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NWZ-E463/E463HK/E463K/E464/E464K/E465 sony walkman sound unlocking
Hello
here is a new post about these models:
How to use the destination setting tool
Note 1: Please use this tool after closing other application software.
Model : NWZ-E463/E464/E465
Destination setting (DEST)
The destination setting, language information, and sound pressure
regulation information are written in the NAND fl ash memory.
Note: Not used for the servicing.
Nevertheless, you can try the testmode with the service manual here:
(I will NOT be liable to you for any damages, including without limitation, direct, indirect, special, incidental, punitive, or consequential damages that may occurs to your product)
Juliette Katz – L’antidote ( cover)
Encore un de perdu, sans un, dix retrouvés
A peine connu déjà évaporé
Encore un en transit, encore un de passage
Encore un qui te quitte, tu tournes la page
Mais ton cœur mandarine, on l’épluche trop souvent
T’as des airs d’héroïne, d’un mauvais roman
Et tes princes d’opérette ainsi font, au fond
Trois petits tours de claquettes et puis s’en vont, et puis s’en vont
Si j’avais l’antidote, au chagrin d‘amour
Je te rendrais plus forte, pour que tu t’aimes un jour
Si j’avais l’antidote, à tes peines de cœur,
Je te rendrais plus forte, petite sœur
Car toi, tu es l’ile dont rêvent les marins
Cette reine fragile qui inspire l’écrivain
Toi, tu as séduit le plus grand dû des vents
Tu es celle qu’ont choisie les muses, les titans
Même si tu ne le vois pas tu es bien plus encore
ce n’est pas moi qui dit ça,
C’est le vent du nord
Alors ne laisse personne s’amuser avec toi,
Et si tu t’abandonnes, que ce soit pour un roi, que ce soit pour un roi
Si j’avais l’antidote, au chagrin d‘amour
Je te rendrais plus forte, pour que tu t’aimes un jour
Si j’avais l’antidote, à tes peines de cœur,
Je te rendrais plus forte, petite sœur
Allez viens, je t’emmène suivre le vent du nord
Au fil des éoliennes, de port en port
Allez viens, ne pleure pas, tu trouveras des trésors,
Cachés au fond de toi, tu n’as rien vu encore
Et, ton âme en détresse, dans la valse des aimés
que le vent la caresse
Et l’emporte, apaisée,
Que le vent lui apprenne la confiance et l’audace
Allez viens, je t’emmène, tu verras que tout passe,
Tu verras que tout passe
Si j’avais l’antidote, au chagrin d‘amour
Je te rendrais plus forte, pour que tu t’aimes un jour
Si j’avais l’antidote, à tes peines de cœur,
Je te rendrais plus forte, petite sœur
Pont (tadada)
Si j’avais l’antidote, au chagrin d‘amour
Je te rendrais plus forte, petite sœur
M – cover – Est ce que c’est ça ?
L’impudeur des sentiments
Ca ne m’excite pas
Y a comme un pas
Un paravent entre elle et moi
Comme un parallèle
Entre moi et elle
Dis, aprés quoi on court ?
Est ce que c’est ça ? (x3)
Dis est ce que c’est ça?
Est ce que c’est ça ? (x2)
Anti-cantique des quantités
Occident oxydé
Essouflé, j’avoue j’ai envie
D’une arrivée sublime
Avant de
M’écrouler
Dans les ruines
Dis, aprés quoi on court ?
Est ce que c’est ça ? (x3)
Dis, est ce que c’est ça ?
Est ce que c’est ça ? (x2)
“Ce cercle qui semblait naître de toi, comme le reflet naît d’un rayon direct, aprés que mes yeux l’eurent considéré quelques temps, me parut se peindre en lui-même de la propre couleur de l’éffigie humaine. D’où il advient que ma vue entière s’attacha sur lui.”
L’impudeur des sentiments
Ca en m’excite pas
Est ce que c’est ça ? (x3)
Anti-cantique des quantités
Occident oxydé
Essouflé, j’avoue j’ai envie
D’une arrivée sublime
Est ce que c’est ça ?
“La puissance manque tout-à-fait à la haute conception.
Mais déjà mon désir et ma volonté comme deux roues soumises à la même implusion, se portaient ailleurs, dirigés par l’amour qui met en mouvement le soleil et les autres étoiles.”
