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Is it possible to use Java enum in ISML expressions
I would like to compare an enum in <isif> condition, something like:
<isif condition="#benefit:type == BenefitTypeEnum:Discount#">
<!-- Do discount specific code here -->
</isif>
Is something like that possible?
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asked Jan 2 at 13:03
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
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I would like to compare an enum in <isif> condition, something like:
<isif condition="#benefit:type == BenefitTypeEnum:Discount#">
<!-- Do discount specific code here -->
</isif>
Is something like that possible?
intershop
asked Jan 2 at 13:03
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
add a comment |
I would like to compare an enum in <isif> condition, something like:
<isif condition="#benefit:type == BenefitTypeEnum:Discount#">
<!-- Do discount specific code here -->
</isif>
Is something like that possible?
intershop
asked Jan 2 at 13:03
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
I would like to compare an enum in <isif> condition, something like:
<isif condition="#benefit:type == BenefitTypeEnum:Discount#">
<!-- Do discount specific code here -->
</isif>
Is something like that possible?
intershop
intershop
asked Jan 2 at 13:03
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
asked Jan 2 at 13:03
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
asked Jan 2 at 13:03
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
asked Jan 2 at 13:03
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
asked Jan 2 at 13:03
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
727
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I found out that the following is possible to use enums in ISML:
<isif condition="Benefit:Type EQ 'DISCOUNT'">
<!-- Discount specific code here -->
</isif>
In this example 'DISCOUNT' is the name of the enum value in Java
answered Jan 2 at 13:51
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
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Another possibility is to write a custom ISML function that is capable in handling the enums ordinal values. I haven't done this personally but there is a cookbook recipe that explains how to write such functions that are not part of the ISML grammar.
answered Jan 4 at 11:10
Johannes MetznerJohannes Metzner
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I found out that the following is possible to use enums in ISML:
<isif condition="Benefit:Type EQ 'DISCOUNT'">
<!-- Discount specific code here -->
</isif>
In this example 'DISCOUNT' is the name of the enum value in Java
answered Jan 2 at 13:51
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
add a comment |
I found out that the following is possible to use enums in ISML:
<isif condition="Benefit:Type EQ 'DISCOUNT'">
<!-- Discount specific code here -->
</isif>
In this example 'DISCOUNT' is the name of the enum value in Java
answered Jan 2 at 13:51
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
add a comment |
I found out that the following is possible to use enums in ISML:
<isif condition="Benefit:Type EQ 'DISCOUNT'">
<!-- Discount specific code here -->
</isif>
In this example 'DISCOUNT' is the name of the enum value in Java
answered Jan 2 at 13:51
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
I found out that the following is possible to use enums in ISML:
<isif condition="Benefit:Type EQ 'DISCOUNT'">
<!-- Discount specific code here -->
</isif>
In this example 'DISCOUNT' is the name of the enum value in Java
answered Jan 2 at 13:51
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
answered Jan 2 at 13:51
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
answered Jan 2 at 13:51
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
answered Jan 2 at 13:51
Miroslav MihaljevićMiroslav Mihaljević
727
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Another possibility is to write a custom ISML function that is capable in handling the enums ordinal values. I haven't done this personally but there is a cookbook recipe that explains how to write such functions that are not part of the ISML grammar.
answered Jan 4 at 11:10
Johannes MetznerJohannes Metzner
54516
add a comment |
Another possibility is to write a custom ISML function that is capable in handling the enums ordinal values. I haven't done this personally but there is a cookbook recipe that explains how to write such functions that are not part of the ISML grammar.
answered Jan 4 at 11:10
Johannes MetznerJohannes Metzner
54516
add a comment |
Another possibility is to write a custom ISML function that is capable in handling the enums ordinal values. I haven't done this personally but there is a cookbook recipe that explains how to write such functions that are not part of the ISML grammar.
answered Jan 4 at 11:10
Johannes MetznerJohannes Metzner
54516
Another possibility is to write a custom ISML function that is capable in handling the enums ordinal values. I haven't done this personally but there is a cookbook recipe that explains how to write such functions that are not part of the ISML grammar.
answered Jan 4 at 11:10
Johannes MetznerJohannes Metzner
54516
answered Jan 4 at 11:10
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