BusinessProcessActivity Property
Namespace: Firefly.BoxAssembly: Firefly.Box (in Firefly.Box.dll) Version: debug-master-v:33791
public Activities Activity { get; set; }
Public Property Activity As Activities
Get
Set
abstract Activity : Activities with get, set
override Activity : Activities with get, set
ActivitiesITaskActivity This examples demonstrates the usage of
Activity property in a
BusinessProcessThis example is in the form of Unit Tests. It references the NUnit framework. This framework can be downloaded from
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This example is based on test data. The code for the entities included in this test data can be found in the documentation of
Entityusing System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using NUnit.Framework;
using Firefly.Box;
using Firefly.Box.Testing;
namespace TestFirefly.Box.Documentation
{
[TestFixture]
public class DemoBusinessProcess
{
[Test]
public void IterateAllRows()
{
var employees = new Pubs.Employees();
employees.InitializeWithTestData();// Insert test data to the table
var bp = new BusinessProcess
{
From = employees,
Activity = Activities.Update // The default activity
};
int numberOfEmployeesWithoutMiddleInitials = 0;
bp.ForEachRow(() =>
{
if (employees.MiddleInitial == "")
numberOfEmployeesWithoutMiddleInitials++;
});
numberOfEmployeesWithoutMiddleInitials.ShouldBe(10);//Checks that there are 10 employees in the test data without a middle initial
}
[Test]
public void DeleteEmployeesWithJob5()
{
var employees = new Pubs.Employees();
employees.InitializeWithTestData();// Insert test data to the table
employees.CountRows().ShouldBe(43);// Verifies that the test data has 43 rows
var bp = new BusinessProcess
{
From = employees,
Activity = Activities.Delete
};
bp.Where.Add(employees.JobId.IsEqualTo(5));
bp.Run();
employees.CountRows().ShouldBe(36);// Verifies that after the delete, only 36 rows remain
}
[Test]
public void InsertAnEmployee()
{
var employees = new Pubs.Employees();
employees.InitializeWithTestData();// Insert test data to the table
employees.CountRows().ShouldBe(43); // Verifies that the test data has 43 rows
var bp = new BusinessProcess
{
From = employees,
Activity = Activities.Insert
};
bp.ForFirstRow(() =>
{
employees.Id.Value = "ID-1234";
employees.FirstName.Value = "John";
employees.LastName.Value = "Doe";
});
employees.CountRows().ShouldBe(44);// Verifies that after the insert, there are 44 rows in the test data
}
}
}