Air – All I need – cover
All I need is a little time,
To get behind this sun and cast my weight,
All I need is a peace of this mind,
Then I can celebrate.
All in all there’s something to give,
All in all there’s something to do,
All in all there’s something to live,
With you …
All I need is a little sign,
To get behind this sun and cast this weight of mine,
All I need is the place to find,
And there I’ll celebrate.
All in all there’s something to give,
All in all there’s something to do,
All in all there’s something to live,
With you …
Master Data Services : Display entity members with good sort order when code is numeric
a MDS user recently asked me this question:
” When looking at entity contents via web UI in the column code, 10 and each code that starts with 1 (10,11..19) always goes before 2 and so on. Is there any way to fix it? I don’t believe that’s the right order.”
example:
so I’ve started to investigate..
first (easy solution)
the easiest way is to add at least one zero before code “1” and code “2” and so on
but if your code size is huge, you will have to add a lot of “0” behind your code
so I’ve tried to find a custom hack in MDS stored procedure: and finally I’ve found it 🙂
second (hard way) solution:
after a few search on google, I’ve found this post :
but I had to find where to place this code hack
after a few search on mds (by sorting entity members in Web UI and looking at SQL profiler)
i’ve found that a call was made to this stored procedure:
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declare @p16 int set @p16=NULL declare @p17 mdm.MemberGetCriteria |
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exec mdm.udpEntityMembersGet @User_ID=1,@Version_ID=5,@Hierarchy_ID=NULL,@HierarchyType_ID=NULL,@ParentEntity_ID=NULL,@Entity_ID=336,@MemberType_ID=1,@ParentCode=default,@ColumnString=N'',@AttributeGroup_ID=NULL,@PageNumber=1,@PageSize=50,@SortColumn=N'Code',@SortDirection=N'ASC',@CountOnly=0,@MemberCount=@p16 output,@SearchTable=@p17 select @p16declare @p16 int set @p16=NULL declare @p17 mdm.MemberGetCriteria exec mdm.udpEntityMembersGet @User_ID=1,@Version_ID=5,@Hierarchy_ID=NULL,@HierarchyType_ID=NULL,@ParentEntity_ID=NULL,@Entity_ID=336,@MemberType_ID=1,@ParentCode=default,@ColumnString=N'',@AttributeGroup_ID=NULL,@PageNumber=1,@PageSize=50,@SortColumn=N'Code',@SortDirection=N'ASC',@CountOnly=0,@MemberCount=@p16 output,@SearchTable=@p17 select @p16 |
after looking into udpEntityMembersGet, I’ve found that another stored procedure was called : mdm.udpMembersGet, a huge one!
so I’ve tried to update this SP code and finally it works!
be carefull, this hack could slow down the entitymembers get request, and it is only for testing purpose, and if you update MDS with cumulative update, it could be erased!
you just have to replace every instance of (there should be 3 of them) :
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IF (@SortOrderColumnQuoted IS NOT NULL) BEGIN |
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SET @SQL += @SortOrderColumnQuoted + N' ' + @SortDirection + N', '; |
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END |
by:
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IF (@SortOrderColumnQuoted IS NOT NULL) BEGIN SET @SQL += N' CASE WHEN ISNUMERIC('+@SortOrderColumnQuoted+') = 1 THEN CONVERT(INT, '+@SortOrderColumnQuoted+') ELSE 9999999 -- or something huge END ' + N' ' + @SortDirection + N', '; END |
result:
right click here and ‘save as’ to download the customized stored procedure
Complete programmatic WCF service client wrapper in C#
Hi,the goal of this class was to avoid to use a app config file for the WCF object model so as to not have to restart my application (MDSManager) when updating endpoint url it is now done and you can update the endpoint on the fly!
