Populate Value Plugin Example
You can create your own plugin to set default field values of quotes using one of the following methods:
- Extend the Populate Default Field Value plugin (
PopulateDefaultFieldValuePlugin
) of the CreateQuote component. - Implement a Default Field Values plugin (
DefaultValuesPluginV2
). It requires that CPQ X is set up in you Salesforce org.
See the following sections for more information.
Extend Populate Default Field Value Plugin
You have an option to extend the component plugin Instead of overriding a plugin. You can only extend a plugin that is defined as virtual
. When you extend a plugin, you enhance the behavior of a component by adding your custom logic on top of the existing logic.
When you extend a virtual class, use the super
keyword to override constructors and methods from the parent class.
In this example, you will modify the IPopulateValuePlugin
of the CreateQuote component to provide the default quote values that are relevant to your subscription model.
Note: Do not change the Initial Term value if the subscription type is Amendment Subscription or Renewal Subscription.
global class SampleDefaultValuesPluginV1 extends zqu.CreateQuoteController.PopulateDefaultFieldValuePlugin { global override void populateDefaultFieldValue(SObject record, zqu.PropertyComponentController.ParentController pcc) { // "pcc" object will be null when the pulgin is executed in the context of CPQ X. if (pcc != null) { super.populateDefaultFieldValue(record, pcc); } record.put('zqu__ValidUntil__c', Date.today().addDays(30)); record.put('zqu__StartDate__c', Date.today()); if (record.get('zqu__SubscriptionType__c') == 'New Subscription') { // Populate Quote Attributes. record.put('zqu__InitialTerm__c', 24); record.put('zqu__RenewalTerm__c', 24); record.put('zqu__PaymentMethod__c', 'Check'); record.put('zqu__AutoRenew__c', true); record.put('zqu__ApplyCreditBalance__c', true); record.put('zqu__GenerateInvoice__c', true); // Fetch BillTo and SoldTo Contacts. Id accountId = (Id) record.get('zqu__Account__c'); List<Contact> contacts = [SELECT Id, Name FROM Contact WHERE Account.Id = :accountId]; if (contacts != null && contacts.size() > 0) { // Populate the BillTo & SoldTo contact info. record.put('zqu__BillToContact__c', contacts[0].Id); record.put('zqu__SoldToContact__c', contacts[0].Id); // "pcc" object will be null when the pulgin is executed in the context of CPQ X. if (pcc != null) { super.setLookupOptions(pcc); zqu.LookupComponentOptions billToOptions = super.getLookupOption('zqu__BillToContact__c'); billToOptions.targetId = contacts[0].Id; billToOptions.targetName = contacts[0].Name; zqu.LookupComponentOptions soldToOptions = super.getLookupOption('zqu__SoldToContact__c'); soldToOptions.targetId = contacts[0].Id; soldToOptions.targetName = contacts[0].Name; } } } else if (record.get('zqu__SubscriptionType__c') == 'Amend Subscription') { record.put('zqu__Amendment_Name__c', 'Amendment ' + record.get('zqu__Subscription_Name__c')); } } }
To extend the PopulateDefaultFieldValuePlugin for the CreateQuote property component:
- Navigate to Zuora Config > Component Registration.
- On the Component Registration page, click Edit for the CreateQuote component.
- In the Update component section, the plugins for the component are listed. The
IPopulateValuePlugin
plugin is extendible as the Can Be Extended field is selected. - Create the custom plugin, named
SampleDefaultValuesPluginV1
, by extending the default class (PopulateDefaultFieldValuePlugin
) of theIPopulateValuePlugin
interface. Use the implementation sample shown above. - On the Component Registration page, enter the new plugin class name,
SampleDefaultValuesPluginV1
, in the Class Name field for the IPopulateValuePlugin of the CreateQuote property component.
- Click Update, and the updated default values are immediately applied to the Create Quote process.
Test Class for Populate Value Plugin
The following is a APEX test class code sample for Populate Value Plugin. You can use the test class to achieve code coverage on the plugin in Salesforce.
@isTest public class SampleDefaultValuesPluginV1Test { public static zqu__Quote__c quote; @isTest static void testPopulateDefaultFieldValue() { Account acc = new Account(name='Test Account'); insert acc; Contact billTo = new Contact(FirstName = 'BillToFName', LastName = 'BillToLName'); billTo.accountId = acc.Id; Contact soldTo = new Contact(FirstName = 'SoldToFName', LastName = 'SoldToLName'); soldTo.accountId = acc.Id; Contact[] contacts = new List<Contact>{ billTo, soldTo }; insert contacts; quote = new zqu__Quote__c(); quote.Name = 'test quote'; quote.zqu__Account__c = acc.Id; quote.zqu__SubscriptionType__c = 'New Subscription'; insert quote; SampleDefaultValuesPluginV1 sdvp1 = new SampleDefaultValuesPluginV1(); sdvp1.populateDefaultFieldValue(quote, null); } }
Implement Default Values Plugin
Alternative to extending the Populate Default Field Value plugin, if you are using CPQ X, you can use the following code sample to achieve the same result as the preceding plugin (SampleDefaultValuesPluginV1
):
global class SampleDefaultValuesPluginV2 implements zqu.DefaultValuesPluginV2 { global void initialize(zqu__Quote__c quote) { // Populate Quote Attributes. quote.zqu__ValidUntil__c = Date.today().addDays(30); quote.zqu__StartDate__c = Date.today(); if (quote.zqu__SubscriptionType__c == 'New Subscription') { quote.zqu__InitialTerm__c = 24; quote.zqu__RenewalTerm__c = 24; quote.zqu__PaymentMethod__c = 'Check'; quote.zqu__AutoRenew__c = true; quote.zqu__ApplyCreditBalance__c = true; quote.zqu__GenerateInvoice__c = true; // Fetch BillTo and SoldTo Contacts. Id accountId = quote.zqu__Account__c; List<Contact> contacts = [SELECT Id, Name FROM Contact WHERE Account.Id = :accountId]; if (contacts != null && contacts.size() > 0) { // Populate the BillTo & SoldTo contact info. Id contactId = contacts[0].Id; quote.zqu__BillToContact__c = contactId; quote.zqu__SoldToContact__c = contactId; } } else if (quote.zqu__SubscriptionType__c == 'Amend Subscription') { quote.zqu__Amendment_Name__c = 'Amendment ' + quote.zqu__Subscription_Name__c; } } }
For more information, see Customize default values by implementing Default Values Plugin.