/**
* Execute's MySQL Query with the Instruction Factory
* Generated Statement
*/
public function execute()
{
$this->statement = DatabaseManager::getInstance()->query(RaiseManager::getFactory('instruction')->getInstruction(), RaiseManager::getFactory('instruction')->getStatement());
switch (RaiseManager::getHandler('request')->getRequest()->getMethod()) {
case 'GET':
$this->response = $this->statement->fetchAll(PDO::FETCH_OBJ);
break;
case 'POST':
$this->lastInsertId = DatabaseManager::getInstance()->getLastInsertId();
break;
}
}
/**
* Normally a RAISE Factory does'nt have any parameters
* The Factory normally will do his business logic in a black box.
* In other words, the Factory will request the necessary data to work
* through the RAISE Managers
*/
public function __construct()
{
$raiseResources = Json::getInstance()->convert(DatabaseManager::getInstance()->fetchAll(Constants::getInstance()->get('metaResourcesQuery')), new ResourceModel());
$this->addSet($raiseResources);
}
/**
* Normally a RAISE Factory does not have any parameters
* The Factory normally will do its business logic in a black box.
* In other words, the Factory will request the necessary data to work
* through the RAISE Managers
*/
public function __construct()
{
$raiseMessages = Json::getInstance()->convert($this->collectData(DatabaseManager::getInstance()->fetchAll(Constants::getInstance()->get('raiseMessagesQuery'))), new MessageModel());
$this->addSet($raiseMessages);
}
/**
* Method that executes the Business Logic
* and does all Controlling operations.
*
* @note Interaction is similar as a Controller
*
* @return void
*/
public function execute()
{
DatabaseManager::getInstance()->query(Constants::getInstance()->get('addServiceAction'), [':ACT_NAME' => $this->getRequest()->query->get('name'), ':ACT_TYPE' => $this->getRequest()->query->get('type')]);
$this->setMessage('ServiceInsertion', ['item_id' => $this->getInstruction()->getInsertId(), 'action_id' => $actionId = DatabaseManager::getInstance()->getLastInsertId()]);
DatabaseManager::getInstance()->query(Constants::getInstance()->get('addServiceActionRelation'), [':SRVC_ID' => $this->getInstruction()->getInsertId(), ':ACT_ID' => $actionId]);
}
/**
* Insert a Token in the Database
* And get the Created Token
*
* @param int $deviceId Device Identification
* @return string
*/
public function createToken($deviceId = 0)
{
DatabaseManager::getInstance()->query(Constants::getInstance()->get('addTokenQuery'), [':DVC_ID' => $deviceId, ':DVC_TOKEN' => $tokenHash = Security::getInstance()->generateSha1(), ':DVC_TOKEN_EXPIRE' => Time::getInstance()->getTime() + SettingsManager::getInstance()->getItem('security')->__get('tokenExpirationTime')]);
return $tokenHash;
}
/**
* Normally a RAISE Factory does'nt have any parameters
* The Factory normally will do his business logic in a black box.
* In other words, the Factory will request the necessary data to work
* through the RAISE Managers
*
* @param int $resourceId Resource Related Identifier
*/
public function __construct($resourceId = 0)
{
$raiseProperties = Json::getInstance()->convert(DatabaseManager::getInstance()->fetchAll(Constants::getInstance()->get('specificPropertiesQuery'), [':RSRC_ID' => $resourceId]), new PropertyModel());
$this->addSet($raiseProperties);
}
