and fills out a PDF based form system
 IGeneralFormRequest::GetAddressRoles method |
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This method has a Restful Webservice representation only! Method for collecting all address role data covered by the IGeneralFormRequest interface and returned as JSON array. Please note that IGeneralCreditRequest::GetAddressRoles takes over the functionality of the iterator pair IGeneralCreditRequest::GetFirstAddressRole / IGeneralCreditRequest::GetNextAddressRole with a single call, making the latter superfluous. |
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| Restful webservice calling syntax |
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| [POST] | /baseURL/IGeneralFormRequest/GetAddressRoles | ||
| [JSON input data] | pIGeneralFormRequest: | longValue, //interface address |
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| [JSON result array] | { peAddressRole: pbstrAddressName: plIndex: plMaxOccurs: peIsDefined: pbstrConstraint: pbStatus: |
longValue, "utf8StringValue", longValue, longValue, longValue, "utf8StringValue", booleanValue }, |
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| [HTTP result status] | 200 | Return status 200 signals a successful method call | |
| 204 | Return status 204 (noContent) signals that the end of an iteration is reached | ||
| >= 400 | Return status >= 400 signals an unsuccessful function call. The returned JSON{errorCode: code, errorText:"text"} supplies the error message the same as GetAbortInfo() would do. | ||
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| Calling argument description |
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| [out] AddressRoleType | *peAddressRole | The semantic typification of the address defined by the AddressRoleType enumerator. | |
| [out] BSTR | *pbstrAddressName | The PDF internal variable name/placeholder onto which the address was mapped. | |
| [out] long | *plIndex | The '0'-based index into the array of addresses of the given address role type. | |
| [out] long | *plMaxOccurs | The maximal cardinality of this given address role type | |
| [out] YesNoType | *peIsDefined | Boolean that designates if the address is already preset and defined (enYes) or not (enNo) | |
| [out] BSTR | *pbstrConstraint | bstrConstraint is -if defined at all- a constraint onto the value space, a constraint of the time axis (appinfo machine instruction) or a natural language based instruction (annotation). The constraint of an address is formatted by using/defining variables of the corresponding AddAddress method (without any IAddress participation!) and setting/assigning a constraint value. These token=value sets are whitespace separated, case-insensitive and the notation is exactly as in the API documentation.
Furthermore, there are situations where a constraint of the value space is defined by the applicable law. Therefore, the aforementioned token=value set can optionally be augmented by a eLawType set, e.g. eLawType=enUVG for setting focus to the UVG law (cf the enumeration space of eLawType for the possible set of values!). In fact the eLawType constraint is the only important constraint if addresses are concerned and should be implemented at a minimum. For example an insurance address is requested in the form "birth notice" (covered by KVG 64/KVV 105). From a logical point of view, it is clear that a KVG insurance address is requested. However, only by setting the constraint: Please note, that the constraint is not enforced by the COM module to allow other data as well - in that sense, it is more a hint than a constraint. However, it does not make any sense e.g. to add an UVG address in the aforementioned form! |
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| [out,retval] VARIANT_BOOL | *pbStatus | Return status of the method. If pbStatus is VARIANT_FALSE the end of data is reached | |
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