List of makeAction() Examples

Examples of makeAction()

org.fenixedu.academic.domain.Coordinator.makeAction()
Method to apply a certain operation on coordinator @param operationType @param personMakingAction @param arguments

Examples of org.fenixedu.academic.domain.Coordinator.makeAction()

        final Person personSwitching = FenixFramework.getDomainObject(personId);


        String backPath = request.getParameter("backPath");


        if (coordinator.isResponsible()) {
            coordinator.makeAction(OperationType.CHANGERESPONSIBLE_FALSE, personSwitching);
            // coordinator.setAsNotResponsible();
        } else {
            coordinator.makeAction(OperationType.CHANGERESPONSIBLE_TRUE, personSwitching);
            // coordinator.setAsResponsible();
        }

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Examples of org.fenixedu.academic.domain.Coordinator.makeAction()


        if (coordinator.isResponsible()) {
            coordinator.makeAction(OperationType.CHANGERESPONSIBLE_FALSE, personSwitching);
            // coordinator.setAsNotResponsible();
        } else {
            coordinator.makeAction(OperationType.CHANGERESPONSIBLE_TRUE, personSwitching);
            // coordinator.setAsResponsible();
        }


        ExecutionDegreeCoordinatorsBean coordsBean = new ExecutionDegreeCoordinatorsBean(executionDegree);
        coordsBean.setEscapedBackPath(backPath);

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Examples of org.fenixedu.academic.domain.Coordinator.makeAction()

        final String personId = request.getParameter("personId");
        final Person personDeleting = FenixFramework.getDomainObject(personId);


        String backPath = request.getParameter("backPath");


        coordinator.makeAction(OperationType.REMOVE, personDeleting);
        // coordinator.setCoordinator(null);


        ExecutionDegreeCoordinatorsBean coordsBean = new ExecutionDegreeCoordinatorsBean(executionDegree);
        coordsBean.setEscapedBackPath(backPath);
        request.setAttribute("coordsBean", coordsBean);

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