Ticket
Ticketing is a base model within Centurion ERP. This base provides the core features for all subsequent sub-ticket models. As such extending Centurion ERP with a new ticket type is a simple process. The adding of a ticket type only requires that you extend an existing ticket model containing only the changes for your new ticket type.
Core Features
- Centurion Object assosiate to ticket
Assosiate object to ticket
All models within Centruion ERP can be assosiated to a ticket unless otherwise stated. Whenever the model is created, a meta model is created and used at runtime.
History
Ticketing does not use the standard history model of Centurion ERP. History for a ticket is kept in the form of action comments. As each change to a ticket occurs, an action comment is created denoting the from and to in relation to a change.
Model
When creating your sub-model, do not re-define any field that is already specified within the model you are inheriting from. This is however, with the exception of the code docs specifying otherwise.
Testing
As with any other object within Centurion, the addition of a feature requires it be tested. Test for ticketing follows the model test suites, however the source for the inherited tests are the ticket tests that your model inherits from. for instance if you extend TicketBase
, your test suits will inherit from TicketBase
model tests.
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