Re: Writing to an unmapped property

2012-09-12 Thread dollj
Thanks Andrus and John > I think you have to expose C. I believe "unmapped" means not defined in > modeler, like if you add some instance variables that are not persisted. > > John > > On Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 6:56 AM, wrote: > >> Hi >> >> The API says that readNestedProperty supports both mappe

Re: Writing to an unmapped property

2012-09-12 Thread John Huss
I think you have to expose C. I believe "unmapped" means not defined in modeler, like if you add some instance variables that are not persisted. John On Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 6:56 AM, wrote: > Hi > > The API says that readNestedProperty supports both mapped and unmapped > properties. I assume t

Re: Writing to an unmapped property

2012-09-12 Thread Andrus Adamchik
It supports "unmapped" properties in a Java sense of "properties". E.g.: Artist extends _Artist { private int unmapped; public int getUnmapped() { return unmapped; } } There's no way to persist columns nor mapped in an ObjEntity (with the exception of generated PKs/FK) Andrus On Sep 1

Writing to an unmapped property

2012-09-12 Thread dollj
Hi The API says that readNestedProperty supports both mapped and unmapped properties. I assume this means one can ask for eg: "db:SOME_FIELD". Is there a way to set/write to an unmapped property ? For eg. if I have a table with fields: A, B and C And I only want A and B visible in my object ent