update 2011/10/19: added a binding type switch
note: this post is based on Steve Wilkes’ article (see here)
download the latest version of this class file (right click and ‘save as’ )
usage:
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using (ServiceClient c = new ServiceClientWrapper().CreateServiceClient()) { } <strong>Service Wrapper Code :</strong> |
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using System; using System.Net; using System.Net.Security; using System.ServiceModel; using Common.ServiceReference1; using System.ServiceModel.Description; namespace Common { public class ServiceClientWrapper : ServiceClientWrapper<ServiceClient, ServiceReference1.IService> { public ServiceClientWrapper() : base() { } } public class ServiceClientWrapper<TClient, IService> : IDisposable where TClient : ClientBase where IService : class { public const int maxStringContentLength = 2147483647; private readonly string _domain; private readonly string _userName; private readonly string _password; private readonly Uri _uri; private TClient _serviceClient; public ServiceClientWrapper() { this._domain = Globals.Domain; this._userName = Globals.UserName; this._password = Globals.Password; this._uri = Globals.EndPointAddress; } public ServiceClientWrapper(string domain, string userName, string password, Uri uri) { this._domain = domain; this._userName = userName; this._password = password; this._uri = uri; } public TClient CreateServiceClient() { this.DisposeExistingServiceClientIfRequired(); if (Globals.EndPointAddress != null) { //if (this._config.IgnoreSslErrors) //{ ServicePointManager.ServerCertificateValidationCallback = (obj, certificate, chain, errors) => true; //} //else //{ // ServicePointManager.ServerCertificateValidationCallback = // (obj, certificate, chain, errors) => errors == SslPolicyErrors.None; //} //here we can specify the end point identity, so as to avoid security negocation errors EndpointIdentity epid = EndpointIdentity.CreateUpnIdentity("host\\localhost"); // update : programmatic binding EndpointAddress epaddr = new EndpointAddress(new Uri(Globals.EndpointAddress), epid); this._serviceClient = (TClient)Activator.CreateInstance( typeof(TClient), new WSHttpBinding() { MaxBufferPoolSize = maxStringContentLength, MaxReceivedMessageSize = maxStringContentLength, OpenTimeout = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0), ReceiveTimeout = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0), SendTimeout = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0) }, epaddr); //we specify here the windows client credentials if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(Globals.EndPointName)) this._serviceClient.Endpoint.Name = Globals.EndPointName; if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(Globals.Domain)) this._serviceClient.ClientCredentials.Windows.ClientCredential.Domain = Globals.Domain; //update to specify UserName and Password for other credentials than ClientCredentials.Windows if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(Globals.UserName)) { this._serviceClient.ClientCredentials.Windows.ClientCredential.UserName = Globals.UserName; this._serviceClient.ClientCredentials.UserName.UserName = (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(Globals.Domain) ? Globals.Domain + "\\" + Globals.UserName : Globals.UserName); } if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(Globals.Password)) { this._serviceClient.ClientCredentials.Windows.ClientCredential.Password = Globals.Password; this._serviceClient.ClientCredentials.UserName.Password = Globals.Password; } //here we override the "MaxItemsInObjectGraph" property with max value :2147483647, so as to avoid buffer limit error var operations = _serviceClient.Endpoint.Contract.Operations; foreach (var operation in operations) { operation.Behaviors.Find().MaxItemsInObjectGraph = maxStringContentLength; } _serviceClient.InnerChannel.OperationTimeout = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0); return this._serviceClient; } return null; } public void Dispose() { this.DisposeExistingServiceClientIfRequired(); } |
private void DisposeExistingServiceClientIfRequired() { if (this._serviceClient != null) { try { if (this._serviceClient.State == CommunicationState.Faulted) { this._serviceClient.Abort(); } else { this._serviceClient.Close(); } } catch { this._serviceClient.Abort(); } this._serviceClient = null; } } update october 29 : added 2 catch blocks so as to catch the REAL error message, please see this post: http://fczaja.blogspot.com/2009/05/communication-object.html
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private void DisposeExistingServiceClientIfRequired() { if (this._serviceClient != null) { try { if (this._serviceClient.State == CommunicationState.Faulted) { this._serviceClient.Abort(); } else { this._serviceClient.Close(); } } catch (CommunicationException) { this._serviceClient.Abort(); } catch (TimeoutException) { this._serviceClient.Abort(); } catch (Exception ex) { this._serviceClient.Abort(); throw ex; } this._serviceClient = null; } } |
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} } |
and your app.config “serviceModel” section will be reduced to: (and could be reduced even more..)
