Bryan, That makes sense. Sounds like "dependent properties" isn't quite what I'm looking for but that is an interesting point about a customValidator. I will try that.
As a more concrete example say a ControllerService points to a unique database table. Depending on the ControllerService/Table selected I would want to display all of the column names for that Table as valid options for a PropertyDescriptor. What I'm trying to do isn't database related but the example is pretty much exactly the same idea. - Jeremy Dyer On Wed, Oct 14, 2020 at 10:52 AM Bryan Bende <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > There is an open PR for "dependent properties" which will hopefully be > merged soon, but I think it is slightly different than what you are > asking for. > > The idea is that some properties should only be shown based on how > another property is configured, i.e. changing a strategy property to > strategy1 should remove any properties relevant to other strategies so > the user doesn't have to see a bunch of stuff that isn't relevant. > > In your scenario it isn't adding/removing whole properties, but > updating the values of a property. Not sure that has been considered > yet. > > You basically have to implement customValidate and implement logic > that makes the processor invalid if your two properties have values > that shouldn't be used together. > > -Bryan > > On Wed, Oct 14, 2020 at 10:27 AM Jeremy Dyer <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > Is it possible to have valid values for a PropertyDescriptor change based > > on another selection? > > > > Ex: I have a ControllerService Property and if I change that > > ControllerService in the dropdown I would like the valid values for > another > > Property to be changed in the UI. > > > > I'm thinking this isn't really possible since the logic occurs on the > > backend after "Apply" has been pressed. I know I can "Apply" and > > reconfigure to see the new values but would like something more > immediate. > > > > Thanks! > > Jeremy Dyer >
