Hi Hector, Thanks for the code listings and screenshots to explain the issue.
However, screenshots can't be attached to emails to this mailing list, they get stripped off. Could you upload them to imgur.com or similar and reference them, then we can take a look. Cheers, Dan PS: mailing lists are one of the services provided "for free" by ASF infrastructure. Indeed, mailing lists are part of the "Apache Way (TM)". [1] [1] http://theapacheway.com/ On 10 Jun 2016 3:28 a.m., "Hector Fabio Meza" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > After adding a few classes to my project, I am seeing 2 behaviors that > make me wonder if I'm missing something or doing something wrong. > > I'm attaching 4 java files and 3 screenshots hoping to explain the > situation clearly. > > The behavior appeared when I added two new classes, ANS and ITService (To > keep this light I'm not including the superclass, which has common JDO > parameters and some methods to control visibility). ITService contains an > attribute of type ANS. > > When I create the ANS, the UI shows a button connected to the > createITService action in ITServices. I think ANS is seeing that action as > contributed since it has a parameter of type ANS, but that's something that > hasn't happened with other classes. Is this how contributed actions are > supposed to work? I managed to work around it using > NatureOfService.VIEW_MENU_ONLY on the ITServices class, by the way. > (screenshot1) > > I then create an ITService, and after the creation, the screen that shows > the newly created object show the attribute of type ANS as null > (screenshot2). However, if I click the edit button for that property, it > shows a value, which makes me believe the "null" on the first screen is a > glitch (screenshot3). > > If I use the list menu option and click on the IT Service again, the > property shows a non null value. > > Thank you for setting up this mailing list, by the way. > Cordial saludo, > > Hector Fabio Meza MartÃnez > R&D Leader > www.smartools.com.co >
