Fill subnode of a model node

[Former Member]

Hi everybody,

how can i fill values of a subnode within a model node?

I try it with the following piece of code but without success:

Node:

- ModelNode

--- ModelSubnode

-

---

val1

-

---

val2

ModelNode modelNode= new ModelNode(WDModelScopeType.TASK_SCOPE);

ModelSubnode modelSubnode= new ModelSubnode ();

modelSubnode.setVal1("1");

modelSubnode.setVal1("2");
		
modelNode.addModelNode(modelSubnode);
		
wdContext.nodeModelNode().bind( modelNode );

regards,

Sid

Edited by: Sid on Dec 4, 2009 5:05 PM

Edited by: Sid on Dec 5, 2009 9:57 AM

[Former Member]

Hi Friend,

I think You should use the modelNode.setModelNode(modelSubnode); instead of modelNode.addModelNode(modelSubnode);

try this.

ModelNode modelNode= new ModelNode(WDModelScopeType.TASK_SCOPE);
 
ModelSubnode modelSubnode= new ModelSubnode ();
 
modelSubnode.setVal1("1");
 
modelSubnode.setVal1("2");
		
modelNode.setModelNode(modelSubnode); // instead of modelNode.addModelNode(modelSubnode);
		
wdContext.nodeModelNode().bind( modelNode );

please let us know if still problem persist.

Regards

Jeetendra

[Former Member]

Hi Jeetendra,

thanks for the reply.

The set<...> methode is a abstractList type, so it is not applicable for my object type modelSubnode.

regards,

Sid

[Former Member]

Hi friend,

If the set method is of abstract list type then i think you should go like this.

ModelNode modelNode= new ModelNode(WDModelScopeType.TASK_SCOPE);
 List<modeSublNode> subModelList = new ArrayList<ModeSublNode>();
ModelSubnode modelSubnode= new ModelSubnode ();

for(i=0;i<wdContext.node<TheNodeFromWheretheDatahasToBeCopied>().size;i++){
modelSubnode.setVal1("1");
 
modelSubnode.setVal1("2");
subModelList.add(modelSubNode);		
}
modelNode.setModelNode(subModelList);
		
wdContext.nodeModelNode().bind( modelNode );

Although i didn't properly get that what you mean by the set<> method is of abstract List type. If it expect List then you should pass the List to it. Or please provide a little more detail. so that your problem can be solved.

Regards

Jeetendra