Quite recently I worked on implementation of budget payment orders (taxes, social payments etc.) for our Client. First of all, I compared the structures of ordinary and budget payment orders and found out that there is a dozen of extra fields in budget payment order that are not supported in an ordinary payment order. So the task boiled down to add these extra fields to the existing DMEE-tree (for ordinary payments), however output them only when certain conditions are met. I decided to implement this requirement using conditions in DMEE-tree. As it turned out, this functionality is quite simple, but when you try to use it for the first time it will take some time to understand the mechanics behind it. Let’s take a closer look at this functionality.
Condition technique is a standard functionality in DMEE that enables you to control whether a node would be processed during the generation of payment orders or not. Basically, if the condition for a separate node is not fulfilled then the node will not be processed and hence not displayed in the file with payment orders. The conditions can be configured for any node type. If the condition should apply to several fields, you can apply it to a composite node or a segment that contain these fields.
Condition technique is a standard functionality in DMEE that enables you to control whether a node would be processed during the generation of payment orders or not. Basically, if the condition for a separate node is not fulfilled then the node will not be processed and hence not displayed in the file with payment orders. The conditions can be configured for any node type. If the condition should apply to several fields, you can apply it to a composite node or a segment that contain these fields.
