Re: [Moderator Action] Re: Repeating nested structures

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From: "GILCHRIST Roland" <Roland.Gilchrist@state.or.us>
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Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 9:59 PM
Subject: [Moderator Action] Re: Repeating nested structures


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> roland.gilchrist@state.or.us
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> >>> NBhatia@sapient.com 01/21/02 05:03AM >>>
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> I am trying to access how I would implement the following use case using
> XForms. I would appreciate if the group can give me some direction on it.
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> My application uses a nested data structure shown below:
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>     class Assembly {
>         Collection parts;
>     }
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>     class Part {
>         int partNumber;
>         String partName;
>         PhysicalProperties pp;
>         ChemicalProperties cp;
>     }
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>     class PhysicalProperties {
>         ...
>     }
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>     class ChemicalProperties {
>         ...
>     }
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> 1) I would like to show an assembly using a table of parts. Each row in
the
> table represents a part and always shows the partNumber and its name. The
> PhysicalProperties and ChemicalProperties are shown in two tabs within the
> same table (or two tabs in a different table that is aligned and
> synchronized with the first table). The idea is that the basic properties
> (partNumber and partName) are always shown, but only one of the two other
> property groups, PhysicalProperties or ChemicalProperties, is visible at
any
> one time depending on the tab selected by the user. Can this behavior be
> represented using XForms?
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> 2) When entering or displaying an assembly, if any part breaks business
> rules, the entire row representing that part should be colored red. How
can
> this behavior be achieved using XForms?
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> I have read the spec, but I do not yet completely understand concepts such
> as repeat and events.
> Thanks.
>
> Naresh Bhatia
> Sapient
> One Memorial Drive, Cambridge, MA 02142
> Tel: 617-761-1771  Fax: 617-621-1300
> Email: nbhatia@sapient.com
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