Highway.Data Async

[Deleted user]

I am looking to implement Async with my queries and commands, but haven't been able to find any updated information on this. The only thing I saw was some documentation from version 1.0.1.0 found here: .

Am I correct to assume this is the way to implement an async query?

public class FindClient : Scalar<Task>
{
public FindClient(string clientId)
{
ContextQuery = cq => cq.AsQueryable().SingleOrDefaultAsync(a => a.Id == clientId);
}
}

I was not able to figure out how to write an async command. If this is possible, can you please give me an example?

[Deleted user]

Any ideas?

I am still having issues with this along with trying to unit test my async queries. I tried implementing the following link from msdn, but haven't had any luck.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/data/dn314429#async

[Devlin Liles]

The Async repository and context are targeted to the 6.0 release schedule later this week. I'll post a link here when the code is on the pre-release branch.

[Devlin Liles]

Repository now has Async usage on your standard queries in release 6-0
https://github.com/HighwayFramework/Highway.Data/tree/release-6-0

Like
var results = await repo.FindAsync(new YourExistingQuery());

[Deleted user]

Devlin,

Thank you very much for this update.

There may have been a bug introduced. A third of my unit tests started
failing when I moved to the 6.0 release with the following error: Non-static
method requires a target

It seems to be coming from the addMethod.Invoke(collection, new[] {
rep.Entity }); (line 89) call in the UpdateExistingRepresentations method
of the ObjectRepresentationRepository class.

Here is a stack overflow Q&A that may help:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4577191/non-static-method-requires-a-target-c-sharp

Let me know if there is anything else you might need from me.

Thanks in advance,

*Andrew J. Petersen *| [phone]
www.bluefindata.com http://bluefindata.com

On Mon, Mar 16, 2015 at 11:31 AM, Devlin Liles [e-mail]
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Repository now has Async usage on your standard queries in release 6-0
https://github.com/HighwayFramework/Highway.Data/tree/release-6-0

Like
var results = await repo.FindAsync(new YourExistingQuery());

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[Devlin Liles]

Can you send me an example test that is failing? Release 6.0 is still being worked on. My hope is to have it out this month with all tests passing and the regression tests done.

[Deleted user]

Sure thing, attached is the query and test file.

Let me know if there is anything else I can do.

Thanks,

*Andrew J. Petersen *| [phone]
www.bluefindata.com http://bluefindata.com

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Reopened #76 #76.

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public class GetReportTypes : Scalar<List>
{
public GetReportTypes(string userId)
{

    ContextQuery = cq => cq.AsQueryable<ReportType>()
                                            .Where(x => x.Agency.AgencyUsers.Any(au => au.UserId == userId))
                                            .Project().To<ReportTypeModel>().ToList();
}

}
[TestMethod]
public void SetReportTypesName_ReturnsModelsNameEqualsExpected()
{
//Arrange
const string expected = "reportType1";

var agency = new Agency { AgencyUsers = new List<AgencyUser> { new AgencyUser() } };

Context.Add(new ReportType {Name = expected, Agency = agency });
Context.Commit();

//Act
var results = Repository.Find(new GetReportTypes(""));

//Assert
results.Single().Name.ShouldBeEqual(expected);

}

[Deleted user]

Devlin,

I may have found some more info in order to help you find this issue. It
seems it has something to do with Context.Add() & Context.Commit(). I was
able to comment out the query and still receive the error.

I was able to get around the error by assigning the Agency's ReportTypes
property to an empty list. See the updated test attached.

Agency has a one to many relationship with Report Type.

I hope this helps.

Thanks,

*Andrew J. Petersen *| [phone]
www.bluefindata.com http://bluefindata.com

On Mon, May 11, 2015 at 3:17 PM, Andrew Petersen [e-mail]
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Sure thing, attached is the query and test file.

Let me know if there is anything else I can do.

Thanks,

*Andrew J. Petersen *| [phone]
www.bluefindata.com http://bluefindata.com

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[TestMethod]
public void SetReportTypesName_ReturnsModelsNameEqualsExpected()
{
//Arrange
const string expected = "reportType1";

var agency = new Agency { ReportTypes = new List<ReportType>(), AgencyUsers = new List<AgencyUser> { new AgencyUser() } };

Context.Add(new ReportType {Name = expected, Agency = agency });
Context.Commit();

//Act
//var results = Repository.Find(new GetReportTypes(""));

//Assert
//results.Single().Name.ShouldBeEqual(expected);

}

[Devlin Liles]

take a look at what is on release-6-0 and see if that would work for you. Repository.FindAsync(new GetReportTypes(""));

[Devlin Liles]

This is in package 6.0.1

[Deleted user]

Devlin,

Was this error fixed?

I am still getting the error Non-static method required a target error
after upgrading to 6.0.1.

*Andrew J. Petersen *| [phone]
www.bluefindata.com http://bluefindata.com

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Closed #76 #76.

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