0029420: Utility class to keep the methods used to manage the bank statements

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Summary	0029420: Utility class to keep the methods used to manage the bank statements

Revision	2015-03-26 09:34 by caristu
Description	It would be nice if it would exist an utility class that define some public methods that can be used as an API to handle (process, reactivate..) the bank statements. Currently this logic is implemented all inside the execute method of the FIN_BankStatementProcess class. The way to invoke a particular action from an external class is by instantiating a Process bundle for FIN_BankStatementProcess, filling the required parameters as it is done in the processBankStatement() method of the FIN_AddPayment.java class. Using the Utility method could be friendlier and wouldn't be necessary to instantiate a ProcessBundle. Attached the proposed class.

Revision	2015-03-26 09:30 by caristu
Description	It would be nice if it would exist an utility class that define some public methods that can be used as an API to handle (process, reactivate..) the bank statements. Currently this logic is implemented all inside the execute method of the FIN_BankStatementProcess. The way to invoke a particular action from an external class is by instantiating a Process bundle filling the required parameters as it is done in the processBankStatement() method of the FIN_AddPayment.java class. Using the Utility method could be friendlier and wouldn't be necessary to instantiate a ProcessBundle. Attached the proposed class.

Revision	2015-03-26 09:29 by caristu
Description	It would be nice if it would exist an utility class that define some public methods that can be used an API to handle (process, reactivate..) the bank statements. Currently this logic is implemented all inside the execute method of the FIN_BankStatementProcess. The way to invoke a particular action from an external class is by instantiating a Process bundle filling the required parameters as it is done in the processBankStatement() method of the FIN_AddPayment.java class. Using the Utility method could be friendlier and wouldn't be necessary to instantiate a ProcessBundle. Attached the proposed class.