Hi Jim, On 2010-06-09, at 5:31 PM, Jim Murry wrote:
>> If you prefer a different task to be your beginning task, set your new >> 'startupTask' at a higher priority in the rules and make sure that you >> specify a 'startupEntityName' as well (any task other than queryAll acts on >> an entity). > > I have tried this just briefly: > > 100 *true* startupTask = "list" > 100 *true* startupEntityName = "Customer" Interesting. If you use "Query" as your startupTask it will work. I'll see if I can find an answer if someone doesn't beat me to it. You are probably right, you likely need to set a data source for a list and probably a specific entity if you plan to edit one. I don't know off-hand if that can be done with rules or not. I don't think I'd recommend using this strategy for a navigation tab anyway, you have more control if you explicitly set what you want your action to do in your navigationController (or equivalent) anyway. David > > I get an error "No matching ? records found.", I am sure it is because there > is not a query defined for the list. Where is the most appropriate spot in > which to add a qualifier for the list? Is the Factory class the most > appropriate spot? I have not mucked in the Factory class and would not quite > know where to start. > > Thank you.
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