I am trying to modify the table of a module via webService.
I have created the class in the module to access the table, I can access the data without problem. The php code of the module;
mySql table:
WebService response:
I think the problem may come with the labels
<megaproductcarts>
<megaproductcart>
</megaproductcart>
</megaproductcarts>
I have tried to pass the data without the parent tag and now the answer appears to be correct, but I don't see the modification in the database.
I would be very grateful for any help
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I have an API in Postman that has defined JSON schemas for every request\response.
I also have a collection of tests that i use for testing this API.
But I don't know how to connect these two substances(things)
I have been searching for a solution for quite a while now and havent found an example set-up or a tutorial how? instead of creating a variable with actual schema in my test collection, I want to reuse already existing schema from API by $ref or some other link method.
This is my first question here, writing it just cause i haven't found a proper answer but functionality that i seek sounds really basic and logical.
Update from Valentin Despa:
"Please note that the API definition is written in a specification like Open API (or similar). It is not the same as the JSON schema which refers to the response body only."
So we can't validate response using that schema.
I have a custom module for user to upload some information and files
I can use forms and make the module accessible from the website but I need them to be able to edit there recored also, exactly like if they are internal user but only for y custom module
anyone knows how to do that thank u very much in advance.
edit
after reading the comment of #KevalMehta
I think my question should be how to update a record from a form
this is my code to create a new record in my module
request.env['manager.create_company_link'].sudo().create(kw)
so first I think I need the id of the record I need to update before how to update it
I thing #KevalMehta is referring to me using .sudo() how to give the right access
I'm working with Sitefinity CMS and trying to figure out how to save the data from a "Forms Module" form to a separate database in the backend. Currently all the responses are saved into a table that is created when the form is built. What I want to do is re-route the save request to go through my code behind instead and save the data to Azure table storage. Is there a way to do this or by using the Forms Module am I stuck to saving the data to the table that is auto-created when the form is built? I've tried creating my own FormsSubmitRouteHandler as explained here (http://docs.sitefinity.com/for-developers-submit-forms-using-ajax-call#register-a-form-submit-route-handler) but I must be doing something wrong cause my code doesn't ever get hit.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. If I didn't explain myself well please let me know.
You should create a new provider that implements the FormsDataProvider class.
Currently Sitefinity uses OpenAccessFormsProvider - so you can use JustDecompile to see how that was implemented and probably do something similar.
Then you need to register your custom provider in the Administration > Settings > Advanced > Forms
If you don't mind having the form responses in the Sitefinity database and in your custom storage, then you can subscribe to the IFormEntryCreatedEvent and in your event handler you can write the logic of saving the form respose somewhere else.
See this article for more details: http://docs.sitefinity.com/for-developers-forms-events#iformentrycreatedevent
Have in mind that this will result in form responses being saved in both, the SF datbase and your custom storage. Also, you won't be able to manage the entries stored in the custyom storage through Sitefinity backend. If that's your goal, then Vesselin's answer is the correct way to go, but more complicated.
I can import Comma Separated Values (CSV) data through the admin pages, into most models. This process handles the external IDs so that the data can be added to or amended as appropriate in later CSV imports. This is a manial action.
Through the API, the same records can be created and amended, and external IDs can be set. This, however, requires a lot of the logic that would otherwise be handled by the CSV importer to be coded by hand, in the external application that uses the API to push in data. Pushing data through the API can be automated.
Is there a way the API can be used (so no changes need to be made to code within Odoo) to push CSV data (so the logic for insert/update/relationships/external IDs/ etc. is handled by Odoo)? This would be a kind of hybrid approach, and I am trying to avoid the need to create import modules within Odoo.
Edit: the "external ID" is often called the "XML ID". I think it is a terminology that has stuck from earlier versions of OpenERP, rather than having anything specific to do with XML.
Edit
This page describes a load() function that pushes CSV-like data through a pipeline to load it into the system:
http://openerp-server.readthedocs.org/en/latest/06_misc_import.html
I can't see how to translate the summary on that page into an operation through the API, if indeed that is possible. I'm guessing I will need the interface (entry point), model, method (load(), probably), and some additional parameters, but the details are beyond me.
The answer is kind of "yes".
The load() method can be used against any model to load data. This method takes data in the same structure as a CSV file would provide.
The first parameter is an array of field names, like the column headings on a CSV import.
The second parameter is an array of records. Each record is an array of values matching each field.
The API will return a list of errors where they are catered for by OpenERP. Many errors, however, just result in database exceptions on OpenERP and so need to be picked up as an API failure. This is largely because the OpenERP API is not designed as a generic API, but as a part of the GUI, and so the data sent to the API is very much bound to the current state of the application through that GUI. In other words, invalid data will seldom find its way to the API using the OpenERP GUI.
I have wrapped the loader functionality, catching errors and exceptions, in my PHP OpenERP API library here:
https://github.com/academe/openerpapi/blob/master/src/App/Loader.php
Hopefully that will be useful to others too.
I think the answer is "no".
However, this technique has been explained to me:
Create a module with little in it but CSV files for importing.
Install the module.
When a new CSV file needs to be imported, transfer it into the module (FTP or similar).
Once transferred, run the update() method for the module. This can be done through the API.
The update method will scan and load all the CSV files set up within the module. Care needs to be taken to make sure only one upload/update transaction will be run at any time.
I'll post additional details here when I have got this working, or will happily accept an alternate answer if there is a better way to handle this.
I am quite new in YII just 2 weeks and I am getting a hang on it, but I have an integration I have to do, which includes submitting form data to an enternal site, as well saving said data in my DB, after which i am automatically redirected to the said site and after performing some actions they send some data back, which should be displayed and saved in my DB as well. Any help would be grossly appreciated. Thanks
You will need cURL for the remote request: http://www.php.net/manual/en/curl.examples-basic.php.
Yii does not have this functionality by default, but you can create a component for it, which makes a post request to the remote site using cURL.
Depending on the format of the returned data, you will need to decode/unserialise it.
You can create a CDbCommand to store it directly into the database or assign values to an Active Record model and store that into the database.