ernate table of values.
> >
> > In one context, a Hibernate entity holds a reference to this entity and
> > terms it "Parent".
> >
> > In another context, a Hibernate entity holds a reference to this entity
> and
> > terms it "File Cabinet."
>
gt; In another context, a Hibernate entity holds a reference to this entity and
> terms it "File Cabinet."
>
> I register the type with the AppModule - but is it possible to let the
> component choose which app block to display? Is there another way to use the
t".
In another context, a Hibernate entity holds a reference to this entity and
terms it "File Cabinet."
I register the type with the AppModule - but is it possible to let the
component choose which app block to display? Is there another way to use the
GenericSelectModel with multiple labels?
Thanks,
-Luther
After restarting Jetty ... this change appears to not work for me. Can
anyone see why it might not be passing SELECTED value back to the
BeanEditForm?
I have implemented GenericSelectModel for a type "Note" but in the interest
of space, I've not included it here. To that point, I have BOLDED a lin
I removed my explicit assignment to PropertyEditContext and it continues to
work as you suggest ... and using BeanEditor works fine in this case.
Thanks for the suggestions,
-Luther
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 8:51 PM, Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo <
thiag...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sun, Feb 22, 2
On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 8:17 PM, Luther Baker wrote:
> I have written an application property block (per the BeanEditForm tutorial)
> for a custom type. Is there a ideal event in the block component when I can
> assign the property to the PropertyEditContext?
You don't assign values to PropertyEd
I have written an application property block (per the BeanEditForm tutorial)
for a custom type. Is there a ideal event in the block component when I can
assign the property to the PropertyEditContext?
For instance, I have written a GenericSelectModel and it shows up correctly
according to my custo
