsInSameLayer() { TreeNode treeNode = sysBPCheck.treeNode(); SysModelElement sysModelElement; SysModelElement sysModelElementRoot; UtilElements utilElement; SysModelElementData sysModelElementData; SysModel sysModel; SysModelManifest sysModelManifest; Set modelNameSet; SetEnumerator modelNameSetEnumerator; str modelNamesString; if (versioncontrol.ideIntegration()) { if (versioncontrol.parmSysVersionControlSystem() && !(versioncontrol.parmSysVersionControlSystem() is SysVersionControlSystemMorphX)) //MorphX VCS is not file based. { if (treeNode.treeNodeType().isUtilElement() && !SysTreeNode::hasSource(treeNode)) { modelNameSet = new Set(Types::String); utilElement = treeNode.utilElement(); // Only work with root objects if (utilElement.parentId != 0) { return; } // Find the root model element select firstonly RecId from sysModelElementRoot where sysModelElementRoot.Name == utilElement.Name && sysModelElementRoot.ElementType == utilElement.RecordType && SysModelElementRoot.ParentId == 0; // Analyse all children of the root, in the same layer while select tableId from sysModelElement group by sysModelManifest.Name where sysModelElement.RootModelElement == sysModelElementRoot.RecId join tableId from sysModelElementData where sysModelElementData.ModelElement == sysModelElement.RecId join tableId from sysModel where sysModel.RecId == SysModelElementData.ModelId && sysModel.Layer == currentAOLayer() join Name from sysModelManifest where sysModelManifest.Model == SysModel.RecId { modelNameSet.add(sysModelManifest.Name); } if (modelNameSet.elements() > 1) { modelNameSetEnumerator = modelNameSet.getEnumerator(); while (modelNameSetEnumerator.moveNext()) { if (modelNamesString) { modelNamesString += ', '; } modelNamesString += modelNameSetEnumerator.current(); } sysBPCheck.addError(0, 0, 0, strFmt('Object associated with several models in the same layer. Models: %1', modelNamesString)); } } } } }This method as added to relevant classes that extend SysBPCheckBase. Источник: http://www.agermark.com/2015/02/best...le-models.html
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