On Oct 30, 12:12 pm, Thomas Broyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (I'm really wondering what use case you have to need reloading your
> module *and* get a hint about the reload count)
Well, my application needs to do the following:
1. OnModuleLoad()
a. load data from data base into data structure let's say
MyDataStructure
for example:
private MyDataStructure my_data = new MyDataStructure();
public void OnModuleLoad(){
MyDataStructure = load_data_from_db();
.....
b. pass this data structure to a child (not in terms of
inheritance, composition maybe) object (let's say MyObject) that could
manipulate this data structure (set some attributes to that data)
...
MyObject my_object = new MyObject(my_data);
...
c. display that object (MyObject) in some container, taking into
account its data (already passed by its parent)
...
Panel my_panel = new Panel();
my_panel.add(my_object);
...
2. on MyObject class
public class MyObject extends Composite{
private MyDataStructure my_data = new MyDataStructure();
public MyObject(MyDataStructure my_data){
this.my_data = my_data;
}
//here somewhere and depending on some actions MyObject class
could add some attributes to its data e.g. setVisible(false)...
}
So, I need, depending on an action button to reflect that changes on
that displayed object on the panel but I don't need the whole data to
be reloaded .. how could I do that?
Thanks.
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