performCustomOperation and relatedUpdates

[claudiobosticco]

SmartClient Version: SNAPSHOT_v13.1d_2024-03-22/Enterprise Deployment (built 2024-03-22)

Chrome on MacOS

Hello, I'm trying performCustomOperation to call a DMI, where I return a DSResponse which is constructed as:

...
        DSResponse dsResponse = new DSResponse(dataSource);
        dsResponse.addRelatedUpdate(removeTheUser(email));
        for (DSResponse relatedUpdate : relatedUpdates) {
            dsResponse.addRelatedUpdate(relatedUpdate);
        }
...

what I see in the response is a bit strange:

{
    affectedRows:0,
    invalidateCache:false,
    isDSResponse:true,
    operationType:"custom",
    queueStatus:0,
    relatedUpdates:[
        {
            data:[
                {
                    EMAIL:"test_1@foo.bar"
                }
            ],
            invalidateCache:false,
            isDSResponse:true,
            queueStatus:0,
            affectedRows:1,
            operationType:"remove",
            dataSource:"AUTH_USERS_ROLES_PERMISSIONS",
            status:0
        },
        {
            invalidateCache:false,
            relatedUpdates:[
                {
                    data:[
                        {
                            ID_REC:33052
                        }
                    ],
                    invalidateCache:false,
                    isDSResponse:true,
                    affectedRows:1,
                    operationType:"remove",
                    dataSource:"AUTH_USERS_PERMISSIONS_EXT",
                    status:0
                },
....

as you may see, there's the first relatedUpdate in the dsResponse.relatedUpdates array (and it seems to update the cache nicely), then the others are in another array, dsResponse.relatedUpdates[1].relatedUpdates

is it a bug, or am I missing something?

[Isomorphic]

This is what you would expect to see if you called addRelatedUpdate() on a DSResponse that was itself added to another DSResponse as a relatedUpdate. Something in your code is likely doing this - it's not shown in the snippet above, but could be in a helper method or similar.

[claudiobosticco]

What can I say? You're right... I found the guilty code. Sorry for the bogus report.

[Isomorphic]

No problem :)