def syncPloneObjects(self, fti, records, sf_object_id=None):
"""
Given the results from Salesforce, update or create the appropriate
Plone objects.
"""
time_start = time.time()
schema = fti.lookupSchema()
catalog = getToolByName(self.context, 'portal_catalog')
query = {
'object_provides': schema.__identifier__,
}
sfid_map = dict([(b.sf_object_id, b) for b in catalog.searchResults(query) \
if b.sf_object_id])
objects_updated_count = 0
for i, record in enumerate(records):
digest = sha1(str(record)).digest()
if record.Id in sfid_map.keys():
sfobj = ISalesforceObject(sfid_map[record.Id].getObject())
del sfid_map[record.Id]
# skip updating items that haven't changed, based on the digest
if digest == sfobj.sf_data_digest:
continue
sfobj.updatePloneObject(record)
else:
obj = createObject(fti.factory)
notify(ObjectCreatedEvent(obj))
sfobj = ISalesforceObject(obj)
sfobj.updatePloneObject(record)
sfobj.addToContainer()
objects_updated_count += 1
sfobj.sf_data_digest = digest
# Trigger ObjectModifiedEvent to reindex the object.
# We mark it so that handlers can avoid taking action when
# objects are updated in this way (such as a handler that
# writes back to Salesforce).
event = ObjectModifiedEvent(sfobj.context)
alsoProvides(event, IModifiedViaSalesforceSync)
notify(event)
# Send an UpdatedFromSalesforce event.
notify(UpdatedFromSalesforceEvent(sfobj.context))
# Commit periodically.
if not objects_updated_count % 10:
try:
transaction.commit()
logger.debug('Committed updates (%s)' % i)
except ConflictError:
# if there was a conflict subsequent commits will fail;
# so explicitly start a new transaction
logger.exception('Conflict on updates (%s)' % i)
transaction.begin()
# Send NotFoundInSalesforce events for objects that weren't
# returned by the Salesforce query.
# We skip this if an sf_object_id was supplied, because that means
# we intentionally didn't find all of the objects.
if sf_object_id is None:
for i, item in enumerate(sfid_map.items()):
sf_id, brain = item
notify(NotFoundInSalesforceEvent(brain.getObject()))
# Commit periodically.
if not i % 10:
transaction.commit()
time_elapsed = time.time() - time_start
logger.debug('Sync completed in %s seconds. Have a nice day.' % time_elapsed)
def syncPloneObjects(self, fti, records, sf_object_id=None, ignore_no_container=None):
"""
Given the results from Salesforce, update or create the appropriate
Plone objects.
"""
time_start = time.time()
schema = fti.lookupSchema()
catalog = getToolByName(self.context, 'portal_catalog')
query = {
'object_provides': schema.__identifier__,
}
sfid_map = dict([(b.sf_object_id, b) for b in catalog.searchResults(query) \
if b.sf_object_id])
objects_updated_count = 0
for i, record in enumerate(records):
digest = sha1(str(record)).digest()
if record.Id in sfid_map.keys():
sfobj = ISalesforceObject(sfid_map[record.Id].getObject())
del sfid_map[record.Id]
# skip updating items that haven't changed, based on the digest
if digest == sfobj.sf_data_digest:
continue
sfobj.updatePloneObject(record)
else:
obj = createObject(fti.factory)
notify(ObjectCreatedEvent(obj))
sfobj = ISalesforceObject(obj)
sfobj.updatePloneObject(record)
try:
sfobj.addToContainer()
except ValueError, e:
if ignore_no_container:
pass
else:
raise e
objects_updated_count += 1
sfobj.sf_data_digest = digest
# Trigger ObjectModifiedEvent to reindex the object.
# We mark it so that handlers can avoid taking action when
# objects are updated in this way (such as a handler that
# writes back to Salesforce).
event = ObjectModifiedEvent(sfobj.context)
alsoProvides(event, IModifiedViaSalesforceSync)
notify(event)
# Send an UpdatedFromSalesforce event.
notify(UpdatedFromSalesforceEvent(sfobj.context))
# Commit periodically.
if not objects_updated_count % 10:
try:
transaction.commit()
logger.debug('Committed updates (%s)' % i)
except ConflictError:
# if there was a conflict subsequent commits will fail;
# so explicitly start a new transaction
logger.exception('Conflict on updates (%s)' % i)
transaction.begin()
