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Ravi Shankar
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 9:11 pm    Post subject: Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder) misbehaviour ? Reply with quote
I was using this call (Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder)) to implement a Order
Modification processs and found that post this call, calls to the total &
checkout pipelines failed with component execution errors from standard
components.

Upon detailed investigation I found that this call copies all
keys/dictionaries from the PurchaseOrder into the Basket EXCEPT the
"Addresses" dictionary. Because of this address id's are available inder
billing_address and shipping address but the "Splitter" component failed to
create a "Shipments" dictionary with no sub-entries. This cause the
multi-ship architecture components to fail.

Can someone please verify this. Is this behaviour by design or a bug ?

Regards.
--
Ravi Shankar
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Jason Xu
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Posted: Wed Oct 27, 2004 9:22 pm    Post subject: RE: Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder) misbehaviour ? Reply with quote
Thansk for your message Ravi.

I am not very clear about your question.

Is this the issue - the addess dictionary is not added to basket when you
call Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder)?

The Splitter does not work you think is because there is no address
dictionary passed into the pipeline, right?

Just want to clarify the question first.

Thanks,
Jason

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I was using this call (Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder)) to implement a Order
Modification processs and found that post this call, calls to the total &
checkout pipelines failed with component execution errors from standard
components.

Upon detailed investigation I found that this call copies all
keys/dictionaries from the PurchaseOrder into the Basket EXCEPT the
"Addresses" dictionary. Because of this address id's are available inder
billing_address and shipping address but the "Splitter" component failed to
create a "Shipments" dictionary with no sub-entries. This cause the
multi-ship architecture components to fail.

Can someone please verify this. Is this behaviour by design or a bug ?

Regards.
--
Ravi Shankar
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Ravi Shankar
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Posted: Wed Oct 27, 2004 9:55 pm    Post subject: RE: Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder) misbehaviour ? Reply with quote
Yes on both counts Jason.

Because the address dictionary was not copied into the basket from the
purchaseorder object.. in the total pipeline the splitter components created
an empty shipments directory which cause a lot of other components to fail.
That is how I backtracked to notice that the addresses dictionary was not
copied :)

Regards.

"Jason Xu" wrote:

Quote:
Thansk for your message Ravi.

I am not very clear about your question.

Is this the issue - the addess dictionary is not added to basket when you
call Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder)?

The Splitter does not work you think is because there is no address
dictionary passed into the pipeline, right?

Just want to clarify the question first.

Thanks,
Jason

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I was using this call (Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder)) to implement a Order
Modification processs and found that post this call, calls to the total &
checkout pipelines failed with component execution errors from standard
components.

Upon detailed investigation I found that this call copies all
keys/dictionaries from the PurchaseOrder into the Basket EXCEPT the
"Addresses" dictionary. Because of this address id's are available inder
billing_address and shipping address but the "Splitter" component failed to
create a "Shipments" dictionary with no sub-entries. This cause the
multi-ship architecture components to fail.

Can someone please verify this. Is this behaviour by design or a bug ?

Regards.
--
Ravi Shankar
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Jason Xu
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Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 3:04 am    Post subject: RE: Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder) misbehaviour ? Reply with quote
This is by design. When calling Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder), Addresses are
not copied.

Thanks,
Jason

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Yes on both counts Jason.

Because the address dictionary was not copied into the basket from the
purchaseorder object.. in the total pipeline the splitter components
created
an empty shipments directory which cause a lot of other components to fail.
That is how I backtracked to notice that the addresses dictionary was not
copied :)

Regards.

"Jason Xu" wrote:

Quote:
Thansk for your message Ravi.

I am not very clear about your question.

Is this the issue - the addess dictionary is not added to basket when you
call Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder)?

The Splitter does not work you think is because there is no address
dictionary passed into the pipeline, right?

Just want to clarify the question first.

Thanks,
Jason

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I was using this call (Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder)) to implement a Order
Modification processs and found that post this call, calls to the total &
checkout pipelines failed with component execution errors from standard
components.

Upon detailed investigation I found that this call copies all
keys/dictionaries from the PurchaseOrder into the Basket EXCEPT the
"Addresses" dictionary. Because of this address id's are available inder
billing_address and shipping address but the "Splitter" component failed
to
create a "Shipments" dictionary with no sub-entries. This cause the
multi-ship architecture components to fail.

Can someone please verify this. Is this behaviour by design or a bug ?

Regards.
--
Ravi Shankar
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Ravi Shankar
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Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:30 pm    Post subject: RE: Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder) misbehaviour ? Reply with quote
Any specific Reason ?
OR
Is it that one is supposed to load them afresh from the profiles ?
The ID's for addresses as in Billing_address & shipping address are retained.

Regards.

"Jason Xu" wrote:

Quote:
This is by design. When calling Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder), Addresses are
not copied.

Thanks,
Jason

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Yes on both counts Jason.

