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Leon edited comment on OFBIZ-5261 at 11/7/14 10:45 AM:
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There's error in this commit. e.g.

-- List<GenericValue> allPCMPs = 
EntityUtil.filterByDate(delegator.findByAnd("PartyContactMechPurpose", 
pcmpFindMap, null, false), true);
++ allPCWPs = EntityUtil.filterByDate(allPCWPs, null, "contactFromDate", 
"contactThruDate", true);

According to EntityUtil.filterByDate(List, EntityCondition, String, String 
,Boolean), it filter nothing if condition parameter (the second) is null.

ps: I have created an issue about this. OFBIZ-5869


was (Author: utcb):
There's error in this commit. e.g.

-- List<GenericValue> allPCMPs = 
EntityUtil.filterByDate(delegator.findByAnd("PartyContactMechPurpose", 
pcmpFindMap, null, false), true);
++ allPCWPs = EntityUtil.filterByDate(allPCWPs, null, "contactFromDate", 
"contactThruDate", true);

According to EntityUtil.filterByDate(List, EntityCondition, String, String 
,Boolean), it filter nothing if condition parameter (the second) is null.

> Party contact expiration and its hidden problems
> ------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: OFBIZ-5261
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-5261
>             Project: OFBiz
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: accounting, order, party
>    Affects Versions: Release 09.04, Release 09.04.01, Release 10.04, Release 
> Branch 11.04, Trunk
>            Reporter: Sergei Biletnikov
>            Assignee: Ashish Vijaywargiya
>             Fix For: Release Branch 11.04, Upcoming Branch
>
>         Attachments: OFBIZ-5261.patch
>
>
> I found a problem which can appear when you add new contact like postal 
> address and expiry old one, the old contact is still used by some code.
> The cause of the problem is easy and clear. 
> To make it more clear, let me remind you that OFBiz has a smart contacts data 
> model, where each contact represents the contact data like address, phone 
> number and etc and contact purposes, which is responsible for the how to 
> apply the contact.
> Regarding parties, the main entities here:
> PartyContactMech   (contact)
> and
> PartyContactMechPurpose   (purpose)
> All looks good.
> However, both PartyContactMech and PartyContactMechPurpose have from and thru 
> date creterias,i.e. can be expired!
> If you add a purpose to the contanct and after that you remove it, the 
> purpose will be expired (not deleted), that is ok for auditing.
> RE: PartyContactMech, if you expire the contact,it means this contact 
> mechanism must be out from the game and not be visisble on the profile page. 
> The state of its purposes do not matter anymore, it must be not used.
> But there is a problem here, some code takes into account  
> PartyContactMechPurpose and use date filter but ignores PartyContactMech 
> expiration state. This follows to the error: the contact is expired, the 
> purposes not, but the contact is still used!!!
> Example:
> \applications\order\webapp\ordermgr\WEB-INF\actions\order\CompanyHeader.groovy
> addresses = delegator.findByAnd("PartyContactMechPurpose", [partyId : 
> partyId, contactMechPurposeTypeId : "GENERAL_LOCATION"]);
> selAddresses = EntityUtil.filterByDate(addresses, nowTimestamp, "fromDate", 
> "thruDate", true);
> ........
> phones = delegator.findByAnd("PartyContactMechPurpose", [partyId : partyId, 
> contactMechPurposeTypeId : "PRIMARY_PHONE"]);
> ...........
> only PartyContactMechPurpose  ??? and it ignores that PartyContactMech is 
> already expired! The result : I see the expired contact on the order page.
> \applications\accounting\src\org\ofbiz\accounting\payment\PaymentMethodServices.java
> try {
>                 List<GenericValue> allPCMPs = 
> EntityUtil.filterByDate(delegator.findByAnd("PartyContactMechPurpose",
>                         UtilMisc.toMap("partyId", partyId, "contactMechId", 
> contactMechId, "contactMechPurposeTypeId", contactMechPurposeTypeId), null), 
> true);
>                 tempVal = EntityUtil.getFirst(allPCMPs);
>             } catch (GenericEntityException e) {
>                 Debug.logWarning(e.getMessage(), module);
>                 tempVal = null;
>             }
> .....
> and again, we are interested only in PartyContactMechPurpose. The potential 
> problem is here.
> I did not check the all code of OFBiz, it is just my fast search attempts.
> How to solve the problem???
> In my opinion, the data model looks ok, and it is ok when PartyContactMech is 
> expired, but its purposes are not. It does not break a sense and good for 
> auditing.
> The good solution is to correct code and rely on both parties to find the 
> necessary contact/purpose, for example the PartyContactWithPurpose can be 
> used with contactFromDate, contactThruDate, purposeFromDate, purposeThruDate 
> accordingly. However, I do not know how is big the effort to do that in the 
> existing code.
> The fast and easy solution is expiring all purposes for the expired contact 
> mechanisms, in this case we can rely only on PartyContactMechPurpose.



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