On Sep 7, 2009, at 8:51 PM, David LeBer wrote:
I find it helpful to create a model group for my projects in
RuleModeler (File -> New Model Group) that I add references to all
of the model files that my project depends on. Something like:
MyApp: user.d2wmodel
MyFramework: d2w.d2wmodel
MyLook: d2w.d2wmodel
ERDirectToWeb: d2w.d2wmodel
JavaDirectToWeb: d2w.d2wmodel
This makes it easier to trace all of the rules that may apply.
For your particular problem, try adding rules like the following:
90 (task = 'edit' and smartRelationship != null and not
(smartRelationship.isToMany = 1)) => componentName =
"ERD2WEditToOneRelationship" [Assignment]
90 (task = 'edit' and smartRelationship.isToMany = 1) =>
componentName = "ERD2WEditToManyFault" [Assignment]
If I remember correctly the default Wonder rules seem to miss these.
Those rules did the trick!
Thanks all!
If I recall correctly, didn't the D2W from Apple have things
(attributes and relationships) ready to edit?
Wonder by default only allows inspecting a few things. Should the
default rules that ship with the Wonder D2W frameworks have the rules
to allow editing, right out of the box, so to speak? I would say yes,
one should be able to edit the DB. What do others think?
Greg Brown
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