update details (@Oct 16,2011):
programatic bindind in C#
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EndpointAddress epaddr = new EndpointAddress(Globals.EndPointAddress, epid); this._serviceClient = (TClient)Activator.CreateInstance( typeof(TClient), Globals.EndPointName, epaddr); becomes |
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this._serviceClient = (TClient)Activator.CreateInstance( typeof(TClient), new WSHttpBinding() { MaxBufferPoolSize = maxStringContentLength, MaxReceivedMessageSize = maxStringContentLength, OpenTimeout = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0), ReceiveTimeout = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0), SendTimeout = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0) }, epaddr); |
update 2011/10/19: added a binding type switch
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EndpointIdentity epid = EndpointIdentity.CreateUpnIdentity("host\\localhost"); // update : programmatic binding EndpointAddress epaddr = new EndpointAddress(Globals.EndPointAddress, epid); if (Globals.myBindingType == Globals.BindingType.BasicHttpBinding) { this._serviceClient = (TClient)Activator.CreateInstance( typeof(TClient), new BasicHttpBinding() { MaxBufferPoolSize = maxStringContentLength, MaxReceivedMessageSize = maxStringContentLength, ReaderQuotas = new System.Xml.XmlDictionaryReaderQuotas() { MaxArrayLength = maxStringContentLength, MaxBytesPerRead = maxStringContentLength, MaxDepth = 32, MaxNameTableCharCount = maxStringContentLength, MaxStringContentLength = maxStringContentLength }, MaxBufferSize = maxStringContentLength, UseDefaultWebProxy = true, OpenTimeout = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0), ReceiveTimeout = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0), SendTimeout = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0) }, epaddr); } if (Globals.myBindingType == Globals.BindingType.WSHttpBinding) { this._serviceClient = (TClient)Activator.CreateInstance( typeof(TClient), new WSHttpBinding() { MaxBufferPoolSize = maxStringContentLength, MaxReceivedMessageSize = maxStringContentLength, OpenTimeout = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0), ReceiveTimeout = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0), SendTimeout = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0), ReaderQuotas = new System.Xml.XmlDictionaryReaderQuotas() { MaxArrayLength = maxStringContentLength, MaxBytesPerRead = maxStringContentLength, MaxDepth = 32, MaxNameTableCharCount = maxStringContentLength, MaxStringContentLength = maxStringContentLength } }, epaddr); } |
web sites design
Two books about Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Master Data Services
this post is in french only for now
by waiting for my own translation,
you can see a (pretty bad) automatic google translation HERE
Master Data Services : Business Rules Copy / Import / Export (Cross Model)
updated article (Oct 2011)
(code refactored)
Hi All,
One other missing feature of MDS is Import / Export / Copy Business rules from a model to another (or copy business rules to the same model)
my code is still in beta, but it is already (partially) working.
you can find it on my “MDS Manager” tool on codeplex:
http://mdsmanager.codeplex.com
Get business rules from modelId, quite easy with service client method “business rules get”, returns a business rule set
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public BusinessRules GetBusinessRules(string fileName) { BusinessRules brs = null; Stream str = null; try { if (File.Exists(fileName)) { str = new FileStream(@fileName, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read, FileShare.Read); if (str == null) { throw new BusinessRulesException("error while opening file!"); } XmlSerializer xs = new XmlSerializer(typeof(BusinessRules)); // Load the object saved above by using the Deserialize function brs = (BusinessRules)xs.Deserialize(str); } else { throw new BusinessRulesException("Cannot find specified file!"); } return brs; } catch (Exception ex) { throw ex; } finally { // Cleanup if (str != null) str.Close(); } } |
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then we export business rules to a XML file |
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note: |
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//this is needed to avoid a serialization error (more info on <a title="http://www.johnsoer.com/blog/?p=125" href="http://www.johnsoer.com/blog/?p=125" target="_blank">http://www.johnsoer.com/blog/?p=125</a> ) : |
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//XmlSerializer xs = new XmlSerializer(typeof(BusinessRules), new Type[] { typeof(BRAttributeValueArgument),typeof(BRBlankArgument) // ,typeof(BRDomainBasedAttributeArgument)}); |
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here is the export method : |
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public void ExportBusinessRules(string exportFileName, BusinessRules brs) { TextWriter WriteFileStream = null; try { |
//new type needed to avoir error because serialization of an inherited class XmlSerializer xs = new XmlSerializer(typeof(BusinessRules), new Type[] { typeof(Common.ServiceReference1.BRAttributeValueArgument) });
//update oct 2011!
