Dear CMDBuild Team,
how is it possible, to import values for an attribute of an domain (N:N relation) with the advanced connector?
My little sample:
two classes
Class A: contains usergroup
Class B: contains the directories of the filesystem
and one domain A2B (N:N relation) between Class A and Class B
at the domain A2B i defined an attribute "rights"; represents the rights of a usergroup in the specific filesystemdirectory.
Which method would be to use in the "newRelation(domain)" function (.withAttribute or .withDomainAttribute or how ) in the connector-sql.groovy?
Thanks Peter.
Dear Hesse,
when you create new relations you should be able to set its attributes using the syntax ".withAttribute(key,value)". For example:
final relationCreator = newRelation(relationName)
.withReference(card1)
.withReference(card2)
.withAttribute("Name","Value");
relation = addRelation(relationCreator);
Regards,
CMDBuild Team
Previously Hesse wrote:
Dear CMDBuild Team,
how is it possible, to import values for an attribute of an domain (N:N relation) with the advanced connector?
My little sample:
two classes
Class A: contains usergroup
Class B: contains the directories of the filesystem
and one domain A2B (N:N relation) between Class A and Class B
at the domain A2B i defined an attribute "rights"; represents the rights of a usergroup in the specific filesystemdirectory.
Which method would be to use in the "newRelation(domain)" function (.withAttribute or .withDomainAttribute or how ) in the connector-sql.groovy?
Thanks Peter.
Hi CMDBuild Team,
this was also my first idea, but i receive a "MissingMethodException" and i was not sure ......:
Caused by: org.codehaus.groovy.runtime.InvokerInvocationException: groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: org.cmdbuild.connector.commons.data.ConnectorRelation$ConnectorRelationBuilder.withAttribute() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String, java.lang.String) values: [Rights, Rechtexyz]
My Syntax is:
connector-schema.groovy: (this part works)
def domainEdirgroup2Fsdir(Edirgroup, Fsdir){
addDomain(newDomain("Edirgroup2Fsdir")
.withDomainName("Edirgroup2Fsdir")
.withClass(Edirgroup)
.withClass(Fsdir)
.withAttribute("Rights"));
}
connector-sql.groovy: (this part works without the .withAttribute )
final relation = newRelation("Edirgroup2Fsdir")
.withReference(Edirgroup)
.withReference(Fsdir)
.withAttribute("Rights","Rechtexyz"); ==> this row caused the error; the fixed value "Rechtexyz" only for first tests and will replaced with a variable later
addRelation(relation);
Need i an additional "Import" Statement ? Actually defined:
import org.cmdbuild.connector.commons.data.ConnectorRelation;
import org.cmdbuild.connector.commons.data.ConnectorRelation.ConnectorRelationBuilder;
import org.cmdbuild.connector.commons.data.schema.ConnectorDomain;
import org.cmdbuild.connector.commons.data.schema.ConnectorDomainAttribute;
import org.cmdbuild.connector.commons.data.schema.ConnectorDomainAttribute.ConnectorDomainAttributeBuilder;
Many thanks
Peter
Previously Tecnoteca wrote:
Dear Hesse,
when you create new relations you should be able to set its attributes using the syntax ".withAttribute(key,value)". For example:
final relationCreator = newRelation(relationName)
.withReference(card1)
.withReference(card2)
.withAttribute("Name","Value");
relation = addRelation(relationCreator);
Regards,
CMDBuild Team
Previously Hesse wrote:
Dear CMDBuild Team,
how is it possible, to import values for an attribute of an domain (N:N relation) with the advanced connector?
My little sample:
two classes
Class A: contains usergroup
Class B: contains the directories of the filesystem
and one domain A2B (N:N relation) between Class A and Class B
at the domain A2B i defined an attribute "rights"; represents the rights of a usergroup in the specific filesystemdirectory.
Which method would be to use in the "newRelation(domain)" function (.withAttribute or .withDomainAttribute or how ) in the connector-sql.groovy?
Thanks Peter.