ok, shame on me. The two cases were not so identical as I said. This was the
problem:
The working scenario had this:
TextField naamField = new TextField("naam", new PropertyModel(getModel(), "
naam.value"));
The not working one this:
INawGegevens naw = ((IMedewerker)getModel)).getNawGegevens();
TextField voornaam = new TextField("voornamen", new PropertyModel(naw, "
voornamen.value"));
Of course the LoadableDetachableModel doesn't work anymore, because the
target of the model is the Hibernate POJO and not the LDM.
Everything works fine when I changed it to this:
TextField voornaam = new TextField("voornamen", new PropertyModel(getModel(),
"nawGegevens.voornamen.value"));
2008/2/15, Martijn Lindhout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have two 'almost' identical situations, both are using a plain form
> updating a simple Hibernate POJO. The same code is used for creating new
> entities and editing existing ones.
> One situation is really plain in the sense that it is just that, the other
> one is that the form is wrapped in a TabbedPanel. The one without the
> TabbedPanel creates and updates my models correctly, I see the changes in
> the database. The one with the TabbedPanel works for creating new objects,
> but when editing existing ones, the update's doesn't seem to propagate to my
> models. I use a DetachableLoadableModel. I see the model load, but when the
> Hibernate POJO is sent back to the persistence layer, it contains all
> unmodified fields....
>
> Do I need to take special actions when using forms inside TabbedPanels?
>
> --
> Martijn Lindhout
> JointEffort IT Services
> http://www.jointeffort.nl
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> +31 (0)6 18 47 25 29
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JointEffort IT Services
http://www.jointeffort.nl
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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