Tax calculation
Learn about how tax calculation works when you use the Salesforce Lightning app.
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Learn about how tax calculation works when you use the Salesforce Lightning app.
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Tax calculation in the Salesforce Lightning app is segregated into two separate layers. The inner layer, the DRB2B_CartTaxCalculations
class, contains both the API connector and messaging functionality.
Use the outer layer, DRB2B_TaxCalculationService
class, as a global service that can be used as a stand-alone integration. This service has a startCartProcessAsync
method which takes CartId (id)
and sfdc_checkout.IntegrationInfo
which returns a ResponseModel
custom apex object.
After making the API call to Digital River, the service uses the checkout service to store the response in the CartTax
object. The DRB2B_TaxCalculationService
service is used in both synchronous and asynchronous checkout flows.
Refer to the following example to understand how to use tax calculation in an the asynchronous checkout context:
As an alternative to the previous example, you can call the tax calculation routine yourself. Refer to the following example to understand how the service can be called in a stand-alone use case:
The following table provides details on the input parameters used in tax calculations:
cartId
Type: Id
Identifies the cart in the checkout session.
jobInfo
Type: sfdc_checkout.IntegrationInfo
Used in cases of an asynchronous checkout process used to load exceptions and related messages into a session. This can be NULL when used as stand-alone process.
The following table provides information on the output parameters used in tax calculations:
ResponseModel.status
Type: String
Possible values:
“Error” – This is passed when an exception or validation error occurs because the tax calculation cannot completed.
“Success” – This is passed when tax calculation was success.
ResponseModel.message
Type: String
Provides the response string message passed on when there is an exception.