I think you're misunderstanding how Transfer works.
The snippet you've posted shows that the first thing you're doing is asking
your Service for a bean with an ID of 0. I don't know what your Service
layer is doing to grab the bean and return it, but presumably it is asking
Transfer for a Client
Create a BaseTransferObjectDecorator that extends
transfer.com.TransferDecorator. Then have your decorator extend
BaseTransferObjectDecorator.
HTH
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On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 1:19 PM, Matt Graf wrote:
I don't think I am explaining myself very well lets see if I can
explain it a little better
Here is an example of where I tell transfer to use my decorator
object name=widget_one table=widget_one
decorator=model.decorators.widget_one
now
I should clarify that my pseudocode assumes that you are creating everything
in onApplicationStart().
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It's early (for me), so I might be missing something, but I believe it would
be
questionType = transfer.get(QuestionType, 2);
quiz.setQuestionType(questionType);
transfer.save(quiz);
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 10:26 AM, Brian FitzGerald wrote:
Hey all, I'm banging my head against the wall here
Doug,
Here's what I do in essentially the exact same scenario, though it's User
Permission instead of User Preference. This is from the User object.
cffunction name=setPermissionsById hint=I set my permissions based upon
the supplied ID list returntype=void output=no access=public
Jon, thanks for the info. I've not previously noticed that, and I'm not
really sure why I have not noticed it, seeing as that behavior has obviously
been around for a really long time now. (I looked back at a couple of my
old decorators and they're using configure() to default the dates, so
To expand a little bit on set{PropertyName}Null() when the property is a
date, Transfer sets the value to the oldest date that CF will support: {ts
'0100-01-01 00:00:00'}. Why this isn't done by default, I'm not really
sure. It sure would make hellamore sense. :-)
ManyToMany, like any other type of relationship, is a relationship between
only two tables. If you have more than one relationship that you're
modeling in your object, you need to add the appropriate config node for
each relationship.
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Modeling is a funny thing, and like seemingly everything else in the
computer world, there is more than one way to skin a cat. In other words,
there are probably 8 or 10 different ways you could model things to get the
desired result. My apologies, but in terms of a model, I have no idea what
I have 100% of my database code extracted into a DAO, which handles all
interaction with Transfer, as well as all custom queries. By doing this,
should I ever change away from Transfer (God forbid), all of my changes will
be made in a single place. None of my services or controllers or business
Yes, sir, that is what I'm saying. That way anything and everything having
to do with database interaction is in one place (though there are multiple
DAOs - one per package).
Single-record queries? Check.
Aggregate queries? Check.
Paged list queries? Check.
Saves? Check.
Deletes? Check.
Weird man, the website is down. Is something wrong with it?
;-)
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If I am understanding the question correctly, I believe that a little bit of
TQL (or plain ol' SQL) is in order.
http://docs.transfer-orm.com/wiki/Transfer_Query_Language.cfm
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With TQL you can do a readByQuery() which returns an object, or you can do
listByQuery() which returns a record set. Take your pick.
You cannot do transfer.get() and do custom joins. That will instead
simply return a composed object.
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Use a decorator. In it you can utilize a variety of techniques to track the
old value and compare it with the new value. For example...
1) Create an ActionAfterNewTransferEvent observer, which calls a method on
your decorator. I use configAfterNew() in mine. For an example of how to
register
Wow. That sucks. I hit something (who knows what) and gmail sent the damn
thing before I could finish it. My apologies. Let me try again.
cffunction name=configAfterNew returntype=void
cfscript
setCurrentUserName(getUserName());
/cfscript
/cffunction
cffunction
I guess this is my day to send emails before they're finished or properly
proofed. Let me try the damn code one more time.
cffunction name=configAfterNew returntype=void
cfscript
setCurrentUserName(getUserName());
/cfscript
/cffunction
cffunction name=getCurrentUserName
First of all, just for the sake of pointing out what may or may not already
be obvious, just because you use a decorator for one object certainly does
not require you to use decorators for all objects.
Secondly, in my personal opinion, the business object (decorator in this
case) is exactly where
Elliott,
To be clear, I only said that clone() should be used when editing an
object. Consider this scenario...
Step 1: User submits form with data to edit/update an object
Step 2: Grab object from Transfer and populate with new data
Step 3: Validation of new data fails
Step 4: Skip the
Turn on debug output in your CFAdmin. It will show all queries that were
run.
