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Jonathon Wong commented on OFBIZ-659:
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I'm for keeping what's working. But if someone can refactor all those Java
codes into Minilang codes without error and without changing the original
functionalities, then I'd say go ahead.
As for Java vs Minilang, are we certain that all the Java codes necessary in
the Create Order process can even be translated into Minilang? Last I saw,
Minilang has many limitations, particularly error-catching.
> Refactoring Create Order process
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>
> Key: OFBIZ-659
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-659
> Project: OFBiz (The Open for Business Project)
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: order
> Reporter: Anil K Patel
> Attachments: OrderChekOutProcessRefac.patch,
> OrderProcessSimpleMethods.patch
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> Focus of this Jira Issue is Refactoring Create Order Process, Implement a
> parallel code as needed so that the current Code remains intact.
> From David's email on Mailing list.
> Just some quick thoughts...
> Following the pattern of the anonymous and other checkout processes
> in the ecommerce app would be a great way to go.
> In the order manager there are various paths through the checkout
> process so we might have, for example, 2 different sets of request-
> map definitions and two different "progress bars", one for sales
> orders and one for purchase orders. These two different sets of high-
> level artifacts can point to the same views, services/events,
> screens, data prep scripts, etc wherever the two processes overlap.
> -David
> My Initial comments
> The anonymous checkout process in Ecommerce component provides some high
> level guiding principals. Few things that I can think of are
> 1) moving some code that's embedded in Java classes into small simple methods.
> 2) Moving process control logic from event handlers to Controller file.
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