on 12-12-2006 8:48 PM
Hello Everyone.
I'm trying to display a table which is bound to a RFC Model Node. However there is additional info that I would like to display in this table that is not in that model node. I searched the forum and found the Model Node -> Value Node technique in which you define a Value Node inside a Model Node, then you set the cardinality of said node to 1..1 and the singleton property to false. So I ended up with something like this:
Root
I--> RFC_Input
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I--> RFC_Output
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I-->RFC_Output_Node
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I-->Model Attributes
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I-->Value Node (Card 1..1, Singleton: False)
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I-->Value Attributes
Later I proceeded to define a supply function for the value node.
This is all done in the controller context and implementation.
Afterwards I try to set up a table in a view using this nodes, but I cant add attributes from both nodes. Whenever I choose an attribute from the Value Node, all the model attributes that I had selected become unselected. Am I doing something wrong? Did I understand the Model Node -> Value Node technique correctly?
I would also like to know, if its possible to do something like this for the same purpose:
RFC_Output_Node
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I--> Model Attributes
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I--> Value Node 1
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I--
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I--> Value Node 2
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I--> Value Attributes 2
And then use Model Attributes and value nodes from both nodes in the same table.
Thanks a lot in advance, If my question is not clear please let me know and I will clarify.
Francisco.
EDIT: I'm the Table Template to generate the Table. Could this be the cause?
Message was edited by:
Francisco Caraballo
Might be a problem with that table binding wizard. Try creating TableColumn instances with appropriate cell editors manually, it is not difficult.
You can definitely use different 1:1 non-singleton value-subnodes inside a single table.
Armin
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