AGGREGATE CLIENT COMMITTED

Name	AGGREGATECLIENTCOMMITTED
Layer	Back-end
Description	Occurs for the aggregate root after a change is made to an aggregate object, but only when the change is made by a client application. If it's made by the server, the event won't be triggered.
Version	Introduced: 2023 Updated:-

This event is a variation of the CLIENT COMMITTED event. It allows triggering user business rules for objects which are an aggregate root. This can happen when there's a change for the object itself and/or when some of its referenced objects are edited.

Let's take a look at the following structure - a single aggregate in ERP.net:

• sales order (which is the aggregate's root)
• sales order lines of this sales order
• distributed amounts for each of these sales order lines
• document amounts of this sales order
• payment plan of this sales order

In the example above, a CLIENT COMMITTED event would occur for the sales order only if its object has changed. The AGGREGATE CLIENT COMMITTED will occur if any of the objects in the aggregate have changed. Changing just a single sales order line without changing the order itself still triggers the aggregate event.

In summary, a user business rule with an aggregate client committed event will be triggered when:

• the saving was performed by a client application;

• the repository of the user business rule is an aggregate root entity;

• there's a change for the aggregate root or for some of its objects, part of the aggregate tree.

Note

The main difference with the "AGGREGATECLIENTCOMMIT" event is that AGGREGATECLIENTCOMMITTED occurs after the actual commit. I.e. if AGGREGATECLIENTCOMMITTED triggers, there's a guarantee that the entity is already saved and exists in the database.