"Delphi's Ghost" wrote : I did try to seam-gen up an application using my dummy
dev database (Projects, and Issues per project), and it simply created pages to
list, view and edit the projects or issues. I'm not sure whether it was
supposed to pick up on the foreign key and list the issues per p
anonymous wrote : I would seam-gen up an application, add a couple of CRUD
entities and take a look at the approach used there - it's what we would
recommend. You "nest" as many CRUDs as you like using this pattern - it's
simple to extend.
I did try to seam-gen up an application using my dummy
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sorry but what you mean by seam-gen up an application? could you give me a
small example? ..I'm not yet an advanced user of seam, started a couple of
months ago.. thank you!
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I would seam-gen up an application, add a couple of CRUD entities and take a
look at the approach used there - it's what we would recommend. You "nest" as
many CRUDs as you like using this pattern - it's simple to extend.
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