Configure WorkOrderScheduling in Perspective

Configure WorkOrderScheduling page in Perspective

Note: WorkOrderScheduling is located in the Perspective → Views → Tutorial → REST folder.

  • Open and complete the event script for the ws_only button, using the completed script below the image.


WS Only button script

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def createWorkOrders(woList):
        """
            params: woList - list of dictionary objects representing work orders to create
            One work order = {'workOrderName':woID,'line':line, 'dueDate':dueDate, 'material':material, 'quantity':quantity}
        """
        for wo in woList:
            #https://docs.inductiveautomation.com/display/DOC81/system.date.format
            #https://docs.inductiveautomation.com/display/DOC81/system.date.parse
            dueDate = system.date.parse(wo['dueDate'],'E MMM d H:m:s z yyyy')
            woName = wo['workOrderName']
            material = wo['material']
            quantity = wo['quantity']
            
            #https://help.sepasoft.com/docs/display/SKB/Creating+Work+Order+Objects
            matLink =  system.mes.getMESObjectLinkByName('MaterialDef', material)
            
            simulatedWoName = str( system.date.toMillis(system.date.now()))
            woObj = system.mes.workorder.createMESWorkOrder(simulatedWoName, matLink)
            woObj.setWorkOrderQuantity(float(quantity))
            woObj.setDueDate(dueDate)
            system.mes.saveMESObject(woObj)
            
        return 1
    
    results = system.ws.runWebService("Complete/getProductionOrder",
    { # Query String Variables:
      'path': self.getSibling("mesObjectSelector").props.selectedMESObject.equipmentPath
    },
    None,
    None)
    
    data = system.ws.toDict(results)
    
    #drill down to line data
    lineOrders = data['Root']['content']['Data']['lines']
    
    #data structure to pull work orders out
    workOrders = []
    
    for orders in lineOrders:
        line = orders['line']
        schedules = orders['scheduled_items']
        for schedule in schedules:
            dueDate = schedule['end_dtm']
            woID = schedule['id']
            relatedData = schedule['related_data']
            for prodInfo in relatedData:
                material = prodInfo['item_code']
                quantity = prodInfo['order_qty']
                #this is where we will add to our work orders
                currWO = {'workOrderName':woID,'line':line, 'dueDate':dueDate, 'material':material, 'quantity':quantity}
                workOrders.append(currWO)
    
    createWorkOrders(workOrders)


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