Hi, all.

Attached are two patches for SIP2 support in Evergreen -- one to the OpenNCIP server module that speaks to external services, and one to OpenILS::SIP, Evergreen's connecting glue between OpenNCIP and the OpenSRF-y underbelly.

First, due_dates.patch makes some relatively trivial changes to MsgType.pm in OpenNCIP.

Due dates being returned by the ACS to the SC outside the handle_checkout() method were in a different format than those being returned by handle_checkout(). Specifically, handle_checkout() returned the due_date result direct from the SIP interface (in our case, Evergreen). The other due_dates (for example, in handle_renew) were trying to be parsed through SIP::timestamp(), which expects a Unix timestamp, and was getting an EG due date string. It would fail being parsed, and the SC would get a duedate of 1969-12-31 (or so) back instead.

The SIP2 standard specifically says that the ACS 'can send this date field in any format it wishes'. Since the format currently being returned by Evergreen and used in handle_checkout seems to be working with most SCs, and since I like consistency, I elect to use that format. Larry Wall once said about Perl, "it generally does what you want, unless what you want is consistency." We can do better. :)

My second patch resolves a problem where some SCs expect message 64, the Patron Information Request, to return item barcodes instead of item titles when asking for a list of charged/overdue items, so that the results can be used in an Item Information Request to ask the ACS for more information about the item.

This patch introduces a new configuration stanza, <options> in the implementation_config of an institution in oils_sip.xml. Currently, the only option is 'msg64_summary_datatype', which can have a value of 'barcode', which causes message 64 responses to return item barcodes instead of item titles, the previously default behaviour in Evergreen's SIP2 implementation. Setting any value other than 'barcode', or not setting this value at all will result in message 64 returning titles.

The patch updates both the sample oils_sip.xml configuration file, and Patron.pm in the SIP2 implementation, where the charged_items() lookups are made.

These patches may not qualify as SIP2-fu, but they are little steps toward making the default shipping configuration of Evergreen a little bit more humane, which I think is a desirable thing.

DCO included, just in case these aren't trivial.

Thanks,

Brandon

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Index: MsgType.pm
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/openncip/src/Sip/MsgType.pm,v
retrieving revision 1.44
diff -r1.44 MsgType.pm
1118c1118
<           $resp .= add_field(FID_DUE_DATE, Sip::timestamp($i));
---
>           $resp .= add_field(FID_DUE_DATE, $i);
1121c1121
<           $resp .= add_field(FID_RECALL_DATE, Sip::timestamp($i));
---
>           $resp .= add_field(FID_RECALL_DATE, $i);
1124c1124
<           $resp .= add_field(FID_HOLD_PICKUP_DATE, Sip::timestamp($i));
---
>           $resp .= add_field(FID_HOLD_PICKUP_DATE, $i);
1356c1356
<       $resp .= add_field(FID_DUE_DATE, Sip::timestamp($item->due_date));
---
>       $resp .= add_field(FID_DUE_DATE, $item->due_date);
Index: src/perlmods/OpenILS/SIP/Patron.pm
===================================================================
--- src/perlmods/OpenILS/SIP/Patron.pm  (revision 9845)
+++ src/perlmods/OpenILS/SIP/Patron.pm  (working copy)
@@ -415,9 +415,17 @@
 
        my @o;
        syslog('LOG_DEBUG', "OILS: overdue_items() fleshing circs @overdues");
+       
+       
+       my @return_datatype = grep { $_->{name} eq 'msg64_summary_datatype' } 
@{$self->{config}->{implementation_config}->{options}->{option}};
+       
        for my $circid (@overdues) {
                next unless $circid;
-               push( @o, __circ_to_title($self->{editor}, $circid) );
+               if($return_datatype[0]->{value} ne 'title') {
+                       push( @o, __circ_to_barcode($self->{editor}, $circid));
+               } else {
+                       push( @o, __circ_to_title($self->{editor}, $circid));
+               }
        }
        @overdues = @o;
 
@@ -425,6 +433,14 @@
                [ $overdues[($start-1)..($end-1)] ] : [EMAIL PROTECTED];
 }
 
+sub __circ_to_barcode {
+       my ($e, $circ) = @_;
+       return unless $circ;
+       $circ = $e->retrieve_action_circulation($circ);
+       my $copy = $e->retrieve_asset_copy($circ->target_copy);
+       return $copy->barcode;
+}
+
 sub __circ_to_title {
        my( $e, $circ ) = @_;
        return unless $circ;
@@ -447,10 +463,18 @@
 
        my @c;
        syslog('LOG_DEBUG', "OILS: charged_items() fleshing circs @charges");
+
+       my @return_datatype = grep { $_->{name} eq 'msg64_summary_datatype' } 
@{$self->{config}->{implementation_config}->{options}->{option}};
+
        for my $circid (@charges) {
                next unless $circid;
-               push( @c, __circ_to_title($self->{editor}, $circid) );
+               if($return_datatype[0]->{value} ne 'title') {
+                       push( @c, __circ_to_barcode($self->{editor}, $circid));
+               } else {
+                       push( @c, __circ_to_title($self->{editor}, $circid));
+               }
        }
+
        @charges = @c;
 
        return (defined $start and defined $end) ? 
Index: examples/oils_sip.xml.example
===================================================================
--- examples/oils_sip.xml.example       (revision 9845)
+++ examples/oils_sip.xml.example       (working copy)
@@ -78,7 +78,17 @@
                                        <item name='renew' value='true'/>
                                        <item name='renew all' value='false'/>
                                </supports>
-
+                               <options>
+                                       <!-- msg64, the patron information 
request can be
+                                         made to return patron barcodes by 
setting
+                                         the option 'msg64_summary_datatype' 
to 'barcode'
+                                         as below. Any other value, or no 
value at all
+                                         will cause OpenILS::SIP to return the 
title
+                                         in response to a message 64 request, 
which was the
+                                         default behaviour in previous 
versions of Evergreen.
+                                       -->
+                                       <option name='msg64_summary_datatype' 
value='barcode' />
+                               </option>
                                <scripts>
                                        <path>/openils/var/</path>
                     <path>/openils/var/catalog/</path>

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