Re: Actions for Collections

Hi Maksim,

I think the original reason not to support prototypes for collections
is that then, the collection would logically be defined in the
collection prototype's type.properties file rather than in the
prototype holding the collection.

Plus, why don't you simply use a mountpoint if you need to define
actions on it? Is there anything a collection can do that a mountpoint
can't?

hannes

2007/4/23, Maksim Lin for technical support mailling lists
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> Oops patch attahced this time.
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> > Subject: [Helma-user] Actions for Collections
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I'm hoping to raise again an issue I emailed back in june
> > last year (as its really starting to bother me again).
> > It would be really nice to let actions be defined on
> > collections as well as on mountpoints for both consistency as
> > well as convience 9since you often want/need to use a
> > collection rather then a mountpoint)
> >
> > I have been looking at the code again in Relation.js and
> > still cannot see any reason why this cannot be done as
> > collections (like mountpoints) are always specified for only
> > 1 Prototype so being able to have actions called on
> > collections are after all HopObjects too.
> >
> > >From my experiments all it takes is the attched patch.
> >
> > Hannes this makes a lot of nice generic code possible so I'd
> > really like this to go into helma or at least really
> > appreciate feedback on why its not a good idea.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Maks.
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