It's a good question.
You can use @Hidden(Where.PARENTED_TABLES). Also,
@Hidden(Where.REFERENCES_PARENT) is good for link associations (resolving
many-to-many associations.
However, it isn't possible to do any more fine-tuning than this.
One capability that NakedObjects.NET has is the ability to specify the
columns in an annotation on the collectino, eg:
public class Order {
@TableView("Product, Quantity, NumberInStock")
public SortedSet<OrderLine> getDetails() { ... }
}
If this is a feature that appeals, then raise a new JIRA ticket. (And
then, implement a patch :-)
Cheers
Dan
On 22 September 2013 15:40, james agada <[email protected]> wrote:
> How do I choose which fields to display in a derived collection or decide
> which properties I can display when I am displaying the objects in a
> collection?
>
