[Solved] Getting the scope from inside an object

[sitefinitysteve]

If I have a partial class extending one of my legacy Reverse Mapped objects (ie not mapped with rlinq)...can I somehow get a reference to the CURRENT scope?

So for example if this is the partial class property I made

public bool IsCompleted {
            get {
                bool isComplete = true;

                //Get the max level which denotes complete
                var maxChainID = this.GetApprovalChain().OrderByDescending(x => x.ApproverLevel).Single().ApproverLevel;

                //Check that maxChainID against the top approval
                if (this.Approvals.OrderByDescending(x => x.ApprovalChainLevel).Single().ApprovalChainLevel < maxChainID)
                    isComplete = false;

                //Check Approvals for any Pendings (should catch parallels)
                foreach (RTODataLayer.Approval approval in this.Approvals) {
                    if (approval.StatusID == 1) {
                        isComplete = false;
                    }
                }

                return isComplete;
            }
        }

Is there some way to get a reference to the scope which created this so I could query another object without having to create another IObjectScope.

Does that make sense?

Steve

[IT-Als]

Hi Steve,

Within a persistent object, you can do this:

IObjectScope scope = Database.GetContext(this) as IObjectScope;

to get the ObjectScope for the instance passed in as argument to GetContext method.

Regards

Henrik

[sitefinitysteve]

Any idea how this would work in an rLinq Context?  I think it's just a wrapped IObjectScope, but I don't see those objects\methods available to me.

[IT-Als]

Hi Steve,

Sorry, I don't what the Context equivalent would be.. Maybe you can just cast it to your OpenAccessContext (if it implements IObjectContext).
Can anyone from Telerik elaborate on this?

Regards

Henrik

[Damyan Bogoev]

Hi Henrik,

Currently there is no way to obtain the OpenAccessContext that manages a persistent capable object like for the IObjectScope. I am sorry for the inconvenience caused.

Regards,
Damyan Bogoev
the Telerik team

[sitefinitysteve]

Oh really!

Hmmm, could that be exposed in a future update? (PITS)?

[Damyan Bogoev]

Hi Steve,

We will do our best to implement this feature for the Q3 release which is scheduled for the middle of November.

Best wishes,
Damyan Bogoev
the Telerik team

[sitefinitysteve]

Fantastic! Thank you