I try without space and with explicit set of the myListName, but still the same
problem.
Do you have a working example where you fill a drop-down list from java? If
yes, can you please output the structure of your ${myResultMap}
in a field like this:
and post the content here.
-Ursprüng
I tried your suggestion, but the drop-down field is still empty.
The content of myResultMap looks like this:
{responseMessage=success,
myResultMap={myListName=[[GenericEntity:myEntityName][myKeyName,key1(java.lang.String)][myValue,value1(java.lang.String)],
[GenericEntity:myEntityName][myKeyN
Hi All,
I try to fill a drop-down list with values calculated in a java service.
Can anyone help me with a java code-snippet or description showing the type and
structure of the needed return value of my java service (value: my
Hi Jacques,
thanks for the hint.
Showing a in-progress indicator is actually very ease. I have two forms. One
for the creation of a object in an external system an one for the deletion.
In the "creation"-form I add only the following line after the field with the
name "submitButton":
In the
Hi All,
I am calling a self-made java service (inside a customer component in folder
hot-deploy). Inside this java service I start an external operation that takes
1-2 minutes. The service call and the external operation works fine. During the
external operation I want to show a dialog with an
