Michael Hunger wrote: > Oh, thats unfortunate :) How do you store the entities? Do you use the tree > structure of the preferences to map the > entities and their assocs 1:1 on that?
Each entity gets a Preferences node with the identity as pathname. Properties are trivial, and assocs are stored with QId.toString(). ManyAssocs are stored as strings with one QId.toString() per line (i.e. multiline values). Trivial and fairly readable. Service configs aren't gonna have much in terms of Associations anyway I think, mostly Properties. > Yeah its really cool :) > Perhaps Niclas can use that to store gui state of the swing application as > well. Yeah, as it is it can store anything. Any non-primitive value will simply be serialized into a bytearray so there's no limit on what properties can be used. It's just not very easy to edit bytearrays using the Property Editor (or RegEdit in Windows). /Rickard _______________________________________________ qi4j-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ops4j.org/mailman/listinfo/qi4j-dev
