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This script was previously reviewed here: Part 1: Create or update record via HTTP request

I've made the changes that were suggested by @Reinderien.

Now that the code has been significantly refactored, are there any other improvements that could be made?


Description:

I have an external system that sends an HTTP request to a Jython script (in IBM's Maximo Asset Management platform).

The Jython 2.7.0 script does this:

  1. Accepts an HTTP request: http://server:port/maximo/oslc/script/CREATEWO?_lid=wilson&_lpwd=wilson&f_wonum=LWO0382&f_description=LEGACY WO&f_classstructureid=1666&f_status=APPR&f_wopriority=1&f_assetnum=LA1234&f_worktype=CM
  2. Loops through parameters:
    • Searches for parameters that are prefixed with f_ ('f' is for field-value)
    • Puts the parameters in a list
    • Removes the prefix from the list values (so that the parameter names match the database field names).
  3. Updates or creates records via the parameters in the list:
    • If there is an existing record in the system with the same work order number, then the script updates the exiting record with the parameter values from the list.
    • If there isn't an existing record, then a new record is created (again, from the parameter values from the list).
  4. Finishes by returning a message to the external system (message: updated, created, or other (aka an error)).

from psdi.mbo import SqlFormat
from psdi.server import MXServer
from psdi.mbo import MboSet

IGNORE_RULES = 2L

params = [
    param for param in request.getQueryParams()
    if param.startswith('f_')
]
paramdict = {
    p[2:]: request.getQueryParam(p)
    for p in params
}
resp='' 
woset = MXServer.getMXServer().getMboSet("workorder",request.getUserInfo())

try:
    #Prevents SQL injection
    sqf = SqlFormat("wonum=:1")
    sqf.setObject(1,"WORKORDER","WONUM",request.getQueryParam("f_wonum"))
    woset.setWhere(sqf.format())
    woset.reset()
    woMbo = woset.moveFirst()

    if woMbo is None:
        woMbo=woset.add()
        verb = 'Created'
    else:
        verb = 'Updated'

    for k,v in paramdict.items():
        woMbo.setValue(k,v,2L)
    resp = verb + ' workorder ' + request.getQueryParam("f_wonum")
    woset.save()
    woset.clear()
    woset.close()
finally:
    woset.close()

responseBody = resp
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  • \$\begingroup\$ I have rolled back your edit since it invalidates an answer. \$\endgroup\$
    – Reinderien
    Jul 6, 2020 at 13:53

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You haven't used this:

IGNORE_RULES

in your call to setValue.

Also, you have a double call to close; delete the first one.

resp does not benefit from being pre-initialized to an empty string; you can delete that line.

The only other thing I see is that this:

params = [
    param for param in request.getQueryParams()
    if param.startswith('f_')
]
paramdict = {
    p[2:]: request.getQueryParam(p)
    for p in params
}

can be condensed to only the dictionary comprehension:

paramdict = {
    p[2:]: request.getQueryParam(p)
    for p in request.getQueryParams()
    if p.startswith('f_')
}
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