Class ScheduledJobParameterTableCustomizer

java.lang.Object

com.kingsrook.qqq.backend.core.model.scheduledjobs.customizers.ScheduledJobParameterTableCustomizer

All Implemented Interfaces:

TableCustomizerInterface

public class ScheduledJobParameterTableCustomizer
extends Object
implements TableCustomizerInterface

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface com.kingsrook.qqq.backend.core.actions.customizers.TableCustomizerInterface

TableCustomizerInterface.NotImplementedHereException

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface com.kingsrook.qqq.backend.core.actions.customizers.TableCustomizerInterface

LOG

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
ScheduledJobParameterTableCustomizer()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
List<QRecord>	postDelete(DeleteInput deleteInput, List<QRecord> records)	Custom actions after a delete takes place.
List<QRecord>	postInsert(InsertInput insertInput, List<QRecord> records)	custom actions after an insert takes place.
List<QRecord>	postUpdate(UpdateInput updateInput, List<QRecord> records, Optional<List<QRecord>> oldRecordList)	custom actions after an update takes place.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface com.kingsrook.qqq.backend.core.actions.customizers.TableCustomizerInterface

oldRecordListToMap, postInsertOrUpdate, postQuery, preDelete, preInsert, preInsertOrUpdate, preUpdate, whenToRunPreInsert

Constructor Details

ScheduledJobParameterTableCustomizer

public ScheduledJobParameterTableCustomizer()

Method Details

postInsert

public List<QRecord> postInsert(InsertInput insertInput,
 List<QRecord> records)
                         throws QException

Description copied from interface: TableCustomizerInterface

custom actions after an insert takes place. General implementation would be, to iterate over the records (the outputs of the insert action), and look at their values: - possibly adding Errors (`addError`) or Warnings (`addWarning`) to the records - possibly throwing an exception - though doing so won't stop the update, and instead will just set a warning on all of the updated records... - doing "whatever else" you may want to do. - returning the list of records (can be the input list) that you want to go back to the caller.

Specified by:

postInsert in interface TableCustomizerInterface

Throws:

QException

postUpdate

public List<QRecord> postUpdate(UpdateInput updateInput,
 List<QRecord> records,
 Optional<List<QRecord>> oldRecordList)
                         throws QException

Description copied from interface: TableCustomizerInterface

custom actions after an update takes place. General implementation would be, to iterate over the records (the outputs of the update action), and look at their values: - possibly adding Errors (`addError`) or Warnings (`addWarning`) to the records? - possibly throwing an exception - though doing so won't stop the update, and instead will just set a warning on all of the updated records... - doing "whatever else" you may want to do. - returning the list of records (can be the input list) that you want to go back to the caller. Note, "old records" (e.g., with values freshly fetched from the backend) will be available (if the backend supports it).

Specified by:

postUpdate in interface TableCustomizerInterface

Throws:

QException

postDelete

public List<QRecord> postDelete(DeleteInput deleteInput,
 List<QRecord> records)
                         throws QException

Description copied from interface: TableCustomizerInterface

Custom actions after a delete takes place. General implementation would be, to iterate over the records (ones which didn't have a delete error), and look at their values: - possibly adding Errors (`addError`) or Warnings (`addWarning`) to the records? - possibly throwing an exception - though doing so won't stop the delete, and instead will just set a warning on all of the deleted records... - doing "whatever else" you may want to do. - returning the list of records (can be the input list) that you want to go back to the caller - this is how errors and warnings are propagated .

Specified by:

postDelete in interface TableCustomizerInterface

Throws:

QException