The product and customer inputs let the user pick a set of existing products and customers from the master data. The two inputs work in the same way, just use different tables for data selection.

The value of this input is CustomerGroup or ProductGroup object. It is often transported as a Map when value is passed between logics over HTTP, so you may need to convert the input map to the object first.

Product

The product filter allows the user to provide a set of products as an input. The end user can either select products from a list, or provide a filter that will be used to query the product master table.

Figure 1. A product filter rendered in the web browser. The user selected a fixed set of products from a list.

Figure 2. A product filter rendered in the web browser, after the end user clicked the search icon. The end user specified a filter in two different ways: by clicking one of the "Growth" cells, and by typing "Beef" in the header.

def formFieldSet = api.createConfiguratorEntry()

formFieldSet.inputs = [
    api.inputBuilderFactory()
        .createProductGroupEntry('productGroup')
        .buildContextParameter()
]

return formFieldSet

api.inputBuilderFactory()
        .createProductGroupEntry('productGroup')
        .getInput()

processor.addOrUpdateInput(                 //❶
        'ROOT',
        api.inputBuilderFactory()
                .createProductGroupEntry('productGroup')
                .buildMap()
)

❶ the processor can be one of the quoteProcessor, cProcessor, etc., which references subclasses of the CalculableLineItemCollectionBuilder

Reading input value in a line-item logic

def value = input.productGroup as Map

Creating a filter out of the ProductGroup object to be used in Price Analyzer. It performs the attribute to datasource field name conversion

def filter = api.datamartFilter(productGroup)

Creating a filter out of the ProductGroup object to be used in other modules except Price Analyzer

def filter = productGroup.asFilter()

Customer

The customer filter allows the user to provide a set of customers as an input. The end user can either select customers from a list, or provide a filter that will be used to query the customer master table.

Figure 3. A customer filter rendered in the web browser. The user selected a fixed set of customers from a list.

Figure 4. A customer filter rendered in the web browser after the end user clicked the search icon. The end user specified a filter in two different ways: by clicking one of the "Restaurant" cells, and by typing "Italy" in the header.

def formFieldSet = api.createConfiguratorEntry()

formFieldSet.inputs = [
    api.inputBuilderFactory()
        .createCustomerGroupEntry('customerGroup')
        .buildContextParameter()
]

return formFieldSet

api.inputBuilderFactory()
        .createCustomerGroupEntry('customerGroup', )
        .getInput()

processor.addOrUpdateInput(                 //❶
        'ROOT',
        api.inputBuilderFactory()
                .createCustomerGroupEntry('customerGroup')
                .buildMap()
)

❶ the processor can be one of the quoteProcessor, cProcessor, etc., which references subclasses of the CalculableLineItemCollectionBuilder

Reading input value in a line-item logic

def value = input.customerGroup as Map

Creating a filter out of the CustomerGroup object to be used in Price Analyzer. It performs the attribute to datasource field name conversion

def filter = api.datamartFilter(customerGroup)

Creating a filter out of the CustomerGroup object to be used in other modules except Price Analyzer

def filter = customerGroup.asFilter()

Configuration Engineer Knowledge Base

Product & Customer Groups

Product

Reading input value in a line-item logic

Creating a filter out of the ProductGroup object to be used in Price Analyzer. It performs the attribute to datasource field name conversion

Creating a filter out of the ProductGroup object to be used in other modules except Price Analyzer

Customer

Reading input value in a line-item logic

Creating a filter out of the CustomerGroup object to be used in Price Analyzer. It performs the attribute to datasource field name conversion

Creating a filter out of the CustomerGroup object to be used in other modules except Price Analyzer

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