Hi there,
Unfortunately, I have reached a dead-end, I have a number of entities, for
example:
@Entity
class MyEntity {
@Id
String uid;
String value1;
String value2;
String value3;
...
}
The entity is set by a back-end job with default data. The entity is used to
populate a form in the UI, and all field are displayed with grey color font.
The user is allowed to edit those details and that means that the UI should
display the edited values with a different color-font.
So how do I manage this? Should each entity have a flag for each attribute
denoting if it changed or not?
Should I split my entity to smaller entities, for instance,
@Entity
class Value1Entity {
@Id
String uid;
String value1;
boolean modified=false;
}
@Entity
class Value2Entity {
@Id
String uid;
String value2;
boolean modified=false;
}
@Entity
class Value3Entity {
@Id
String uid;
String value3;
boolean modified=false;
}
Taking into account latency and performance issues and of course managing
code what is the best solution? Or what else would you suggest..
Many thanks,
G
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