Hi Mark,
we use a similar (although more generic) data structure in our openforms
frameworks.
I think I should definitely present our tools at the next WOWWDC, if there will
ever such a thing...
Am 20.12.2018 um 08:40 schrieb Mark Wardle
mailto:m...@wardle.org>>:
Thanks Paul. No, not at a
Thanks Paul. No, not at all wedded. In fact, I've been stupid in that I did
something similar with modelling consent forms and the responses, but for
some reason simply couldn't see beyond the end of my own nose on this one!
Thanks all,
Now to get on and implement...
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On Thu,
That is a much better idea than my original thoughts, and feels as if I
won't be fighting the system - which is always a good indicator that one's
design is wrong when building WO applications.
Thank you.
On Wed, 19 Dec 2018 at 18:37, Samuel Pelletier wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> I've done dynamic for
Hi Mark,
On 20 Dec 2018, at 07:37, Samuel Pelletier wrote:
> I've done dynamic forms in the past (in PHP and WO) and never tried to map
> them to an ORM entity. I think it is better to model your a Form entity and
> another one for answers (FilledForm or CompletedForm). The Form entity is the
Hi Mark,
I've done dynamic forms in the past (in PHP and WO) and never tried to map them
to an ORM entity. I think it is better to model your a Form entity and another
one for answers (FilledForm or CompletedForm). The Form entity is the Meta
model with the questions and the other contains only
Hi Mark,
This sounds similar to something we do. We create entities on demand that are
used for reporting purposes, where data is grouped and rolled up from our
“real” persistent entities. I think there are some differences in what you’re
looking at, though.
Perhaps instead of using NSDictiona
Mark,
> On 19 Dec 2018, at 4:39 PM, Mark Wardle wrote:
>
> I want to define a group enterprise objects at runtime and yet use them in a
> fairly similar way to "normal" enterprise objects.
>
> Essentially, I want a generic object that is backed by a NSDictionary (or
> other persistence mecha
[forgot to include list in my reply]
Good questions!
The issue is that I want to build runtime forms that are automatically
rendered via D2W.
I currently build data collection forms using horizontal inheritance, so I
define the model and then D2W and everything else normally "just works". I
some
Hi Mark
Sounds interesting, I was wondering a while back if an eomodel could work on
top of a database like Mongo and store anything without need for migration or
table setup - but it sounds like you want the reverse?
You sort of want to have arbitrary attributes? Even arbitrary relationships?
I want to define a group enterprise objects at runtime and yet use them in
a fairly similar way to "normal" enterprise objects.
Essentially, I want a generic object that is backed by a NSDictionary (or
other persistence mechanism like bytes/protobuf) and has a defined
behaviour class. I would like
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