Anthony,
I am reviving this issue again because I am wondering what must take
place on the persistence side to save my user and all of the addresses
related to it?
In other words, once I have done user.set("addresses",addresses); how
do I turn around and do user.save() to persist all of the addresses?
Must I add some business logic in my userDAO to loop through the
addresses and persist them?
Thanks,
Aaron
On 3/21/07, Anthony Israel-Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In that scenario, what I would do is something like:
addresses = createObject("component","AddressIBO").init();
addresses.loadQuery(query);
user.set('addresses',addresses);
You've created an address object that now can be a property of the user
object ("composition" in OO speak)
Now you can do this:
a = user.get('addresses');
While (a.hasNext()) {
doSomethingToA(a);
}
BTW, I created a hasNext() method which is similar to isLast() but
checks whether iterator is GT than numRecords. It made more sense in
while loops.
I'm also planning on adding "add" and "remove" methods, but I haven't
needed them (yet) but now I'm off-topic ;-)
Anthony
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