Re: component advise?

[Ramsey Gurley]

I think Modern requires you to specify the Edit page is a tabbed edit page. I 
think Ken Ishimoto pointed out once long ago that the Wizard/Tabbed page 
templates are always the superior choice in Modern. They work in either case 
where the simple edit page blows up with tabbed displayPropertyKeys. So when 
you make the rule to fix it, you may just want to make it *true* on the LHS.


On Sep 22, 2014, at 1:37 PM, Theodore Petrosky  wrote:

> thanks but I have a problem. this works as documented:
> 
> 100 : pageConfiguration = 'CreatePerson' => displayPropertyKeys = ("[Page1]", 
> "(Name)", "firstName", "lastName", "[Page2]", "(Address)", "addressLine1", 
> "addressLine2", "personCity", "personState", "personZip", "login", 
> "password", "email", "startDate", "endDate", "current", 
> "security.canCreateInvoice", "security.canEditPerson") 
> [com.webobjects.directtoweb.Assignment]
> 
> however, with the edit page, it blows up:
> 
> 100 : pageConfiguration = 'EditPerson' => displayPropertyKeys = ("[Page1]", 
> "(Name)", "firstName", "lastName", "[Page2]", "(Address)", "addressLine1", 
> "addressLine2", "personCity", "personState", "personZip", "login", 
> "password", "email", "startDate", "endDate", "current") 
> [com.webobjects.directtoweb.Assignment]
> 
> 
> Error: message ' valueForKey(): lookup of unknown 
> key: '[Page1]'. This class does not have an instance variable of the name 
> [Page1] or _[Page1], nor a method of the name [Page1], _[Page1], get[Page1], 
> or _get[Page1]' object '' key '[Page1]'> 
> Reason:valueForKey(): lookup of 
> unknown key: '[Page1]'. This class does not have an instance variable of the 
> name [Page1] or _[Page1], nor a method of the name [Page1], _[Page1], 
> get[Page1], or _get[Page1]
> 
> I referenced the wiki and found:
> 
> http://wiki.wocommunity.org/display/documentation/Using+ERD2WWizardCreationPage
> 
> which seems to imply that this technique should work the same on create or 
> edit pages. I thought it was a typo, so I duplicated the rule for 
> CreatePerson (which is working) and reapplied it to EditPerson. Same problem.
> 
> any ideas?
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Sep 22, 2014, at 4:06 PM, Fabian Peters  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Ted,
>> 
>> It's just a different format for specifying the tab: 
>> 
>> 
>> You could rewrite it as:
>> 
>> pageConfiguration = 'CreateLineItem' => displayPropertyKeys = 
>> (("chooseInventory","inventory"), ("editValues","cost","msrp"))
>> 
>> Fabian
>> 
>> Am 22.09.2014 um 19:43 schrieb Theodore Petrosky :
>> 
>>> ok where does this come from?
>>> 
>>> pageConfiguration = ‘CreateLineItem’ => displayPropertyKeys = 
>>> (“[chooseInventory]”,”inventory”,”[editValues]”,”cost”,”msrp”)
>>> 
>>> I am referring to the square brackets! I have never seen them used in a 
>>> displayPropertyKeys array. 
>>> 
>>> Maybe I am thinking of this wrong. What I thought I wanted was that when I 
>>> ask for a new line item, the attributes would be empty. If I chose a 
>>> selection from inventory, this objects values would get copied into the 
>>> line item. Of course I don’ t have to select from the inventory, I could 
>>> just start filling in the fields.
>>> 
>>> On Sep 19, 2014, at 4:47 PM, Ramsey Gurley  wrote:
>>> 
 So you have
 
 Inventory
 -qty
 -cost
 -msrp
 ->>lineItems
 
 LineItem
 -cost
 -msrp
 ->inventory
 
 You could set that up as a wizard creation page, something like
 
 pageConfiguration = ‘CreateLineItem’ => displayPropertyKeys = 
 (“[chooseInventory]”,”inventory”,”[editValues]”,”cost”,”msrp")
 
 Such that you have to choose the inventory item and then proceed with 
 editing the other values. Then do the validationKeys thing for Modern to 
 copy your values. (In ponder, you’d override the _nextStep method on your 
 subclass of R2DDefaultBranchDelegate.) 
 
