Hi, James. There is no attachment (I think they are not allowed). Simply copy-and-paste.
Default is like a "reserved" prefix. If Isis finds any method starting with it, it will assume it to be a default value for a property or an action param [1]. If you have implemented a "newTransaction(...)" action and want to specify default values for parameters, do it as in [1] (remember to specify the param number correctly (remember the first parameter will be number 0 - a 0-based list -). If you simply want to initialize the properties of the Transaction inside the "newTransaction(...)" you have different options: - simply set them on the action's code. - define on the "Transaction" class a defaultXXX () method, being XXX the name of the property. - initialize it by assigning a value directly to the field (I wouldn't recommend this for default values on entity creation. Perhaps it could lead to "conflicts" with the persistence ORM when re-creating the entity from the database). If that's not what you intented, please, copy the code. Hope this helps, Oscar PS: Seems there's no link for defining a default for a property on [2] ? [1] http://isis.apache.org/applib-guide/how-tos/how-to-03-050-How-to-specify-default-values-for-an-action-parameter.html [2] http://isis.apache.org/applib-guide/how-tos/about.html El 14/08/2013, a las 19:23, james agada <[email protected]> escribió: > I have created an action in a service Transactions.java attached and added > the defaultNewTransaction method in ordr to populate default values. It > compiles alright but when I try to run, I get this error > > [exec] 1) Error in custom provider, > org.apache.isis.core.metamodel.specloader.validator.MetaModelInvalidException: > 1: dom.todo.Transactions#defaultNewTransaction has prefix default, has > probably been orphaned. If not an orphan, then rename and use @Named > annotation > > May be I am doing it wrong but can some one help. Is it only inside entity > that you can use default?
