bahhhhh Outlook... I answered my own question and I hit "send later" while
typing the last one - and Outlook promptly sent my email anyway... sorry,
please disregard so I can use the list for something I can't answer :)
Luke
----- Original Message -----
From: "Luke Majewski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Turbine Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2003 8:07 PM
Subject: intake ALMOST working :(
hello,
I'm using Ant 1.5.1, turbine 2.2, jdk1.3 (will use 1.4 later but right now
makes intake eat itself), tomcat 4.0.x
Intake is running, I've verified it in the logs and by doing a few things in
my vm to convince myself... I am having trouble mapping my business object
using intake...
the relevant parts of my intake.xml are:
<group name="ResourceGroup" key="resourceGroupKey"
mapToObject="om.Resource">
<field name="Name" key="nameKey" type="String" mapToProperty="Name">
</field>
</group>
and I know that intake is recognizing what RecourceGroup by displaying
$intake.RecourceGroup.Default and it gives me some stuff like
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so what is not mapping correctly is (the following line is surrounded by a
check to make sure $resource is not null)
#set($group = $intake.ResourceGroup.mapTo($resource))
where $resource was placed in the context like so:
Resource resource =
(Resource)ResourcePeer.doSelect(criteria).get(0);
context.put("resource", resource);
So there is some concept that I have not yet grasped or looked at. For
instance, is there something in my business model that has to be done to
make sure that the "Name" in intake is correctly mapped to "Name" in the
Resource object? I have made sure that the case is the same, etc...
Anyways, what I am trying to do to verify correct mapping is simply display:
<td>$group.Name.Key</td>
which is null every time right now... Any help would be enormously
appreciated, I'm pretty sure there is just something stupid I'm not seeing
here.
Thank you in advance,
Luke Majewski
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