looks good
however, this got me thinking:
maybe we should get ourselves into making (declarative) binding support on java.sql.ResultSets, no?
The biggest catch however is the lack of symmetry in connecting to JDBC stuff: binding-back for the 'save is not to be done by handing over a resulset back to the jdbc connection :-(
Thoughts like these always kinda set me back on th etrack of just using some OR/mapping tool and stopping to think about it...
Still, making cforms (aka woody) easier for the jdbc-fans is a goal we should go for, and given the fact that the current implicit symmetry of the binding is limiting our thoughts we should maybe just set it asside and think allong other paths?
so, any thoughts on the subject dwelling out there? -marc=
Timothy Larson wrote:
--- Timothy Larson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I guess I still do not completely grasp JavaScript. It is easy enough from Java, but how would you populate a repeater from a flowscript? The context is I am trying to make a database query by example person search form.
Never mind. Why do I figure things out right after I break down and ask about them? For posterity here is one, not necessarily efficient, way:
// Perform query and get results in ResultSet "result" // Left as exercise for the reader.
// Clear the repeater while (0 in model.somewidget) { // While model.somewidget[0] exists delete model.somewidget[0]; }
// Populate the repeater while(result.next()) { var field1 = result.getString("field1"); var field2 = result.getString("field2"); var max = model.people.length; var row = model.people[max]; // Magically creates a new row row.field1 = field1; row.field2 = field2; }
--Tim Larson
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