 Then on save, you could adjust your inventory quantity in willInsert.. or 
 maybe not. I don’t remember if willInsert is called a second time after a 
 validation failure. (Or in ponder, you could override _save on your 
 subclass of R2DDefaultBranchDelegate.)
 
 On Sep 19, 2014, at 12:42 PM, Theodore Petrosky  wrote:
 
> I need to use a "select from inventory” kind of component. I have 
> inventory that has some attributes (quantity on hand, sell price, 
> purchase price, etc). 
> 
> I want to present the user with a popup that lists the inventory 
> (obviously this is a rather short list). When you select an inventory 
> object, the pertinent attributes are copied to the line item entity. I 
> want to copy these attributes to the line item as I may want to adjust 
> (override) the values on a single report. Or if the purchase price of an 
> inventory item changes, i do not want old reports (invoices) to show 
> these new values.
> 
> 

Re: component advise?

[Theodore Petrosky]

thanks but I have a problem. this works as documented:

100 : pageConfiguration = 'CreatePerson' => displayPropertyKeys = ("[Page1]", 
"(Name)", "firstName", "lastName", "[Page2]", "(Address)", "addressLine1", 
"addressLine2", "personCity", "personState", "personZip", "login", "password", 
"email", "startDate", "endDate", "current", "security.canCreateInvoice", 
"security.canEditPerson") [com.webobjects.directtoweb.Assignment]

however, with the edit page, it blows up:

100 : pageConfiguration = 'EditPerson' => displayPropertyKeys = ("[Page1]", 
"(Name)", "firstName", "lastName", "[Page2]", "(Address)", "addressLine1", 
"addressLine2", "personCity", "personState", "personZip", "login", "password", 
"email", "startDate", "endDate", "current") 
[com.webobjects.directtoweb.Assignment]


Error:   valueForKey(): lookup of unknown key: 
'[Page1]'. This class does not have an instance variable of the name [Page1] or 
_[Page1], nor a method of the name [Page1], _[Page1], get[Page1], or 
_get[Page1]' object '' key '[Page1]'> 
Reason:  valueForKey(): lookup of unknown 
key: '[Page1]'. This class does not have an instance variable of the name 
[Page1] or _[Page1], nor a method of the name [Page1], _[Page1], get[Page1], or 
_get[Page1]

I referenced the wiki and found:

http://wiki.wocommunity.org/display/documentation/Using+ERD2WWizardCreationPage

which seems to imply that this technique should work the same on create or edit 
pages. I thought it was a typo, so I duplicated the rule for CreatePerson 
(which is working) and reapplied it to EditPerson. Same problem.

any ideas?




On Sep 22, 2014, at 4:06 PM, Fabian Peters  wrote:

> Hi Ted,
> 
> It's just a different format for specifying the tab: 
> 
> 
> You could rewrite it as:
> 
> pageConfiguration = 'CreateLineItem' => displayPropertyKeys = 
> (("chooseInventory","inventory"), ("editValues","cost","msrp"))
> 
> Fabian
> 
> Am 22.09.2014 um 19:43 schrieb Theodore Petrosky :
> 
>> ok where does this come from?
>> 
>> pageConfiguration = ‘CreateLineItem’ => displayPropertyKeys = 
>> (“[chooseInventory]”,”inventory”,”[editValues]”,”cost”,”msrp”)
>> 
>> I am referring to the square brackets! I have never seen them used in a 
>> displayPropertyKeys array. 
>> 
>> Maybe I am thinking of this wrong. What I thought I wanted was that when I 
>> ask for a new line item, the attributes would be empty. If I chose a 
>> selection from inventory, this objects values would get copied into the line 
>> item. Of course I don’ t have to select from the inventory, I could just 
>> start filling in the fields.
>> 
>> On Sep 19, 2014, at 4:47 PM, Ramsey Gurley  wrote:
>> 
>>> So you have
>>> 
>>> Inventory
>>> -qty
>>> -cost
>>> -msrp
>>> ->>lineItems
>>> 
>>> LineItem
>>> -cost
>>> -msrp
>>> ->inventory
>>> 
>>> You could set that up as a wizard creation page, something like
>>> 
>>> pageConfiguration = ‘CreateLineItem’ => displayPropertyKeys = 
>>> (“[chooseInventory]”,”inventory”,”[editValues]”,”cost”,”msrp")
>>> 
>>> Such that you have to choose the inventory item and then proceed with 
>>> editing the other values. Then do the validationKeys thing for Modern to 
>>> copy your values. (In ponder, you’d override the _nextStep method on your 
>>> subclass of R2DDefaultBranchDelegate.) 
>>> 
>>> Then on save, you could adjust your inventory quantity in willInsert.. or 
>>> maybe not. I don’t remember if willInsert is called a second time after a 
>>> validation failure. (Or in ponder, you could override _save on your 
>>> subclass of R2DDefaultBranchDelegate.)
>>> 
>>> On Sep 19, 2014, at 12:42 PM, Theodore Petrosky  wrote:
>>> 
 I need to use a "select from inventory” kind of component. I have 
 inventory that has some attributes (quantity on hand, sell price, purchase 
 price, etc). 
 
