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Dynamically Pull Saved Search Results using Reflection
Hello, we are looking to find a way to add new fields to saved searches without having to go in and change the source code. Let me describe what we are thinking.
Let's say we have a routine that gets saved search fields and inserts them into a database for EDI transmission, or export to a data warehouse. So traditionally this will get coded like this:
CustomerClass cust = new CustomerClass();
cust.NsCompanyName = customer.basic.altName[0].searchValue;
cust.CustomerNsInternalID = customer.basic.internalId[0].searchValue.internalId;
cust.NsCustomerCode = "X"; // just a constant
What we are thinking is to store the property names and values in a database table and maintain the fields to look for there (again, do not have to alter the source code). The property names would go in like this: