It is possible to use the objects in this way, but not easy, and they
really aren't meant for it. There is a lot more to take care of than
what you mentioned here. To name a couple of them: registering the
new ModelEntity with the GenericDelegator, and of course taking care
of the physical table in the database that corresponds with it...
So, what is it that you are trying to do with this anyway?
Perhaps what you are really looking for is a DynamicViewEntity? You
might want to check out the advanced framework package from Undersun
to explain for of these and how they are applied.
-David
On Aug 4, 2006, at 4:25 PM, Kiran Khatavkar wrote:
Hi
I want to create a GenericValue using ModelEntity (not a entity
defined
in EntityModel.xml)
I am using
ModelEntity me = new ModelEntity();
me.addField(new ModelField("abc","String","abc",false));
me.addField(new ModelField("def","String","def",false));
GenericValue gv = GenericValue.create(me);
Is this thing possible?
If it is then
When I use gv.setString("abc","AAAA");
It is failing
Can anybdy help?
Kiran
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