To implement pre/after/post routines on core processes is possible at this moment to extend the class and override the methods prepare/doIt/postProcess.
But that's not always possible as not all processes are exposed to plugins, and also in some cases it can be necessary that several plugins capture the same process.
So, this ticket is to improve extensibility by implementing events for:
pre-process - after prepare, before doIt
after-process - after doIt, before commit
post-process - after commit
Committed 197191b
Sample code for the EventHandler:
The Event can be registered using UUID or classname:
please see discussion Bug: EventHandler is not thread safe
i love to have
Event event = EventManager.newEvent(topic,
new EventProperty(EventManager.EVENT_DATA, m_pi),
new EventProperty("processUUID", m_pi.getAD_Process_UU()),
new EventProperty("className", m_pi.getClassName()),
new EventProperty("processClassName", this.getClass().getName())
);
because process factory can return any process, i want to know which class i add my handle
Hi ,
ProcessFactory can return a different class, but is always based on the classname registered in dictionary.
So, I think you normally want to add the EventHandler to the registered class, not to your custom class.
Which would be the use case?
Regards,
Carlos Ruiz
example: i want to handle that event for jasper report only case ReportStart is called. in case other implement called i want to implement handle a bit different