Introducción a los modelos de procesos personalizados

Utilización de Modelador de Procesos RightNow

<?php
/** * CPMObjectEventHandler: MinimalContactHandler * Package: RN * Objects: Contact * Actions: Create, Update * Version: 1.2 * Purpose: Minimal CPM handler for contact create and update. */use \RightNow\Connect\v1_2 as RNCPHP;use \RightNow\CPM\v1 as RNCPM;
/** * Handler class for CPM */class MinimalContactHandler implements RNCPM\ObjectEventHandler{
    /**     * Apply CPM logic to object.     * @param int $runMode     * @param int $action     * @param object $contact     * @param int $cycles     */    public static function apply($runMode, $action, $contact, $cycle)    {        if ($cycle !== 0) return;                if (RNCPM\ActionUpdate == $action)        { $name = $contact->Name->First; $login= $contact->Login; $c_id =  $contact->ID; $contacto2 = RNCPHP\Contact::fetch($c_id);            $contact->Name->First = "CPM Update Test";              $contact->save();
        }        elseif (RNCPM\ActionCreate == $action)        { $name = $contact->Name->First;            $contact->Name->First = "CPM Create Test"; $login= $contact->Login; $c_id =  $contact->ID; $contacto2 = RNCPHP\Contact::fetch($c_id);            $rut = $contacto2->CustomFields->c->rut;   $contacto2->CustomFields->c->rut=$login; $contacto2->save();            $contact->save();
        }    }
}
/** * CPM test harness */class MinimalContactHandler_TestHarness        implements RNCPM\ObjectEventHandler_TestHarness{
    static $contactOneId = null,            $contactTwoId = null;
    /**     * Set up test cases.     */    public static function setup()    {        // First test        $contactOne = new RNCPHP\Contact;        $contactOne->Name->First = "First";        $contactOne->save();        self::$contactOneId = $contactOne->ID;
        // Second test        /*$contactTwo = new RNCPHP\Contact;        $contactTwo->Name->First = "Second";        $contactTwo->save();        self::$contactTwoId = $contactTwo->ID; */    }
    /**     * Return the object that we want to test with. You could also return      * an array of objects to test more than one variation of an object.     * @param int $action     * @param class $object_type     * @return object | array     */    public static function fetchObject($action, $object_type)    {        $contactOne = $object_type::fetch(self::$contactOneId);        //$contactTwo = $object_type::fetch(self::$contactTwoId);        //return array($contactOne, $contactTwo); return array($contactOne);    }
    /**     * Validate test cases     * @param int $action     * @param object $contact     * @return bool     */    public static function validate($action, $contact)    {        if (RNCPM\ActionUpdate == $action)        {            if (assert($contact->Name->First == "CPM Update Test"))            {                echo "Update test passed\n";                return true;            }            else            {                echo "Update test FAILED\n";            }        }        elseif (RNCPM\ActionCreate == $action)        {            if (assert($contact->Name->First == "CPM Create Test"))            {                echo "Create test passed\n";                return true;            }            else            {                echo "Create test FAILED\n";            }        }        else        {            echo "Invalid action";        }        return false;    }
    /**     * Destroy every object created by this test. Not necessary since in      * test mode and nothing is committed, but good practice if only to     * document the side effects of this test.     */    public static function cleanup()    {        if (self::$contactOneId)        {            $contactOne = RNCPHP\Contact::fetch(self::$contactOneId);            $contactOne->destroy();            self::$contactOneId = null;        }
        if (self::$contactTwoId)        {            $contactTwo = RNCPHP\Contact::fetch(self::$contactTwoId);            $contactTwo->destroy();            self::$contactTwoId = null;        }    }
}
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