EventProcessorDueDate Class [AX 2012]

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04/11/2014

The EventProcessorDueDate class executes the one due-date rule.

Syntax

class EventProcessorDueDate

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Called

Methods

	Method	Description
	cancelTimeOut	Cancels a previous method call to the setTimeOut method. (Inherited from Object.)
	equal	Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current one. (Inherited from Object.)
	executeActions
	getTimeOutTimerHandle	Returns the timer handle for the object. (Inherited from Object.)
	handle	Retrieves the handle of the class of the object. (Inherited from Object.)
	isAccessible
	new	Initializes a new instance of the EventProcessorDueDate class.
	notify	Releases the hold on an object that has called the wait method on this object. (Inherited from Object.)
	notifyAll	Releases a lock on the object that was issued by the wait method on this object. (Inherited from Object.)
	objectOnServer	Determines whether the object is on a server. (Inherited from Object.)
	owner	Returns the instance that owns the object. (Inherited from Object.)
	parmRuleInstanceTypeCache	Gets or sets the RuleInstanceTypeCache parameter.
	processRecord
	processRule
	run	Creates the entry point for the EventProcessorDueDate class.
	setStartDate
	setStartUtcDateTime
	setTimeOut	Sets up the scheduled execution of a specified method. (Inherited from Object.)
	subTypes
	toString	Returns a string that represents the current object. (Inherited from Object.)
	usageCount	Returns the current number of references, that is, the value of the reference counter, that the object has. (Inherited from Object.)
	wait	Pauses a process. (Inherited from Object.)
	xml	Returns an XML string that represents the current object. (Inherited from Object.)
	::construct	Creates an instance of the class.

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Remarks

The entry point is the EventProcessorDueDate.run method. First, it performs security checks. If the security checks pass, it calls the EventType::construct Method to instantiate an EventTypeDue class.

Then, it loops over a query that is created using the filter stored for the rule, and calls EventType.isMatchingRule for each record. If the isMatchingRule method returns true, a new transaction begins, an EventAction class is instantiated and executed, and the transaction is committed.

The successful execution of the action is registered in the EventRuleIgnore table.

This class only processes rules building on event types that are an EventTypeDue class or inherit from that class.

Examples

static void example() 
{ 
    eventProcessorDueDate eventProcessor; 
    eventRule eventRule; 
 
    eventRule = EventRule::find(eventRuleId); 
 
    eventProcessor.run(eventRule); 
}

Inheritance Hierarchy

Object Class
EventProcessorDueDate Class

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