Short answer: no. This is indeed a limitation of the Isis programming model.
It's not something we find too restricting in practice, however. You could of course simply define a very simple "lookup" entity that wraps the string, and have a collection of those. Arguably this is better design too, since it builds the ubiquitous language for your domain. After all, what's a list of strings meant to mean, anyway? But a list of preferences, or a list of colors, or a list of US states, or a list of... you get the idea. Cheers Dan On 30 March 2012 14:46, Denis Robert <[email protected]> wrote: > Is there any way to define properties of type Collection<[SomeValueType]> > such as List<String>? > >
