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importexport/doc/README_developers.txt
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@ -10,17 +10,21 @@ applications and its specific definitions.
Attending importeport framework with you application is pretty easy.
You just need to have your plugins in files which start with
class.import_<name> or
class.export_<name>
class.<app>_import_<name> or
class.<app>_export_<name>
in
EGW_INCLUDE_ROOT/YourApp/importexport/
EGW_INCLUDE_ROOT/YourApp/inc/
These pulugins only need to implement the corresponding interface
These plugins only need to implement the corresponding interface
EGW_INCLUDE_ROOT/importexport/inc/class.iface_import_plugin.inc.php or
EGW_INCLUDE_ROOT/importexport/inc/class.iface_export_plugin.inc.php
Thats all, pretty easy, isn't it?
For CSV, just extend importexport/inc/class.importexport_basic_import_csv.inc.php
and override the init(), import_record() and action() methods. You'll get common
functionallity for very little extra effort.
== definitions ==
The bases of all imports and exports is the '''definition'''.
@ -34,24 +38,23 @@ That means, that your plugin can not work w.o. a definition. However, your plugi
need to parse that definition. This is up to you.
Definitions can be created in admin->importexport->define{im|ex}ports. They are stored
in the databasae but could be {im|ex}ported itselve.
in the database but can also be {im|ex}ported to / from other systems.
Definitions (as xml files) residing in the folder <yourapp/importexport/definitions>
Definitions (as xml files) residing in the folder <yourapp/setup/*.xml>
will be imported at apps installation time automatically.
== import ==
== export ==
Starting an export is as easy as just putting a button in your app with:
onClick="importexport.uiexport.export_dialog&appname=<appname>&have_selection=<{true|false}>"
If parameter "have_selection" if true, export askes (javascript) opener.get_selection();to retreave
a list of identifiers of selected records.
Starting an export is as easy as using the sidebox button. Once your plugins are detected
(they are cached and refreshed hourly), Import/Export will add the needed entries to the sidebox.
Alternatively, you can go to Admin -> Define Imports | Exports.
NOTE: javascript function get_selection() is the only function which is not part of an interface yet.
==Discussion of interfaces==
To make live easy there are several general plugins which can be found
To make life easy there are several general plugins which can be found
EGW_INCLUDE_ROOT/importexport/inc/import_...
EGW_INCLUDE_ROOT/importexport/inc/export_...

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importexport/inc/class.importexport_import_ui.inc.php
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@ -248,8 +248,14 @@
}
/**
* Display the interpretation of the file for dry runs
* Return an interpretation of the file for dry runs
*
* If the plugin has a preview, use that. Otherwise, try a simple CSV => HTML table
*
* @param importexport_iface_import_plugin $plugin Instance of plugin to be used
* @param resource $stream
* @param importexport_definition $definition
* @return String HTML fragment illustrating how the data will be understood by egw
*/
protected function preview(importexport_iface_import_plugin &$plugin, &$stream, importexport_definition &$definition_obj)
{
@ -284,6 +290,14 @@
* Simple check to see if the file at least matches the definition
*
* Checks that column headers match
* @note Currently only works for CSV
*
* @param resource $file
* @param importexport_definition $definition
* @param Array message Will be filled with any warnings or errors detected
* @param String Temporary file location, so user doesn't have to keep uploading
*
* @return boolean Ok to import
*/
public static function check_file(&$file, &$definition, &$message = array(), $dst_file = false)
{