Hi all,

I'm newbie about AI designer. I'm trying to do something that it should be easy. I want to load a list of values in a Dialog (selectOneMenu) from a DB table. Suppose I have some employees. I want to create a new employee, so I need to assign it to amn existing department. So, I need an object List<department> in the Dialog interface to use it in the selectOneMenu control and save department code when I save this employee data to database.

I'm not finding the way to connect the DB step when I make this query to the dialog step.

Can you help me? Any documentation about this kind of tasks?

BR

asked 17.06.2016 at 15:53

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edited 17.06.2016 at 15:54


Hi You can use the database element to load the values from the database and store them in a Recordset. Then use the values in the Recordset on the Dialog.

Example:

HTML Dialog with the following Data Class alt text

The Recordset users is loaded by a Database Process Element from a Table in a database. The we use this Recordset in the View like this:

  <p:selectOneMenu value="#{data.userId}" >
    <f:selectItems value="#{data.users}" var="user" itemLabel="#{user.getField('FullName')}" itemValue="#{user.getField('UserId')}"/>
  </p:selectOneMenu>

The value that is displayed is the column FullName of the table (itemLabel). The value that is selected is the column UserId of the table (itemValue). The itemValue of the selected record is stored in the variable data.userId.

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answered 27.06.2016 at 10:30

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thanks for your response,

It's ok, it's solved using predefined objects recordset and record in Dialog logic:

import project.Departamento;

for (int i=0; i<recordset.size(); i++) {
    Departamento depto = new Departamento();
    depto.setCodigoDepartamento(recordset.getAt(i).getField("codDepartamento").toNumber());
    depto.setNombreDepartamento(recordset.getAt(i).getField("nomDepartamento").toString());

    in.listaDptos.add(depto);
}

And selectOneMenu logic as you use:

<p:selectOneMenu id="departamento" value="#{data.puestoTrabajo.departamento}">
    <f:selectItems value="#{data.listaDptos}" var="item" itemLabel="#{item.nombreDepartamento}" itemValue="#{item.codigoDepartamento}" />
</p:selectOneMenu>
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