//new type needed to avoir error because serialization of an inherited class
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XmlSerializer xs = new XmlSerializer(typeof(BusinessRules), new Type[] { typeof(BRAttributeValueArgument),typeof(BRBlankArgument) ,typeof(BRDomainBasedAttributeArgument)}); |
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// Create a new file stream to write the serialized object to a file WriteFileStream = new StreamWriter(@exportFileName); xs.Serialize(WriteFileStream, brs); //custom exception class , but not required throw new BusinessRulesException("Business Rules successfully exported to file " + exportFileName); } catch (Exception exc) { throw exc; } finally { // Cleanup if (WriteFileStream != null) WriteFileStream.Close(); } } |
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then we would like to import this XML file to another model: |
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here is the method to get business rules set from a previously exported XML file : |
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public BusinessRules GetBusinessRules(string fileName) { BusinessRules brs = null; Stream str = null; try { if (File.Exists(fileName)) { str = new FileStream(@fileName, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read, FileShare.Read); if (str == null) { throw new BusinessRulesException("error while opening file!"); } XmlSerializer xs = new XmlSerializer(typeof(BusinessRules)); // Load the object saved above by using the Deserialize function brs = (BusinessRules)xs.Deserialize(str); } else { throw new BusinessRulesException("Cannot find specified file!"); } return brs; } catch (Exception ex) { throw ex; } finally { // Cleanup if (str != null) str.Close(); } } |
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<span style="color: #339966;">//then we can get the source modelID</span> |
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sourceModelId =brs.BusinessRulesMember.First().Identifier.ModelId as Identifier; |
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<span style="color: #339966;">// and then clone business rule set with updated modelId:</span> |
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<span style="color: #339966;">//brs is the business rule set</span> |
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<span style="color: #339966;">//sourceModelId is the source Model Identifier (taken above from the Rules set from the XML file)</span> |
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<span style="color: #339966;">//target ModelId is the model Identifier for the model we want to import back the B. rules to</span> |
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CloneBusinessRules(brs,sourceModelId, targetModelId)); |
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Here is the CloneBusinessRules Method: |
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public string CloneBusinessRules(BusinessRules brs, Identifier SourceModelId, Identifier targetModelId) { OperationResult or = null; //instanciate new BR members try { int cptMissingEntity = 0; StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder("these business rule related entities does not exists in target model:"); sb.AppendLine(); BusinessRules newBRS = new BusinessRules(); foreach (BusinessRule br in brs.BusinessRulesMember) { Identifier EntityId = null; //this is used to get the target entity Id with matching its name using (ServiceClient c = new ServiceClientWrapper().CreateServiceClient()) { EntityId = GetEntityIdFromName(c, c.Endpoint.Address.Uri.OriginalString, targetModelId, br.Identifier.EntityId.Name); } if (EntityId != null) { newBRS.BusinessRulesMember = new Collection<BusinessRule>(); //create a new business rule based on the source one, and applying on it the target identifiers and names BusinessRule newBR = BusinessRuleInstanciate(Guid.NewGuid(), br.Identifier.Name, targetModelId.Name, br.Identifier.EntityId.Name, br.Identifier.MemberType, br.Priority, br.BRActions, br.Identifier.InternalId, br.RuleActionText, br.RuleConditionText); //some required parameters to instanciate below: //instanciate BRActions newBRS.BRActions = BRActionsInstanciate(brs.BRActions, newBR.Identifier); //instanciate BRConditions newBRS.BRConditions = BRConditionsInstanciate(brs.BRConditions, newBR.Identifier); //instanciate BRConditionTreeNodes newBRS.BRConditionTreeNodes = BRConditionTreeNodesInstanciate(brs.BRConditionTreeNodes, newBR.Identifier); newBRS.BusinessRulesMember.Add(newBR); } else { sb.AppendLine(br.Identifier.EntityId.Name); cptMissingEntity++; //these business rule related entities do not exist in target model } //then we clone modified BRSet using (ServiceClient c = new ServiceClientWrapper().CreateServiceClient()) { or = c.BusinessRulesClone(new International(), newBRS); string err = Tools.HandleErrors(or); if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(err)) { throw new Exception(err); } } if (cptMissingEntity == 0) { sb = new StringBuilder(); } } return sb.ToString(); } catch (Exception exc) { throw exc; } } |