Because the address dictionary was not copied into the basket from the
purchaseorder object.. in the total pipeline the splitter components
created
an empty shipments directory which cause a lot of other components to fail.
That is how I backtracked to notice that the addresses dictionary was not
copied :)

Regards.

"Jason Xu" wrote:

Thansk for your message Ravi.

I am not very clear about your question.

Is this the issue - the addess dictionary is not added to basket when you
call Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder)?

The Splitter does not work you think is because there is no address
dictionary passed into the pipeline, right?

Just want to clarify the question first.

Thanks,
Jason

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I was using this call (Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder)) to implement a Order
Modification processs and found that post this call, calls to the total &
checkout pipelines failed with component execution errors from standard
components.

Upon detailed investigation I found that this call copies all
keys/dictionaries from the PurchaseOrder into the Basket EXCEPT the
"Addresses" dictionary. Because of this address id's are available inder
billing_address and shipping address but the "Splitter" component failed
to
create a "Shipments" dictionary with no sub-entries. This cause the
multi-ship architecture components to fail.

Can someone please verify this. Is this behaviour by design or a bug ?

Regards.
--
Ravi Shankar

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Jason Xu
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 4:33 am    Post subject: RE: Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder) misbehaviour ? Reply with quote
Basket.Add(OrderPurchase) is designed to copy LineItems only. No other data
should be copied.

Do you have a PipelineInfo object defined before your run the basket
pipeline?

Thanks,
Jason

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Any specific Reason ?
OR
Is it that one is supposed to load them afresh from the profiles ?
The ID's for addresses as in Billing_address & shipping address are
retained.

Regards.

"Jason Xu" wrote:

Quote:
This is by design. When calling Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder), Addresses are
not copied.

Thanks,
Jason

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Yes on both counts Jason.

Because the address dictionary was not copied into the basket from the
purchaseorder object.. in the total pipeline the splitter components
created
an empty shipments directory which cause a lot of other components to
fail.
That is how I backtracked to notice that the addresses dictionary was not
copied :)

Regards.

"Jason Xu" wrote:

Thansk for your message Ravi.

I am not very clear about your question.

Is this the issue - the addess dictionary is not added to basket when
you
call Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder)?

The Splitter does not work you think is because there is no address
dictionary passed into the pipeline, right?

Just want to clarify the question first.

Thanks,
Jason

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I was using this call (Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder)) to implement a Order
Modification processs and found that post this call, calls to the total
&
checkout pipelines failed with component execution errors from standard
components.

Upon detailed investigation I found that this call copies all
keys/dictionaries from the PurchaseOrder into the Basket EXCEPT the
"Addresses" dictionary. Because of this address id's are available
inder
billing_address and shipping address but the "Splitter" component
failed
to
create a "Shipments" dictionary with no sub-entries. This cause the
multi-ship architecture components to fail.

Can someone please verify this. Is this behaviour by design or a bug ?

Regards.
--
Ravi Shankar

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Ravi Shankar
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 2:14 pm    Post subject: RE: Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder) misbehaviour ? Reply with quote
Actually it copies the OrderForm object also. The bevaiour is flaky if an
orderform exists.. Anyways, I copied all the missing items across into the
cart and then reran the total pipeline to recreate the totals.

Thanks.

"Jason Xu" wrote:

Quote:
Basket.Add(OrderPurchase) is designed to copy LineItems only. No other data
should be copied.

Do you have a PipelineInfo object defined before your run the basket
pipeline?

Thanks,
Jason

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Any specific Reason ?
OR
Is it that one is supposed to load them afresh from the profiles ?
The ID's for addresses as in Billing_address & shipping address are
retained.

Regards.

"Jason Xu" wrote:

This is by design. When calling Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder), Addresses are
not copied.

Thanks,
Jason

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Yes on both counts Jason.

Because the address dictionary was not copied into the basket from the
purchaseorder object.. in the total pipeline the splitter components
created
an empty shipments directory which cause a lot of other components to
fail.
That is how I backtracked to notice that the addresses dictionary was not
copied :)

Regards.

"Jason Xu" wrote:

Thansk for your message Ravi.

I am not very clear about your question.

Is this the issue - the addess dictionary is not added to basket when
you
call Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder)?

The Splitter does not work you think is because there is no address
dictionary passed into the pipeline, right?

Just want to clarify the question first.

Thanks,
Jason

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I was using this call (Basket.Add(PurchaseOrder)) to implement a Order
Modification processs and found that post this call, calls to the total
&
checkout pipelines failed with component execution errors from standard
components.

Upon detailed investigation I found that this call copies all
keys/dictionaries from the PurchaseOrder into the Basket EXCEPT the
"Addresses" dictionary. Because of this address id's are available
inder
billing_address and shipping address but the "Splitter" component
failed
to
create a "Shipments" dictionary with no sub-entries. This cause the
multi-ship architecture components to fail.

Can someone please verify this. Is this behaviour by design or a bug ?

Regards.
--
Ravi Shankar



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