 I want to present the user with a popup that lists the inventory 
 (obviously this is a rather short list). When you select an inventory 
 object, the pertinent attributes are copied to the line item entity. I 
 want to copy these attributes to the line item as I may want to adjust 
 (override) the values on a single report. Or if the purchase price of an 
 inventory item changes, i do not want old reports (invoices) to show these 
 new values.
 
 I am using this as an example to show a perspective client, and to push 
 myself to learn more D2W. I think if I were in a regular wonder app, I 
 could cobble something together, but I want to learn more in D2W.
 
 Ted
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Re: component advise?

[Fabian Peters]

Hi Ted,

It's just a different format for specifying the tab: 


You could rewrite it as:

pageConfiguration = 'CreateLineItem' => displayPropertyKeys = 
(("chooseInventory","inventory"), ("editValues","cost","msrp"))

Fabian

Am 22.09.2014 um 19:43 schrieb Theodore Petrosky :

> ok where does this come from?
> 
> pageConfiguration = ‘CreateLineItem’ => displayPropertyKeys = 
> (“[chooseInventory]”,”inventory”,”[editValues]”,”cost”,”msrp”)
> 
> I am referring to the square brackets! I have never seen them used in a 
> displayPropertyKeys array. 
> 
> Maybe I am thinking of this wrong. What I thought I wanted was that when I 
> ask for a new line item, the attributes would be empty. If I chose a 
> selection from inventory, this objects values would get copied into the line 
> item. Of course I don’ t have to select from the inventory, I could just 
> start filling in the fields.
> 
> On Sep 19, 2014, at 4:47 PM, Ramsey Gurley  wrote:
> 
>> So you have
>> 
>> Inventory
>> -qty
>> -cost
>> -msrp
>> ->>lineItems
>> 
>> LineItem
>> -cost
>> -msrp
>> ->inventory
>> 
>> You could set that up as a wizard creation page, something like
>> 
>> pageConfiguration = ‘CreateLineItem’ => displayPropertyKeys = 
>> (“[chooseInventory]”,”inventory”,”[editValues]”,”cost”,”msrp")
>> 
>> Such that you have to choose the inventory item and then proceed with 
>> editing the other values. Then do the validationKeys thing for Modern to 
>> copy your values. (In ponder, you’d override the _nextStep method on your 
>> subclass of R2DDefaultBranchDelegate.) 
>> 
>> Then on save, you could adjust your inventory quantity in willInsert.. or 
>> maybe not. I don’t remember if willInsert is called a second time after a 
>> validation failure. (Or in ponder, you could override _save on your subclass 
>> of R2DDefaultBranchDelegate.)
>> 
>> On Sep 19, 2014, at 12:42 PM, Theodore Petrosky  wrote:
>> 
>>> I need to use a "select from inventory” kind of component. I have inventory 
>>> that has some attributes (quantity on hand, sell price, purchase price, 
>>> etc). 
>>> 
>>> I want to present the user with a popup that lists the inventory (obviously 
>>> this is a rather short list). When you select an inventory object, the 
>>> pertinent attributes are copied to the line item entity. I want to copy 
>>> these attributes to the line item as I may want to adjust (override) the 
>>> values on a single report. Or if the purchase price of an inventory item 
>>> changes, i do not want old reports (invoices) to show these new values.
>>> 
>>> I am using this as an example to show a perspective client, and to push 
>>> myself to learn more D2W. I think if I were in a regular wonder app, I 
>>> could cobble something together, but I want to learn more in D2W.
>>> 
>>> Ted
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Re: component advise?

