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This document discusses using Perl and the OpenERP object-oriented mapper (OOM) module to interact with the OpenERP ERP system. It provides an overview of the OpenERP object model and API, and describes how to define schemas and classes in Perl that map to OpenERP models. Code examples are given for creating, updating, searching for, and relating objects using the OOM module to interface with an OpenERP database from Perl applications and business logic.

Tecnologia Negócios

OpenERP and Perl
Jon
Allen
(JJ)
–
jj@opusvl.com

enterprise"
resource"
planning
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core business"
applications
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sales crm"
manufacturing"
purchasing
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OpenERP

website

intranet

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res.partner.address

one2many
res.partner

many2one
res.company

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object"
relational"
mapper
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object to"
object"
mapper
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Schema

Class Class Class

Object Object

OpenERP

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# Code layout for module using OpenERP::OOM

lib/
MyApp.pm # Schema definition
MyApp/
Class/ # Class definitions
Company.pm
Partner.pm
Object/ # Object definitions
Company.pm
Partner.pm

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# MyApp.pm

package MyApp;

use Moose;
extends 'OpenERP::OOM::Schema';

1;

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$use MyApp; my $schema = MyApp->new( openerp_connect => { host => 'localhost', dbname => 'jj_test_1', username => 'admin', password => 'admin', }, ); www.opusvl.com!$

# MyApp/Class/Company.pm

package MyApp::Class::Company;
use OpenERP::OOM::Class;

object_type 'MyApp::Object::Company';

# Class methods go here

1;

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partner"
has many"
addresses
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package MyApp::Object::Partner;
use OpenERP::OOM::Object;

openerp_model 'res.partner';
has 'name' => (isa=>'Str', is=>'rw');

relationship 'addresses' => (
key => 'address', # OpenERP field
type => 'one2many', # OpenERP type
class => 'PartnerAddress',
);

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# Schema -> Class -> Class Method

my $partner = $schema->class('Partner')->
create({ name => 'JJ' });

# Updates

$partner->update({name => 'Jon Allen'});
say $partner->name;

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# Single result

my $jj = $schema->class('Partner')->
find(['name' => '=' => 'JJ']);

# Multiple results

my @partners =
$schema->class('Partner')->
search(['name' => 'like' => 'J']);

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$$partner->create_related( 'addresses', { name => '...', street => '...', city => '...', } ); www.opusvl.com!$

$my $po = $schema->class('PurchaseOrder')-> search([ ... ]); $po->update({ ... }); # Approve purchase order $po->execute_workflow('purchase_confirm'); # Print (returns PDF) $po->get_report('purchase.order'); www.opusvl.com!$

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logic = Perl
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data = DBIC
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= OpenERP
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generic data "
= OpenERP
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28. # Code layout for module using OpenERP::OOM lib/ MyApp.pm # Schema definition MyApp/ Class/ # Class definitions Company.pm Partner.pm Object/ # Object definitions Company.pm Partner.pm www.opusvl.com!

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30. # MyApp.pm package MyApp; use Moose; extends 'OpenERP::OOM::Schema'; 1; www.opusvl.com!

31. connection www.opusvl.com!

32. use MyApp; my $schema = MyApp->new( openerp_connect => { host => 'localhost', dbname => 'jj_test_1', username => 'admin', password => 'admin', }, ); www.opusvl.com!

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34. # MyApp/Class/Company.pm package MyApp::Class::Company; use OpenERP::OOM::Class; object_type 'MyApp::Object::Company'; # Class methods go here 1; www.opusvl.com!

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37. relationships www.opusvl.com!

38. partner" has many" addresses www.opusvl.com!

39. package MyApp::Object::Partner; use OpenERP::OOM::Object; openerp_model 'res.partner'; has 'name' => (isa=>'Str', is=>'rw'); relationship 'addresses' => ( key => 'address', # OpenERP field type => 'one2many', # OpenERP type class => 'PartnerAddress', ); www.opusvl.com!

40. object " creation www.opusvl.com!

41. # Schema -> Class -> Class Method my $partner = $schema->class('Partner')-> create({ name => 'JJ' }); # Updates $partner->update({name => 'Jon Allen'}); say $partner->name; www.opusvl.com!

42. search www.opusvl.com!

43. # Single result my $jj = $schema->class('Partner')-> find(['name' => '=' => 'JJ']); # Multiple results my @partners = $schema->class('Partner')-> search(['name' => 'like' => 'J']); www.opusvl.com!

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52. workﬂows www.opusvl.com!

53. integrated" accounting www.opusvl.com!

54. my $po = $schema->class('PurchaseOrder')-> search([ ... ]); $po->update({ ... }); # Approve purchase order $po->execute_workflow('purchase_confirm'); # Print (returns PDF) $po->get_report('purchase.order'); www.opusvl.com!

55. application logic = Perl www.opusvl.com!

56. application" data = DBIC www.opusvl.com!

57. generic logic " = OpenERP www.opusvl.com!

58. generic data " = OpenERP www.opusvl.com!

59. many uses www.opusvl.com!

60. Catalyst model www.opusvl.com!

61. 18 months" development www.opusvl.com!

62. 3 commercial" deployments www.opusvl.com!

63. open sourced" today www.opusvl.com!

64. http://search.cpan.org/ dist/OpenERP-OOM www.opusvl.com!

65. questions? www.opusvl.com!

66. www.opusvl.com!

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