To Implement Reusable Business Logic

If you need to use the same business logic in multiple parts of your MYOB Acumatica application or MYOB Acumatica Framework-based application and this logic is not included in the source code of MYOB Acumatica, you can define your own generic graph extensions, for which this topic provides detailed instructions.

To view a list of predefined generic graph extensions, see Generic Graph Extensions Declared in MYOB Acumatica.

To Create a Generic Graph Extension

In the code of your application, define the mapped cache extensions, which inherit from the PXMappedCacheExtension abstract class. For details on the mapped cache extensions, see Mapped Cache Extension.

//Mapped cache extension
public class Document : PXMappedCacheExtension
{
  //BAccountID field
  public abstract class bAccountID : IBqlField
  {
  }
  protected Int32? _BAccountID;

  public virtual Int32? BAccountID
  {
    get
    {
      return _BAccountID;
    }
    set
    {
      _BAccountID = value;
    }
  }

  //CuryID field
  public abstract class curyID : IBqlField
  {
  }
  protected String _CuryID;

  public virtual String CuryID
  {
    get
    {
      return _CuryID;
    }
    set
    {
      _CuryID = value;
    }
  }

  ...
}

In the code of your application, define the generic graph extension as follows:
1. Define a class inherited from the PXGraphExtension<TGraph> class. The following code shows a declaration of a generic graph extension.
```
public abstract class MultiCurrencyGraph<TGraph, TPrimary> : 
  PXGraphExtension<TGraph>
    where TGraph : PXGraph
    where TPrimary : class, IBqlTable, new()
{
}
```
2. In the generic graph extension, for each mapped cache extension that you defined in the first step, declare the protected mapping class, as shown in the following code. For details on the mapping classes, see Mapping Class.
```
//A mapping class
protected class DocumentMapping : IBqlMapping
{
  public Type Extension => typeof(Document);
  protected Type _table;
  public Type Table => _table;

  public DocumentMapping(Type table)
  {
    _table = table;
  }
  public Type BAccountID = typeof(Document.bAccountID);
  public Type CuryInfoID = typeof(Document.curyInfoID);
  public Type CuryID = typeof(Document.curyID);
  public Type DocumentDate = typeof(Document.documentDate);
}
```
3. In the generic graph extension, for each mapping class, declare the protected abstract method that returns the mapping class, as shown in the following code.
```
protected abstract DocumentMapping GetDocumentMapping();
```
4. In the generic graph extension, define the views that use the mapped cache extensions, as the following code shows. To define each view, you use the PXSelectExtension<Table> : PXSelectBase<Table> class, where Table is a mapped cache extension.
```
//A view that uses the mapped cache extension
public PXSelectExtension<Document> Documents;
```
  Note:
  In the generic graph extension, you can define standard views as well as the views that use the mapped cache extensions.
5. In the generic graph extension, define the reusable event handlers, as the following code shows.
```
protected virtual void _(
  Events.FieldUpdated2<Document.documentDate, Document> e)
{
  if (e.Row == null) return;
  CurrencyInfoAttribute.SetEffectiveDate<Document.documentDate>(
    Documents.Cache, 
    new PXFieldUpdatedEventArgs(e.Row, e.OldValue, e.ExternalCall));            
}
```
6. In the generic graph extension, implement any other business logic that you want to reuse, such as filters and actions.

Once you have defined the mapped cache extensions and the generic graph extension, you can insert reusable business logic in any part of your application, as described in To Insert Reusable Business Logic That Has Already Been Declared.