Re: Relationships howto
Re: Relationships howto
- Subject: Re: Relationships howto
- From: Ken Anderson <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 03 Feb 2006 06:37:55 -0500
Jim,
Are you inspecting ctryID to see if it's set? If you are, that
implies to me that cntryID is a class property, and it should not
be. What *should* be set is the country relationship. The cntryID
will not be set until EOF is preparing to save your data to the
database. You can tell if something is a class property or not be
whether or not the diamond is next to it in EOModeler. The country
relationship should have a diamond, the cntryID attribute should not.
Ken
On Feb 2, 2006, at 11:11 PM, Art Isbell wrote:
On Feb 2, 2006, at 4:36 PM, Jim Wong wrote:
too used to the normal DB lingo...yah...got to call them entities,
attributes and objects.
as i have mentioned, I have the 2 entities COMPANY and COUNTRY
already. I want a WOPopup in a web component (called newCompany)
to display all the ctryNames of COUNTRY. And when user selected
the country name, and click submit, the corresponding ctryID (from
COUNTRY) should be placed in the ctryID attribute of COMPANY.
There you go again using that old relational DB lingo :-) You
want to set company's country relationship to the country with the
selected country name.
I tried creating a To-One relationship between COUNTRY and COMPANY
and do the binding but seems not to work. so how do I do such
binding and relationship?
Assuming that you have a to-one Company.country relationship with
an optional to-many Country.companies relationship, possibly the
easiest approach to describe here would be to use a
WOToOneRelationship reusable component in the JavaWOExtensions
framework (<http://developer.apple.com/documentation/WebObjects/
Reference/WOJExtensions/WOToOneRelationship/
chapter_33_section_1.html>). WOToOneRelationship does the right
thing with inverse relationships by invoking
addObjectToBothSidesOfRelationshipWithKey() unlike merely binding a
relationship key (e.g., company.country) to a WOPopUpButton's
"selection" key. You can certainly make a WOPopUpButton do the
right thing, but a few lines of coding is required.
Aloha,
Art
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