SysOperation Framework: Simple class construct with data provider

The code below is a simple class construct for the SysOperation framework.

Datacontract

[DataContractAttribute]
public class TutorialSysOperationDataContract
{
    CustAccount custAccount;
}

[DataMemberAttribute]
public CustAccount parmCustAccount(CustAccount _custAccount = custAccount)
{
    custAccount = _custAccount;
    return custAccount;
}

Service

class TutorialSysOperationService extends SysOperationServiceBase
{
}

The method runService() is the actual service method. Using the SysEntryPointAttribute attribute, we control here that no further authorization checks are necessary.

[SysEntryPointAttribute(false)]
public void runService(TutorialSysOperationDataContract _dataContract)
{
    info("Done");
}

Controller

class TutorialSysOperationController extends SysOperationServiceController
{
}

In new() we link the controller to the service class.

void new()
{
    super();

    this.parmClassName(classStr(TutorialSysOperationService));
    this.parmMethodName(methodStr(TutorialSysOperationService, runService));
}

The main() is the classic entry point when the controller is called via a MenuItem.
In the example, we fill the DataContract with a fixed value at this point. Here, for example, you would use the args object to determine the caller and fill the DataContract accordingly.

public static void main(Args _args)
{
    TutorialSysOperationController controller;
    TutorialSysOperationDataContract dataContract;

    controller = new TutorialSysOperationController();
    controller.parmArgs(_args);

    controller.parmExecutionMode(SysOperationExecutionMode::Synchronous);

    // DataContract
    dataContract = controller.getDataContractObject();
    if(dataContract is TutorialSysOperationDataContract)
    {
        dataContract.parmCustAccount("10001");    
    }
    
    controller.startOperation();
}