I would like to add that today I have enhanced the DSL available in all Groovy
scripts in OFBiz by adding support for the EntityUtil class.
From within a Groovy script you can now run queries in the following ways:
// select all fields from one order header record
orderHeader = from('OrderHeader').where('orderId', orderId).queryFirst()
// ... or the equivalent
orderHeader = select().from('OrderHeader').where('orderId',
orderId).queryFirst()
// select only two fields from the order header record
orderHeader = select(‘orderId’,
‘orderDate’).from('OrderHeader').where('orderId', orderId).queryFirst()
The OrderView.groovy file has some examples of its usage.
I think this is a very user friendly way of running queries and I am sure users
will like it.
Jacopo
On Nov 10, 2014, at 6:49 PM, Pierre Smits <pierre.sm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Scott,
>
> I noticed you recently started to change various areas of code from .find
> (functionality) to the new entityquery implementation. As find operations
> take place on various level throughout the entire set of functionalities in
> OFBiz there is a lot to get converted. This not only applies to java code,
> but also to groovy code and even to areas in simple services and screens
> and forms. All in all a enormous endeavour for this community, let alone
> for just one contributor.
>
> Could you do a page in the technical wiki explaining how it all works and
> provide some examples so that others can:
>
> - assist you in those areas
> - take proper notice of this new functionality when they are working on
> new applications and/or solutions.
>
> With such a page not only we can try to speed up the transition, but we
> also help to avoid regressions.
>
> Regards,
>
> Pierre Smits
>
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