Hi peoples, sorry for my late answer Yes, partyClassificationGroup is a good opportunity. This is a easy way to relate partyId with classificationGroups Nationality. My point is that nationality is samothing like "this person is under jurisdiction on this government in this country". This is important when this person is visiting in other country. Example: I am Bulgarian I have a problem, I will take this problem to Bulgarian embassy. This is the point. I can take protection of delegation on Bulgarian government in visited country. This model is enough for my needs and even more. Thanks for this good advice and I will use this way :)
For language, I think to use partyAttribute may be. For me is important to know what kind of language speak my guest because I have a need to communicate with him. But the better decision may be is creating entity for relationship between Person and StandartLanguage. StandartLanguage exists in the data model. Only is nesassary to extend the existing data model with entity PersonLanguage for the relationship. Thank you! Adrian Crum wrote: > > David E Jones wrote: >> Adrian Crum wrote: >> >>> David E Jones wrote: >>> >>>> >>>> Nationality/race/minority/whatever would be in the >>>> PartyClassification and related entities. >>>> >>>> Language we'd need more info about to model. If you want to model all >>>> languages spoken I think we would need a new entity def, though >>>> actually PartyClassification could be used for that too. If you are >>>> looking for a language preference for application interaction, the >>>> UserLogin entity is the way to go. >>> >>> >>> Except when the party is not an OFBiz user. >> >> >> Hence the question about intended use. If they aren't an OFBiz user then >> the language preference for application interaction wouldn't matter, so >> the other or something like it would be what they want. >> >> Either way, until the original person specifies more of what they're >> looking for... who knows! > > Yeah, I realized you already said that after I clicked Send. :p > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Insert-Person-Language-And-Nationality-tf4413683.html#a12631717 Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
