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Subject: Re: Using <call-bsh> in minilang
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From: "Justin Robinson" <justin@venturenet.co.za>
> I've been trying to wing it with minilang, it seems pretty straight
> forward...but I ended up with a situation where I could either go with
> minlang recursion (no clue how to handle the ins and outs) or a bsh
> script, since the function I need is already defined in a java class
> I'm trying to go with the latter.
> 
> The method I wish to use requires a delegator as an argument, how
> would I provide this from within a minilang script?
> Also is it possible to set a field field="field" from-field="declared
> inside" <call-bsh></call-bsh> tag.(see example)
> 
> fragment:
> 
> <!--The objective here is to look up the CustRequestRole entity of roleTypeId:
> CONTACT, to get the contact partyId so it's email address can be used if
> there is none on the account -->
> <if-empty field="parameters.sendTo">
> <call-bsh>
> String contactPartyId =
> com.opensourcestrategies.crmsfa.cases.UtilCase.getCasePrimaryContactPartyId(delegator,
> custRequestId));
>                 </call-bsh>
> <set field="getEmail.partyId" from-field="contactPartyId" />
> <call-service service-name="getPartyEmail"
> in-map-name="getEmail">
> <result-to-field result-name="emailAddress" field="parameters.sendTo" />
> </call-service>
> </if-empty>
> 
> 
> -- 
> Regards,
> Justin
> Venture-Net Research & Development
>