Customize Inventory List in xMAM

Question

Hi,
I am working on customising the Inventory Management Screen in xMAM (version 3.0 SR4 PL0) where I am facing some issues.
The standard Inventory Screen has following fields: Material, Equipment, Serial No, Stge Loc, Qty and Unit as shown [here|http://img512.imageshack.us/my.php?image=capture0103pu5.png]
When I click on the material field information regarding that material pulls up.
We have done the Customer Enhancement (BADI changes) by referring to the xMAM Enhancement guide so the Manuf Part Number gets displayed as shown [here|http://img512.imageshack.us/my.php?image=capture0102no6.png].
This means the complete data is in Inventory SyncBO (Mam070) and Manuf Part NUmber is Mam070Item010.
Now my requirement is to have this field in first Main Inventory List so that users can see first hand and give them alternative so that can search by Manuf part Number as well.
So is it possible to have an Inventory list which displays data from Mam070 and Mam070Item010 at the same time?
Any suggesstions / help will be appreciated.
Chintan

Answer 1

Oliver,
I am using MAM3.0 SR4 and on Patch Level 0.
I am able to get Manuf PArt Num from MAM070Item010 now. There was a typo at my end. All becuase classic Copy-Paste error. I was looping in second for loop with i instead of j and hence the error. I have corrected it and the code is attached.
By the way there is no method elementAt for BOList class hence I am using get(int) method. Here is what I wrote for  Controller.
ZInventoryList.java
     public Forward onLoad(Forwards forwards)
          System.out.println(">>>>>>>> ZInventoryList : onLoad called <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<");
          InventoryCustomController custom = getInventoryCustomController();
          Context context = getContext();
          try
               Mam070Manager manager = (Mam070Manager) naming.lookup(Mam070Manager.class.getName());
               BOList temp = manager.getMam070s();
               Mam070 inv = null;
               if (temp != null)
                    for (int i = 0; i < temp.size(); i++)
                         inv = (Mam070) temp.get(i);
                         String strInvKey = inv.getKey();
                         custom.setSelectedInventory(strInvKey);
                         Mam070 inventory = getInventoryCustomController().getSelectedInventory();
                         Mam070Item010 item = null;
                         BOList itemList = manager.getMam070Item010s(inventory);
                         if (itemList != null)
                              for (int j = 0; j < itemList.size(); j++)
                                   item = (Mam070Item010) itemList.get(j);
                                   if (inv.getMaterial().equalsIgnoreCase("000000000000000865"))
                                        System.out.println("ZInventoryList : Material                : " + inv.getMaterial());
                                        System.out.println("ZInventoryList : Enhancement Flag      : " + inventory.getEnhancementFlag());
                                        System.out.println("ZInventoryList : Mfr Part Num           : " + item.getFieldValue());
                                   ZInventoryListBO bo = new ZInventoryListBO(inventory,item);
                                   bo.setInventory(inventory);
                                   bo.setItem(item);
                                   context.setValue("InventoryList", "true");
                                   context.addValue("inventory", inventory);
                                   context.addValue("item", item);
          catch (BOException e)
               e.printStackTrace();
          return super.onLoad(forwards);
Well Mam070Item010 is the standard BO class and not just for Customer Enhancement. When the value is displayed on Item Detail screen this class has the Customer Enhancement data I mean.
So now I get to see the data I want to (i.e Manuf Part Number) on System Console.
Next thing was to create a new BO class to hold the data as suggested in the Guide.
Here it is : ZInventoryListBO.java
public class ZInventoryListBO extends AbstractBO implements BusinessObject
     public ZInventoryListBO(Mam070 inventory, Mam070Item010 item)
          System.out.println("++++++++++ ZInventoryListBO called ++++++++++ ");
          Hashtable bos = new Hashtable();
          bos.put("inventory",inventory);
          if (item !=null)
               bos.put("item",item);
Am I on right track???? Question is how to show up the values I am getting on System consoles in the Inventory List??
PS: Some screenshots :
[MAM070|http://img162.imageshack.us/my.php?image=capture0103fq3.png]
[MAM070Item010|http://img292.imageshack.us/my.php?image=capture0104zz0.png]
Chintan
Edited by: Chintan Virani on Feb 18, 2008 8:44 PM