Closed jellevanleeuwen closed 3 years ago
Hello Jelle, thanks for your contribution. Could you give an example of how your OTM currently looks like. In principle the amount of pallets should already be possible in native OTM. As is the packing material (note that there are two different kind of good types). If you give an example we can see how to translate it to native OTM.
Kind of pallets are currently not supported. So that would be a new addition indeed.
For example i have the following: A good that is fries with a packaging material CA in this case this means cartonnes and which are loaded on pallets in this case 5 Euro pallets.
"goods": [ { "associationType": "inline/reference", "uuid": "3f8913ee-c69f-bc4f-1417-edd9ae2fff3d", "entityType": "goods", "description": "A free text description of the relationship to the associated entity.", "entity": { "id": "7ad518dc-1bc3-4225-a521-8c78e5773af6", "name": "093.086", "externalAttributes":[ { "id": "12345678", "information": "Pallet", "property1": "EURO", "property2": "5" }, ], "creationDate": "27-04-2021 13:13:13", "description": "Fries 9x9mm 4x2500g Metro Chef EP", "remark": "093.086", "barCode": "CSE370", "quantity": 1.00, "weight": { "unit": "KG", "value": 23.45 }, "grossweight": { "unit": "KG", "value": 23.45 }, "equipmentType": "trailer", "productType": "Fruit", "packagingMaterial": "CA" }
Thanks, I will look into the specification again and show you how you can take care of part one of your request (transport orders with goods that have a packaging material, but are also stacked on pallets). Since that should be possible without any changes. Will get back to you somewhere tomorrow or the day after.
The kind of pallets is a bit tricky. Since you can have multiple equipment types (such as trailers, pallets, boxes) and a field palletType
would not make sense on most of those. That said, we see the need and want to provide a proper solution. I'll discuss this with some parties and see whether they have some ideas.
@jellevanleeuwen I took your example and modified it to show how you can have packaging material that are stacked on pallets. I had to move around a few attributes of which I don't know where it belongs to, but I hope the the structure will be clear:
{
"goods": [{
"associationType": "inline",
"entityType": "goods",
"description": "A free text description of the relationship to the associated entity.",
"entity": {
"id": "7ad518dc-1bc3-4225-a521-8c78e5773af6",
"type": "transportEquipment",
"name": "093.086",
"externalAttributes": [{
"id": "12345678",
"information": "Pallet",
"property1": "EURO",
"property2": "5"
}, ],
"creationDate": "27-04-2021 13:13:13",
"description": "Fries 9x9mm 4x2500g Metro Chef EP",
"remark": "093.086",
"barCode": "CSE370",
"quantity": 1.00,
"weight": {
"unit": "KG",
"value": 23.45
},
"grossweight": {
"unit": "KG",
"value": 23.45
},
"equipmentType": "pallet",
"containedGoods": [{
"associationType": "inline",
"entity": {
"id": "7ad518dc-1bc3-4225-a521-8c78e5773af6",
"creationDate": "27-04-2021 13:13:13",
"barCode": "CSE370",
"quantity": 1.00,
"productType": "Fruit",
"packagingMaterial": "CA"
}
}],
"packagingMaterial": "CA"
}
}]
}
To give an explanation of what is happening:
Goods can be divided into two types: items
and transportEquipment
. The former is meant for actual products such as fruit (as by your example). The latter is meant for means of transporting those goods, such as pallets, boxes, but also larger entities such as trailers. You can thus make a pallet (transportEquipment
) that certain dimensions that contain other goods such as the goods.
Unfortunately you cannot provide what type of pallets you have yet. But as said, I'll discuss it and get back to you on whether and how we want to add that to OTM.
Hopefully this will make it a bit more clear, and if you have any further questions let me know.
As said before we can already have goods with package material and an amount on some pallet (which also have some amount). We also want to add the pallet type.
We have the same issue. While equipmentType
it is a enum, we use it as a free text field for now.
The tricky thing with this issue is that you cannot really give two 'lists', since equipmentType
can be a trailer and a pallet for example. So the most simple solution would be to keep equipmentType
as is (an enum) and add a new equipmentSubtype
(or something similar) that is a free text. Then you could do something like this:
{
"entityType": "goods",
"goodsType": "transportEquipment",
"equipmentType": "pallet",
"equipmentSubType": "EURO 5" <-- free text, but we want to provide the options per equipment type
}
Would something like this work for you @rverberne? We currently have planned to add this to OTM5.2 (coming September). Though I am not sure about the naming.
Yes that would work. I agree that the name should be applicable to all equipmentTypes. so equipmentSubType
makes sense.
Great, thanks for the quick response!
I would like to know if it will be equipmentSubType
or transportEquipmentSubType
(like in the changelog at the moment). (My personal preference goes to equipmentSubType
.)
I agree that equipmentSubType
is better. I should have been more clear in my previous response I'll see if there is any other feedback and otherwise will release OTM5.2 this week.
This is now part of OTM5.2
Type of request
Is your feature request related to a problem? If so, please describe the problem. For example: with the current specification I cannot model create transport orders with goods that have a packaging material, but are also stacked on pallets, i would also like to notate which kind of pallets i have in the transport order, for example, five euro pallets
Describe the solution you'd like I would like to notate the amount and kind of pallets i have to ship the goods on.
Describe alternatives you've considered Currently, i am using external attributes to provide this information, but i think we are not the only organization that is requesting this.
Additional context Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.