Re: D2W factory with custom editingContext

Sth like:

D2W.setFactory(new D2W() {
     public EditPageInterface editPageForNewObjectWithEntityNamed 
(String entityName, WOSession session) {
         MyOwnEditingContext myContext = new MyOwnEditingContext 
(session.defaultEditingContext());
         EOEnterpriseObject aNewEO = _newObjectWithEntityNamed 
(entityName, session, peerContext);
	..
     }
});

in your apps constructor.

Cheers, Anjo

Am 27.04.2006 um 10:13 schrieb Holzner Roman:

> Hi list
>
> I've got a really urgent question. We are developing a application  
> where we have a our own EOEditingContext. For the administration  
> part we use the D2W framework to keep the work small. But now we  
> saw, that the in the factory, the methods to create new objects  
> (editPageForNewObjectWithEntityNamed(String entityName, WOSession  
> session) and editPageForNewObjectWithConfigurationNamed(String  
> configurationName, WOSession session)) do only use their own  
> EOEditingContext.
>
> Here you can see what I meen:
>
>     public EditPageInterface editPageForNewObjectWithEntityNamed 
> (String entityName, WOSession session)
>     {
>         EOEditingContext peerContext = new EOEditingContext 
> (session.defaultEditingContext().parentObjectStore());
>         EOEnterpriseObject aNewEO = _newObjectWithEntityNamed 
> (entityName, session, peerContext);
> 	..
>     }
>
> What I would need is something like:
> 	...
> 	MyOwnEditingContext myContext = new MyOwnEditingContext 
> (session.defaultEditingContext());
> 	EOEnterpriseObject aNewEO = _newObjectWithEntityNamed(entityName,  
> session, myOwnEditingContext);
> 	...
>
>
> How can I work around that? Any ideas. Every answers would be  
> helpfully for me
>
> Greets
> Roman
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