Dear Kevin,
Not sure if this question was properly answered, as there were a discussion
about ValueObjects on Apache Isis.
But if what you want is, as you detail, to have m-n relationships, being 2
different domain entities, each with its own “identity” in terms of DDD, and
most probably
Hi, I am trying to implement auto-refresh feature following the guide (
https://isis.apache.org/guides/ugvw/ugvw.html#_ugvw_customisation_auto-refresh
) and have an issue there.
I have implemented my own HomePage view model, this has an getXxx method
representing an field showing in the home
Hi Dan,
Thanks for acknowledging it... A big thank you for such a great framework, its
fabulously fantastic!!
And yes, the other solution worked via annotations.. I would prefer this, thank
you!
One small correction to the property of @MemberOrder annotation - its "name"
and not as
Thanks for the great release! Our users will be thankful also!
Erik
On 08/14/2017 11:48 PM, Dan Haywood wrote:
Thanks for the heads-up.
The correct links are:
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http://isis.apache.org/release-notes/release-notes.html#_release-notes_1.15.0
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Hi Nikhil,
thanks for trying out the framework.
• I am assuming based on @DomainObject annotation the class will be
> visible in wicket viewer ?
Actually, it's not necessary to add that annotaion
> if not is there a link where you can point me to understand what places I
> should make
Hi,
I am looking at apache isis to be used as an ORM solution. I downloaded and ran
the simple application Arche type and is working fine I am more a server side
developer with little knowledge of wicket and Swagger.
For my changes I added practice as an additional entity in the application
