def execute(my):
# get command sobject and the notification code associated with it
class_name = my.get_command().__class__.__name__
cmd_sobj = CommandSObj.get_by_class_name(class_name)
# if this command is not registered, it cannot have a notification
# code, so skip
if not cmd_sobj:
return
my.notification_code = cmd_sobj.get_value('notification_code')
# get the search objects operated on by the command and iterate
# through them
command = my.get_command()
sobjects = command.get_sobjects()
if not sobjects:
msg = "Command [%s] has no sobjects. Triggers cannot be called" % class_name
Environment.add_warning("Command has no sobjects", msg)
input = my.get_input()
# TODO: figure out what to do when there are multiple sobjects
# Right now, there is a single mail per sobject which may be
# way too heavy.
for sobject in sobjects:
my.handle_sobject(sobject, command, input)
def execute(my):
# get command sobject and the notification code associated with it
class_name = my.get_command().__class__.__name__
cmd_sobj = CommandSObj.get_by_class_name(class_name)
# if this command is not registered, it cannot have a notification
# code, so skip
if not cmd_sobj:
return
my.notification_code = cmd_sobj.get_value('notification_code')
# get the search objects operated on by the command and iterate
# through them
command = my.get_command()
sobjects = command.get_sobjects()
if not sobjects:
msg = "Command [%s] has no sobjects. Triggers cannot be called" % class_name
Environment.add_warning("Command has no sobjects", msg)
input = my.get_input()
# TODO: figure out what to do when there are multiple sobjects
# Right now, there is a single mail per sobject which may be
# way too heavy.
for sobject in sobjects:
my.handle_sobject(sobject, command, input)
def execute(my):
# get command sobject and the notification code associated with it
class_name = my.get_command().__class__.__name__
cmd_sobj = CommandSObj.get_by_class_name(class_name)
if not cmd_sobj:
return
my.notification_code = cmd_sobj.get_value('notification_code')
# get the search objects operated on by the command and iterate
# through them
command = my.get_command()
sobjects = command.get_sobjects()
if not sobjects:
msg = "Command '%s' has no sobjects. Triggers cannot be called" % class_name
Environment.add_warning("Command has no sobjects", msg)
for sobject in sobjects:
my.handle_sobject(sobject, command)
def execute(self):
# get command sobject and the notification code associated with it
class_name = self.get_command().__class__.__name__
cmd_sobj = CommandSObj.get_by_class_name(class_name)
if class_name != 'SimpleStatusCmd':
return
if not cmd_sobj:
return
# get the search objects operated on by the command and iterate
# through them
command = self.get_command()
sobjects = command.get_sobjects()
if not sobjects:
msg = "Command '%s' has no sobjects. Triggers cannot be called" % class_name
Environment.add_warning("Command has no sobjects", msg)
for sobject in sobjects:
self.handle_sobject(sobject, command)
def execute(self):
# get command sobject and the notification code associated with it
class_name = self.get_command().__class__.__name__
cmd_sobj = CommandSObj.get_by_class_name(class_name)
if class_name != 'SimpleStatusCmd':
return
if not cmd_sobj:
return
# get the search objects operated on by the command and iterate
# through them
command = self.get_command()
sobjects = command.get_sobjects()
if not sobjects:
msg = "Command '%s' has no sobjects. Triggers cannot be called" % class_name
Environment.add_warning("Command has no sobjects", msg)
for sobject in sobjects:
self.handle_sobject(sobject, command)
def execute(my):
# get command sobject and the notification code associated with it
class_name = my.get_command().__class__.__name__
cmd_sobj = CommandSObj.get_by_class_name(class_name)
if not cmd_sobj:
return
my.notification_code = cmd_sobj.get_value('notification_code')
# get the search objects operated on by the command and iterate
# through them
command = my.get_command()
sobjects = command.get_sobjects()
if not sobjects:
msg = "Command '%s' has no sobjects. Triggers cannot be called" % class_name
Environment.add_warning("Command has no sobjects", msg)
for sobject in sobjects:
my.handle_sobject(sobject, command)
