Do you override anything in UserView? If not you can just write
val view = new ModelView(new User)
etc.
Otherwise
class UserView(user: User) extends ModelView(user)
should work.
What happened is that in addition to maper.view.ModelView, the latter is
subclassed inside ModelSnippet so you can leave out the snippet parameter. You
can still use the old ModelView outside of a snippet (for whatever reason) as
usual, or inside a snippet as view.ModelView etc.
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glenngl...@exmbly.com wrote:
Naftoli,
Since I don't seem to have the latest source to follow, how exactly
does this work now?.
If I currently have:this as my ModelView
class UserView(entity:User, snippet:ManageUsers) extends ModelView
[User](entity, snippet)
and
val view: ModelView[User] = new UserView(new User,this)
in my ModelSnippet, leaving off the User type parameter doesn't
compile and neither does removing the this parameter or the snippet
parameter in the UserView type definition.
Glenn
On Sep 14, 3:10?pm, Naftoli Gugenheim naftoli...@gmail.com wrote:
If you useModelViewin a ModelSnippet, read the following:
I added an inner class to mapper.view.ModelSnippet calledModelView, which
extends mapper.view.ModelViewbut allows you to leave out the snippet
parameter.
However if you were using these new classes you may have to make a small
change. If you useModelViewinside ModelSnippet, just leave out this from
the constructor.
You may also be able to change ModelView to view.ModelView.
The Wiki article may not yet reflect this.
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