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ccrz.ccLogicCartRepair.processInput

Copies the original input data to a new working map to pass through other downstream methods in the process chain. This method also parses the original input data for keys that downstream methods require, and verifies that appropriate values are set.

Compatibility

This reference applies to:

Release Managed Package Version API Version
B2B Commerce for Visualforce Winter ’21 4.13 12

Signature

global virtual Map<String, Object> processInput(Map<String, Object>)

Inputs (Required)

This method accepts the Map<String, Object> from the ccrz.ccLogicCartRepair.process method.

This method checks that the input map specifies one of the following keys, and returns a ccrz.ccApi.MissingInputException if none of these keys are included:

ccrz.ccApiCart.CART_ENCID
String that specifies the encrypted ID of the cart to repair.
ccrz.ccApiCart.CART_ENCIDLIST
Set<String> of encrypted IDs of the carts to repair.
ccrz.ccApiCart.CART_ID
String that specifies the ID of a cart to repair.
ccrz.ccApiCart.CART_IDLIST
Set<String> of IDs of carts to repair.

Outputs

This method returns a Map<String, Object>, which is a copy of the original input data that other downstream methods can process. This map is known as the working map. This method also adds the following keys to the working map.

ccrz.ccLogic.ORIGINAL_INPUT
Map<String, Object> of the original, unmodified input data.

The ccrz.ccLogicCartRepair.prepReturn method removes this intermediate key from the working map.

This method also instantiates the following return data keys:

ccrz.ccApi.SUCCESS
Boolean that's assigned an intermediate value of true. Subsequent methods in the logic chain update this value.