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How to prepoulate intake fields?
Hello:
I have to provides screen that allow a user to update various table, but
because I have all fields validated by Intake I am not sure how to
populate the fields such that the use can edit existing values as opposed
to creating from scratch. Is there some way to populate my fields? Can I
assign #set ($createUserAccountGroup = $intake.Createuseraccount.Default)
to something other than $intake.Createuseraccount.Default and still take
advantage opf Intake validatation. Thanks.
Dan Eyassu
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Re: How to prepoulate intake fields?
Posted by John McNally <jm...@collab.net>.
An object used with intake must implement the Retrievable interface,
which I think is the only requirement. It is a simple interface that
usually converts the pk of the object to/from a String.
john mcnally
"Dan E." wrote:
>
> John:
>
> If I am using J2EE EJBs for persisting data would I still be able to use
> the
> approach you recommend? I have not used torque to generate any OM classes.
> All of my RDBMS issues are handled via EJBs.
>
> Dan Eyassu
>
> On Mon, 10 Dec 2001, John McNally wrote:
>
> > set up mapToObject and mapToProperty attributes in intake.xml and then
> > use
> >
> > #set ($createUserAccountGroup =
> > $intake.Createuseraccount.mapTo($objectToGetDefaultsFrom))
> >
> > john mcnally
> >
> > "Dan E." wrote:
> > >
> > > Hello:
> > >
> > > I have to provides screen that allow a user to update various table, but
> > > because I have all fields validated by Intake I am not sure how to
> > > populate the fields such that the use can edit existing values as opposed
> > > to creating from scratch. Is there some way to populate my fields? Can I
> > > assign #set ($createUserAccountGroup = $intake.Createuseraccount.Default)
> > > to something other than $intake.Createuseraccount.Default and still take
> > > advantage opf Intake validatation. Thanks.
> > >
> > > Dan Eyassu
> > >
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Re: How to prepoulate intake fields?
Posted by "Dan E." <ey...@db.erau.edu>.
John:
If I am using J2EE EJBs for persisting data would I still be able to use
the
approach you recommend? I have not used torque to generate any OM classes.
All of my RDBMS issues are handled via EJBs.
Dan Eyassu
On Mon, 10 Dec 2001, John McNally wrote:
> set up mapToObject and mapToProperty attributes in intake.xml and then
> use
>
> #set ($createUserAccountGroup =
> $intake.Createuseraccount.mapTo($objectToGetDefaultsFrom))
>
> john mcnally
>
> "Dan E." wrote:
> >
> > Hello:
> >
> > I have to provides screen that allow a user to update various table, but
> > because I have all fields validated by Intake I am not sure how to
> > populate the fields such that the use can edit existing values as opposed
> > to creating from scratch. Is there some way to populate my fields? Can I
> > assign #set ($createUserAccountGroup = $intake.Createuseraccount.Default)
> > to something other than $intake.Createuseraccount.Default and still take
> > advantage opf Intake validatation. Thanks.
> >
> > Dan Eyassu
> >
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Re: How to prepoulate intake fields?
Posted by John McNally <jm...@collab.net>.
set up mapToObject and mapToProperty attributes in intake.xml and then
use
#set ($createUserAccountGroup =
$intake.Createuseraccount.mapTo($objectToGetDefaultsFrom))
john mcnally
"Dan E." wrote:
>
> Hello:
>
> I have to provides screen that allow a user to update various table, but
> because I have all fields validated by Intake I am not sure how to
> populate the fields such that the use can edit existing values as opposed
> to creating from scratch. Is there some way to populate my fields? Can I
> assign #set ($createUserAccountGroup = $intake.Createuseraccount.Default)
> to something other than $intake.Createuseraccount.Default and still take
> advantage opf Intake validatation. Thanks.
>
> Dan Eyassu
>
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