Hi Laurent,
> hum, the method of the object that created it is called
> so there is a way to know that we want to close the views dependanding of it
>
> are you saying taht views are not attached to their creators ?
They're bound to the model, but that's not necessarily the same as
"creator".
For instance, you could load a model without any view, by retrieving the
DataSource at the DatabaseContext (getByName( <URL> ) ), and asking this
DataSource for its Document (.getDatabaseDocument). In this case, you'd
have a model, but no view at all.
Now if the user does a File|Open with the very same file you specified
in the URL, the the document is not loaded, again ('cause it already
*is*), but only a new view is created. Also, if you (or another script)
does a loadComponentFromURL with the URL in question, the document is
reused, and only a new view for it is created.
So, while the document knows that there exists a view for it, it cannot
know who's the owner of this view.
Ciao
Frank
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