CustomCollectionEntryAdded
Smile emits this message when a new collection entry is created.
Message header
The following table lists the parameters in the CustomCollectionEntryAdded message header.
| Parameter | Type | Values |
|---|---|---|
| companyId | integer | Company that the custom collection entry belongs to |
| key | integer | Unique custom collection entry key that identifies the entry being added |
| smileMessageType | string | "CustomCollectionEntryAdded" |
| collectionCode | string | Code name of the collection possessing the entry that this message concerns |
| entryCode | string | Code name of the collection entry that this message concerns |
Message body
{http://xml.inomial.com/smile/2.xsd}CustomCollectionEntry
The message body always reflects the latest (post-operation) state of the custom collection entry.
It should be noted that the objectId="..." attribute of the <Object> element is purely intended for Inomial's own diagnostic reference, and is not intended to be used by third-party developers.
If the values of the objectId="..." and top-level key="..." attributes appear identical, this is purely of coincidence, and merely a side-effect of the underlying storage system used in Smile. You should not rely on the value of the objectId="..." attribute as Inomial reserves the right to alter the way this attribute is generated in future versions of Smile without notice.
Example: The <CustomCollectionEntry element
This example shows an CustomCollectionEntry XML document that contains the <CustomCollectionEntry> element.
<CustomCollectionEntry key="6564" xmlns="http://xml.inomial.com/smile/2.xsd">
<CollectionCode>products</CollectionCode>
<EntryCode>MobilePhoneModel</EntryCode>
<Object objectId="6564" formId="1156" displayName="iPhone 6S (Silver)">
<String name="productCode">iphone6s</String>
<String name="productDescription">iPhone 6S</String>
<String name="colour">Silver</String>
</Object>
</CustomCollectionEntry>