| if you don't want to expose this in your model object until the end, you can always just have an NSMutableDictionary<ComplianceItem, String> _pendingData; in your component with
public void setPendingData(String pendingData) { if (pendingData == null) { _pendingData.removeObjectForKey(_repetitionComplianceItem); } else { _pendingData.setObjectForKey(pendingData, _repetitionComplianceItem); } }
public String pendingData() { return _pendingData.objectForKey(_repetitionComplianceItem); } On Nov 10, 2010, at 10:13 AM, Farrukh Ijaz wrote: I would define just define a public transient attribute to the entity class. This will allow me to use it in D2W rules too it won't break anything even if due to some reason the Entity is serialized / deserialized / marshalled / unmarshalled. And you would be able to bind your WOTextField to this transient property too.
class ComplianceItem extends _ComplianceItem {
public transient String something;
}
Farrukh On 2010-11-10, at 4:32 PM, Paula Loehr wrote:
I have a WORepetition of complianceItems.
I want to display a WOTextField within the repetition and it’s not an attribute of complianceItem.
When the user clicks the “Save Changes” button, I want to be able to reference the
WOTextField for each complianceItem and add the contents of it to an attribute in complianceItem.
Thanks in advance,
Paula
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