On Mon, Aug 08, 2005 at 02:36:46PM +0200, Adam Groszer wrote: | Corrections: | | Monday, August 8, 2005, 11:45:56 AM, I wrote: | | > The only way I found is defining a dummy interface before the other: | | Actually that does not work, because the dummy IUnit and the real | IUnit is not the same and IItem stores the wrong one. This failes on | validations. | | Now I don't have any more ideas, please help.
I don't think the schema you posted actually does what you want. When
you create an IItem object, the form will embed a form to create a new
IUnit object (which will embed a form to create a new IItem and so
on). Even apart from the infinite recursion in the form, I don't
think you are intending to create a new IUnit every time you create an
IItem.
I think you are intending to initialize a -reference- to an existing
IUnit when you create the IItem and vice-versa. In X3.0, you use a
vocabulary to do this. See if the available documentation and
examples for those meets your needs.
HTH,
-D
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