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Pre Advices

With this interceptor you can intercept local event actions and execute things before the requested action executes. You can do it globally by using the preHandler() method or targeted to a specific action pre{actionName}().
// executes before any action
function preHandler( event, rc, prc, action, eventArguments ){
}
​
// executes before the list() action ONLY
function preList( event, rc, prc, action, eventArguments ){
}
​
// concrete example
function preHandler( event, rc, prc, action, eventArguments ){
    if( !security.isLoggedIn() ){
        event.overrideEvent( 'security.login' );
        log.info( "Unauthorized accessed detected!", getHTTPRequestData() );
    }
}
function preList( event, rc, prc, action, eventArguments ){
    log.info("Starting executing the list action");
}
The arguments received by these interceptors are:
event : The request context reference
action : The action name that was intercepted
eventArguments : The struct of extra arguments sent to an action if executed via runEvent()
rc : The RC reference
prc : The PRC Reference
Here are a few options for altering the default event execution:
Use event.overrideEvent('myHandler.myAction') to execute a different event than the default.
Use event.noExecution() to halt execution of the current event. ONLY works when executed by interceptions before the main event. It will never work in pre/post advices.
See the RequestContext documentation for more details.
Exceptions & Only Lists
You can fine tune these interception methods by leveraging two public properties in the handler:
this.prehandler_only : A list of actions that preHandler() will ONLY fire on
this.prehandler_except : A list of actions that preHandler() will NOT fire on
// only fire for the actions: save(), delete()
this.prehandler_only = "save,delete";
// DO NOT fire for the actions: login(), doLogin(), logout()
this.prehandler_except = "login,doLogin,logout"
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