How To Implement FICExtension Hook

Introduction

This document explains how to implement the FICExtension Hook. The hook is executed in the execute method of the FormInitializationComponent class just before the response is built.

Hook Implementation

This hook is implemented by extending the FICExtension class. It has just one void method to implement: execute. This method receives as parameters the instances of the objects used to build the response.

mode

The execution mode.

tab

The Tab owner of the Form that it is being executed.

columnValues

Map with the values of forms columns.

row

The BaseOBObject that it is being edited in the form.

changeEventCols

The List of dynamic columns that fire the CHANGE event mode.

calloutMessages

The List of messages returned by the callouts that have been executed.

attachments

The List with the attachments related to the record that it is being edited.

jsExcuteCode

The List of JavaScript code returned by the callouts to be executed in the client.

hiddenInputs

The Map with all the hidden fields with their values.

noteCount

count of notes available on the record that it is being edited.

overwrittenAuxiliaryInputs

The List of the Auxiliary Inputs overriden by callouts.

Example

This example shows a message every time a new product is edited. You can find the code described below in the org.openbravo.platform.features module.

public class ProductFICExtensionExample implements FICExtension {
 
 @Override
  public void execute(String mode, Tab tab, Map<String, JSONObject> columnValues, BaseOBObject row,
      List<String> changeEventCols, List<JSONObject> calloutMessages, List<JSONObject> attachments,
      List<String> jsExcuteCode, Map<String, Object> hiddenInputs, int noteCount,
      List<String> overwrittenAuxiliaryInputs) throws OBException {
    if ("180".equals(tab.getId())) {
      JSONObject jsonMessage = new JSONObject();
      try {
        jsonMessage.put("severity", "TYPE_WARNING");
        jsonMessage.put("text", "Product form opened");
      } catch (JSONException ignore) {
      }
      calloutMessages.add(jsonMessage);
    }
  }
}