I'm not able to follow any of this.
If you can give one small / clear example of what you are trying to do it
would help me "help you".
On 5/11/07, Ken nashua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Correction...
>We massage/alter the ejb3/hibernate annotations with a bootstrap
>interceptor and rig up our
Correction...
We massage/alter the ejb3/hibernate annotations with a bootstrap
interceptor and rig up our >property descriptors.
We interrogate/supplement the ejb3/hibernate annotations with more capable
property descriptors.
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The user interface works and the back end works...
The only thing that fails is that once the association is saved... it does
not stick to the owner.
This is due in part to the way trails saves it's models under the hood.
To solve this I need to operate special rigging that sets/saves the
as
Thanks Kiuma ... I will post but it may complicate since knowledge of the
trails framework is essential.
I am at the door of completing this and just trying to get past the OGNL.
Incomplete and currently messy (not cleaned up)
Here is the sources...
Editors.page
model
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if you post your widget It would be simpler to see the problem,
ciao,
kiuma
On 5/11/07, Ken nashua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
FYI, Yes this has to do with completing the development of a tapestry
widget.
The OGNL docs are trim... and no forum for OGNL.
I thought this might be the bastian for
Ok, here is a more actual runtime model...
Organization-<>---Director a hard OneToOne
Each is named in OGNL space as organization and director
Furthermore, each actual object has getter/setter
Organization.getDirector()
Director.getOrganization()
This is what I am receiving so
FYI, Yes this has to do with completing the development of a tapestry
widget.
The OGNL docs are trim... and no forum for OGNL.
I thought this might be the bastian for OGNL folk.
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private Owner owner;
private void executeOgnlExpression(String ognlExpression, Object
newAssociation) {
HashMap context = new HashMap();
context.put("member", newAssociation);
Ognl.setValue("owner.association" + "(#member)", context, owner)
Will this do it? I am receiving invalidogn
Hi,
I have a situation on my hands where I am trying to complete the round-trip
leg of rigging up two objects in a bidirectional association.
Here is the UML...
Owner-<>--Association
This is a mutual OneToOne setup. There are getter/setter on each side.
Having created an Owner, I su