[Theodore Petrosky]

ok where does this come from?

pageConfiguration = ‘CreateLineItem’ => displayPropertyKeys = 
(“[chooseInventory]”,”inventory”,”[editValues]”,”cost”,”msrp”)

I am referring to the square brackets! I have never seen them used in a 
displayPropertyKeys array. 

Maybe I am thinking of this wrong. What I thought I wanted was that when I ask 
for a new line item, the attributes would be empty. If I chose a selection from 
inventory, this objects values would get copied into the line item. Of course I 
don’ t have to select from the inventory, I could just start filling in the 
fields.

On Sep 19, 2014, at 4:47 PM, Ramsey Gurley  wrote:

> So you have
> 
> Inventory
> -qty
> -cost
> -msrp
> ->>lineItems
> 
> LineItem
> -cost
> -msrp
> ->inventory
> 
> You could set that up as a wizard creation page, something like
> 
> pageConfiguration = ‘CreateLineItem’ => displayPropertyKeys = 
> (“[chooseInventory]”,”inventory”,”[editValues]”,”cost”,”msrp")
> 
> Such that you have to choose the inventory item and then proceed with editing 
> the other values. Then do the validationKeys thing for Modern to copy your 
> values. (In ponder, you’d override the _nextStep method on your subclass of 
> R2DDefaultBranchDelegate.) 
> 
> Then on save, you could adjust your inventory quantity in willInsert.. or 
> maybe not. I don’t remember if willInsert is called a second time after a 
> validation failure. (Or in ponder, you could override _save on your subclass 
> of R2DDefaultBranchDelegate.)
> 
> On Sep 19, 2014, at 12:42 PM, Theodore Petrosky  wrote:
> 
>> I need to use a "select from inventory” kind of component. I have inventory 
>> that has some attributes (quantity on hand, sell price, purchase price, 
>> etc). 
>> 
>> I want to present the user with a popup that lists the inventory (obviously 
>> this is a rather short list). When you select an inventory object, the 
>> pertinent attributes are copied to the line item entity. I want to copy 
>> these attributes to the line item as I may want to adjust (override) the 
>> values on a single report. Or if the purchase price of an inventory item 
>> changes, i do not want old reports (invoices) to show these new values.
>> 
>> I am using this as an example to show a perspective client, and to push 
>> myself to learn more D2W. I think if I were in a regular wonder app, I could 
>> cobble something together, but I want to learn more in D2W.
>> 
>> Ted
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Re: component advise?

[Ramsey Gurley]

So you have

Inventory
-qty
-cost
-msrp
->>lineItems

LineItem
-cost
-msrp
->inventory

You could set that up as a wizard creation page, something like

pageConfiguration = ‘CreateLineItem’ => displayPropertyKeys = 
(“[chooseInventory]”,”inventory”,”[editValues]”,”cost”,”msrp")

Such that you have to choose the inventory item and then proceed with editing 
the other values. Then do the validationKeys thing for Modern to copy your 
values. (In ponder, you’d override the _nextStep method on your subclass of 
R2DDefaultBranchDelegate.) 

Then on save, you could adjust your inventory quantity in willInsert.. or maybe 
not. I don’t remember if willInsert is called a second time after a validation 
failure. (Or in ponder, you could override _save on your subclass of 
R2DDefaultBranchDelegate.)

On Sep 19, 2014, at 12:42 PM, Theodore Petrosky  wrote:

> I need to use a "select from inventory” kind of component. I have inventory 
> that has some attributes (quantity on hand, sell price, purchase price, etc). 
> 
> I want to present the user with a popup that lists the inventory (obviously 
> this is a rather short list). When you select an inventory object, the 
> pertinent attributes are copied to the line item entity. I want to copy these 
> attributes to the line item as I may want to adjust (override) the values on 
> a single report. Or if the purchase price of an inventory item changes, i do 
> not want old reports (invoices) to show these new values.
> 
> I am using this as an example to show a perspective client, and to push 
> myself to learn more D2W. I think if I were in a regular wonder app, I could 
> cobble something together, but I want to learn more in D2W.
> 
> Ted
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