update oct 2011 code for BRActionsInstanciate, BRConditionsInstanciate,BRConditionTreeNodesInstanciate
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private Collection<BRConditionTreeNode> BRConditionTreeNodesInstanciate(Collection<BRConditionTreeNode> BRConditionTreeNodes, MemberTypeContextIdentifier BRId) { try { //Add BRConditionTreeNode to BRConditionTreeNode Collection Collection<BRConditionTreeNode> newBRConditionTreeNodes = new Collection<BRConditionTreeNode>(); foreach (BRConditionTreeNode brctn in BRConditionTreeNodes) { BRConditionTreeNode BRConditionTreeNodeItem = new BRConditionTreeNode(); //Add Attribute and Action type to the collection BRConditionTreeNodeItem.BRConditions = BRConditionsInstanciate(brctn.BRConditions, BRId); BRConditionTreeNodeItem.BusinessRuleId = BRId; BRConditionTreeNodeItem.ConditionTreeChildNodes = brctn.ConditionTreeChildNodes; BRConditionTreeNodeItem.ConditionTreeParentNode = brctn.ConditionTreeParentNode; BRConditionTreeNodeItem.LogicalOperator = brctn.LogicalOperator; BRConditionTreeNodeItem.Identifier = new Identifier() { Name = brctn.Identifier.Name, Id = Guid.NewGuid() }; //All Action and Condition Items must have a sequence greater that zero BRConditionTreeNodeItem.Sequence = brctn.Sequence; newBRConditionTreeNodes.Add(BRConditionTreeNodeItem); } return newBRConditionTreeNodes; } catch (Exception exc) { throw exc; } } private Collection<BRAction> BRActionsInstanciate(Collection<BRAction> BRActions, MemberTypeContextIdentifier BRId) { try { //Add Action to Action Collection Collection<BRAction> newBRActions = new Collection<BRAction>(); foreach (BRAction bra in BRActions) { BRAction BRActionItem = new BRAction() { Identifier = new Identifier() { Id = Guid.NewGuid(), Name = bra.Identifier.Name }, BusinessRuleId = BRId }; //Add Attribute and Action type to the collection BRActionItem.PrefixArgument = new BRAttributeArgument(); BRActionItem.PrefixArgument.PropertyName = bra.PrefixArgument.PropertyName; BRActionItem.PrefixArgument.AttributeId = new Identifier(); BRActionItem.PrefixArgument.AttributeId.Id = Guid.NewGuid(); BRActionItem.PrefixArgument.AttributeId.Name = bra.PrefixArgument.AttributeId.Name; BRActionItem.Operator = bra.Operator; var colBRffa = new Collection<object>(); foreach (var brffa in bra.PostfixArguments) { BRBlankArgument BRba = brffa as BRBlankArgument; BRFreeformArgument BRffa = brffa as BRFreeformArgument; if (BRba != null) { colBRffa.Add(new BRBlankArgument() { Identifier = new Identifier() { Id = Guid.NewGuid(), Name = BRba.Identifier.Name }, PropertyName = BRba.PropertyName }); } else { if (BRffa != null) { colBRffa.Add(new BRFreeformArgument() { Identifier = new Identifier() { Id = Guid.NewGuid(), Name = BRffa.Identifier.Name }, Value = BRffa.Value, PropertyName = BRffa.PropertyName }); } } } BRActionItem.PostfixArguments = colBRffa; BRActionItem.Text = bra.Text; //All Action and Condition Items must have a sequence greater that zero BRActionItem.Sequence = bra.Sequence; newBRActions.Add(BRActionItem); } return newBRActions; } catch (Exception exc) { throw exc; } } public Collection<BRCondition> BRConditionsInstanciate(Collection<BRCondition> BRconditions, MemberTypeContextIdentifier BRId) { try { //Add Action to Action Collection Collection<BRCondition> newBRconditions = new Collection<BRCondition>(); BRCondition BRConditionItem = new BRCondition(); foreach (BRCondition brc in BRconditions) { //Add Attribute and Action type to the collection BRConditionItem.BusinessRuleId = BRId; BRConditionItem.ConditionTreeNodeId = new Identifier() { Name = brc.ConditionTreeNodeId.Name }; BRConditionItem.Identifier = new Identifier() { Id = Guid.NewGuid(), Name = brc.Identifier.Name }; BRConditionItem.Operator = brc.Operator; BRConditionItem.PrefixArgument = brc.PrefixArgument; BRConditionItem.PostfixArguments = brc.PostfixArguments; //All Action and Condition Items must have a sequence greater that zero BRConditionItem.Sequence = brc.Sequence; BRConditionItem.Text = brc.Text; newBRconditions.Add(BRConditionItem); } return newBRconditions; } catch (Exception exc) { throw exc; } } |
