hi udo,
you have to contribute the child property type to the
DefaultDataTypeAnaylzer
so the BeanModelSource will not ignore it
public static void contributeDefaultDataTypeAnalyzer...{
configuration.add(MyType.class,"myType");
take a look https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY-2460
it has two examples how to display a complex child property with another
block (containing another BeanEditor)
g,
kris
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BeanModel and complex types?
Hi,
in many situations I have objects containing other objects as fields,
resulting from a 1:1 reference in a database. E.g., an employee has a
refrence to the subsidiary where he is working.
In those cases I want to display the name of the subsidiary in a Grid
component.
The property can be accessed by something like
employee.getSubsidiary().getName();
Is there a way to extend the BeanModel to access those properties?
Or do I have to duplicate all fields from complex types in simple fields
at the top level object, like
employee.getSubsidiaryName();
?
Thanks,
Udo.
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