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Can you post the relevant transfer.xml configs? I could be mistaken, but I
think the issue is that you have an o2m on one side and an m2o on the
other. AFAIK, that will not do the trick.
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Howdee :-) You're welcome.
OK, so that is exactly what I thought you were doing. The reason that will
not work is because the o2m generates methods on *both* objects in the
relationship, and therefore generates the ID (PK/FK) in the SQL twice.
Instead, create an m2o on *both* objects (instead
The only methods (for the relationship) that will be generated are the m2o
ones.
http://docs.transfer-orm.com/wiki/Generated_Methods.cfm#ManyToOne_Element
So, any of the other o2m methods that have to do with getting at the
child(ren)/parent will not be generated.
Schwet! I love it when a plan comes together. :-)
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This seems to be happening on *a lot* of google groups lists lately. That
is, moderated users' posts still getting through. This is at least the
fourth or fifth list (that I am on - I am sure there are many others) in the
last couple of days that it has happened to. Apparently someone has found
Strangely enough, the very same posters are being stopped by the moderation
on the ColdBox group. shrug
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Add a dwcorator method that looks them up.
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On Sep 26, 2009, at 8:20, Erik-Jan Jaquet ejjaq...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Mark,
The manytoone relationship does work, but I need to know which tasks
are assigned to a user. And with a many to one I just get the user
methods in
Have you tried getTransfer().getDatasource() ?
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You cannot have the m2m as well as an o2m with the same table.
Additionally, the m2m's other properties will not be recognized in the m2m
relationship.
Based upon my quick glance at the code, i would suggest utilizing an m2o for
each, and then using decorator methods to gain the additional
Nope. I mean m2o. With an o2m, Transfer places methods on both objects.
You can only do a o2m with one relationship, and then you cannot use that
object in another relationship. So, use an m2o on both objects along with
some decorator methods, and you will be able to accomplish your goals.
I have not had time to take a thorough look through your config files, but
after a quick glance I think you'll actually have something like this:
http://www.pastebin.ca/1588561
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Oh, and as for decorator methods, you would simply need to add methods to
your applications decorator with which to retrieve its associated
applications_users.
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Transfer does not allow you to have two different objects with an o2m like
you are describing. Can you please show us the relevant XML from your
transfer.xml file?
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Ok, first of all, just to reiterate, you cannot use an o2m on two objects
like that. You will need to use m2o and then add decorator methods to fill
in the missing methods that you need.
Secondly, you will want to call removeCountry() on the object, and not
removemanytooneCountry().
Hopefully
You would remove the relationship (e.g. foo.removeParentBar()), and then
delete the item that you want to delete (e.g. transfer.delete(foo)).
HTH
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Or you could, of course, skip the removeParentBar() and cut right to the
chase e... delete. :D
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 2:23 PM, Mark Mandel mark.man...@gmail.com wrote:
What's wrong with Transfer.delete(myPagePanel) ?
Mark
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Aaahhh. A man after my own heart. :-)
On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 3:45 PM, Jamie Krug wrote:
or find me at the bar :)
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FWIW, Luis was using the name CachBox long before Isaac's project
appeared. As far as I know Luis intends to still use the name since a)
he has been using it for years, and b) it fits in with the naming
convention of all the other ColdBox-based libraries.
There is only one _real_ CacheBox, and it
To see the queries in ACF, turn on debugging output. I don't know for sure,
but I assume that Railo would be the same.
That said, I am not mistaken, Transfer is not officially supported on
Railo. Transfer uses a number of things under the hood which are ACF
specific. Additionally, Transfer
Wow @ that SQL. NULL as name 3 different times?? Definitely seems a bit
odd, and most certainly ambiguous. I'd be curious to see what that exact
same query looks like under ACF. My bet is it doesn't have NULL as name
more than once. ;-)
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new in that context more or less means newly minted by the Transfer
factory. It does not relate specifically to persistence.
HTH
On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 6:12 PM, Clarkee21 clarke...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Jason,
Spot on with the scenario.
In my case I'm dealing with a Finance object that
Nice work, Brian. While I no longer use Transfer myself, I know there are
folks - aside from you, even (heh) - out there who still are. I love the
spirit of open source software!
On Jul 13, 2014 11:39 AM, Brian G brian-goo...@vfive.com wrote:
Since I was deep in the guts of Transfer this week
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