Hi Dan, Thanks for your response! I will create an issue in the Jira issue tracker for this. Right now it’s not so important that I can allocate some time for it now, but I may very well implement it later on. First I want too look somewhat more into the framework and Wicket. Three other questions that I currently have:
- Is there an example of how the tenancy should be used for the security module? I am wondering whether it is possible to ensure SimpleObjects can only be accessed by allowed users (/user groups). - Is there a way to provide a custom stylesheet from scratch, or can you only make additions to the existing styles? - Is there a way to use multiple persistence units? I know in CDI/JPA you can inject another persistence unit with @PersistenceContext(“unit-name”). Is something similar possible with DataNucleus / Isis? Cheers, Jan-Willem > On 16 Jun 2016, at 17:50, Dan Haywood <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Jan-Willem > > sorry not to reply on this question before now. > > Short answer is that this isn't part of the Restful Objects spec, and > therefore isn't possible currently. That said, I do think that the Naked > Objects .NET implementation has made some small extensions to the spec to > support this capability, but I don't know the exact details. > > By all means raise a JIRA ticket on this (though I don't know exactly when > it would be implemented). If you're really need the feature then I'll be > happy to provide some pointers as to how you might implement it and > contribute back. > > Thanks > Dan > > > On 29 May 2016 at 12:55, Jan-Willem Gmelig Meyling < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> >> >> Hey all, >> >> I've been wondering how I could nicely implement a collection of Enums >> as input for an Action. The values do not come from an persisted entity, >> as it would be part of as I imagine it to be a request POJO. >> >> I know that HTTP headers allow a path parameter to be defined multiple >> times. So an EnumSet is usually seen as "?foo=BAR&foo=BAZ". In Jackson I >> would use the Enum to String serialization and end up with something >> similar to : { "foo" : [ "BAR", "BAZ"] } >> >> I currently transformed my options to booleans so that they become >> visible as checkboxes, but I was wondering how to do this properly. >> >> Any response is very much appreciated, >> >> Kind regards, >> >> Jan-Willem
