2009/11/12 F. Oliver Gathmann gathm...@cenix-bioscience.com:
I guess I'm asking if there is a standard, bfg-approved way of avoiding
artificial container model classes - or did I just not get it yet?!
You can use ``*subpath`` (or any other name of your choice) to
retrieve this match as-is,
F. Oliver Gathmann wrote:
Hello!
Coming from Pylons, I'm a newbie to the object graph traversal world, so
this question might be slightly misplaced (but hopefully a no-brainer
for the bfg gurus...).
I very much like the concept of looking up my model object before
dispatching to a
On 11/12/09 1:00 PM, Tim Hoffman wrote:
Hi
I have done some fairly extensive projects using traversal over a
relational model and we did use intermediate container classes alot.
Mainly because each major entity could have about 6 different classes
of sub items that we needed to group into
On 11/12/09 1:20 PM, Tim Hoffman wrote:
Hi
On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 8:09 PM, F. Oliver Gathmann
gathm...@cenix-bioscience.com wrote:
Hmm... still, this feels like an artifact to me. Presumably, in most cases
what you want to return when the URL asks for a collection of sub-items is
the very
On 11/12/09 1:33 PM, Chris McDonough wrote:
F. Oliver Gathmann wrote:
On 11/12/09 1:00 PM, Tim Hoffman wrote:
Hi
I have done some fairly extensive projects using traversal over a
relational model and we did use intermediate container classes alot.
Mainly because each major entity could have
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F. Oliver Gathmann wrote:
On 11/12/09 1:00 PM, Tim Hoffman wrote:
Hi
I have done some fairly extensive projects using traversal over a
relational model and we did use intermediate container classes alot.
Mainly because each major entity could
