Rick,
Do you control the requirements? It's going to be an ugly screen with that :)
Web applications
should be concerned with doing one unit of task at a time, if possible, because
it does simplfy
development and help the user focus on what needs to be typed.
Still, I don't see this problem as insurmountable. As long as you don't mind
having ugly screens,
you can; and what is probably goign to make your screen ugly is the
requirements, which mandate
all too much input data on one screen. I think you're pigeonholed here so do
the best you can.
class CompanyInput {
private Company o;
private List divisionInput;
private String inputAttr1;
private String inputAttr2;
}
class DivisionInput {
private Division o;
private List deptInput;
private String inputAttr1;
private String inputAttr2;
}
class DepartmentInput {
private Department o;
private String inputAttr1;
private String inputAttr2;
}
You just have to create an input model that reflects what you want to capture.
There's nothing
really more I can do for you; you have lousy requirements so make the best of
them. Break up the
input into different pages for a better time.
Paul
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