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- There is an existing document on the wiki on how to hook a new procedure into the services layer
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Adding a new procedure in the application layer
Add a new procedure in the app layer by making the following changes:
- in tomcat-main/src/main/resources/defaults:
- add a new base-...xml file
- add a new domain-...xml file
- edit base-relations.xml to add new record type as a relate-able record type
- (Per Chris M, this base-relations.xml file also has an 'all' keyword for all relation - or record? - types, but we don't appear to be using that currently)
- edit the id / number pattern config file, base-other-idgenerator.xml, to add any automatically generated number patterns needed (also need to make the generator(s) in the services layer; there's a document on the DOC wiki about that)
- in tomcat-main/src/main/resources:
- add an xml include line to point to your new procedure's base-* file, to *-tenant.xml (e.g. core-tenant.xml and lifesci-tenant.xml) (in app layer tree) and to our-tenant-tenant.xml (in the mini-build)
- add an xml include line to point to your new procedure's base-* file, to default.xml (this file appears to still be used in populating the lists of record types, at least in app layer tests)
Inspect uispec, uischema coming out of the app layer
(See App layer calls below for more details.)
Create App layer tests, including test datafiles
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Adding a new procedure in the UI layer
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A few additional calls are in
TenantServlet
- init
- composite
In TestUIRecords.java
testMisc()
will create 10 records of every object, procedure type
default /generator, may create 20 objects of each
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