Hi Shawn,
I must correct me. You can't have back the fvs.put(string, string) method because the
field is unknown in fvs.
But you can use the protected method
/**
* adds or replace a value in the fieldValues
* @param table wich should be used to lookup for the fieldName
* @param fieldValues to add/replace value to
* @param fieldName to add/replace value
* @param value to add/replace
*/
protected void setValue(Table table, FieldValues fieldValues, String
fieldName, String value) {
FieldValue fv = fieldValues.get(fieldName);
Field f = table.getFieldByName(fieldName);
if (f != null) {
if (fv == null) {
fv = new FieldValue(f, value);
fieldValues.put(fv);
} else {
fv.setFieldValue(value);
}
}
}
In class DbEventInterceptorSupport to exchange fieldvalues. This method do the work of
checking if fieldname, table is correct and
so on.
Regards,
Henner
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