Then you can attach validators to the childs to make sure that input is right. (the partial input)
And you can attach validators to the parent formcomponent and that parent component has the connection
with the "real" model. (the childs have there "inbetween model" from the parent formcomponent to get the data they want to display)
Then with that parent formcomponent you override getInputAsArray and convertValue()
And youre are done.
When the value is converted youre parent validators run over that converted value and if that work that value is stored in the real model.
johan
On 5/18/06, Ittay Dror <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i guess i should have kept my mouth shut ;-) (or my fingers away from the keyboard)
ok, i'll try to kick start it. what code base to use? HEAD? do you have some kind of design phase (documents)?
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
> >
> > It sounds interesting. If someone wants to create a poc for this... I
> > like to discuss with actual code ;)
>
> i'd be interested, but i probably don't know enough about the code,
> or design rational. i also can't commit on the time i can spend on this.
>
>
> its your idea and from this discussion it is clear you are the only one
> with the understanding of what is required. so who better to write the
> initial code?
>
> -Igor
>
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