One of the biggest issues when implementing Java customizations in the Maximo Business Objects layer is to know what is the best method to override to achieve a specific goal.
Here I have listed the most common usages of the the main methods in Mbo, MboSet and MboValueAdapter classes.
Mbo
- init(): Called by the framework when the Mbo has been constructed and the MboValues have been initialized.
- Custom initialization
- Set field access
- add(): This is called when a new Mbo is added to the MboSet. It is called after user defaults have been set from the data dictionary.
- Set field defaults
- save(): Save the object and other linked objects.
- Update linked/child objects
- delete(long accessModifier): Mark the object to be deleted depending on the access modifier. Object is not actually deleted in the database until save() is called.
- Delete child objects
MboSet
- canAdd(): Can an object be added to the collection ?
- Custom rules to avoid the addition of new records to the MboSet
MboValueAdapter
- initValue(): The first method executed after the constructor. Values are already loaded from the database
- Initialize attributes on new records
- init(): Called after initValue()
- Set current attribute as read-only based on some condition
- Set related attributes access flags
- validate(): Called when field value is changed (tab-out)
- Verify whether the value for the attribute is valid
- action(): Called when field value is changed after validate()
- Update to other fields and related objects
Note: Be careful when extending Maximo Business Objects and don't forget to follow the Java MBO performance optimization golden rules.
Source:http://maximodev.blogspot.com/2012/09/what-mbo-mboset-mbovalueadapter-override.html
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