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anabors-keating1-Visitor
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May 17, 2017
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Null value for selected ID from NMCommandBean

  • May 17, 2017
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For one of requirement, I have created two tables in wizard through multicomponent config.

Out of which one table has the Action menu with event like "Validate", "Publish" and "Edit Details".

I wrote the "DefaultObjectFormProcessor" for all action event. but once i am trying to get selected object details in doOperation method. Null value returned by all getSelectedXXXX, getNMXXXXX methods of NMCommandBean.

Is it require some settings in case of multicomponentconfig?

your help on that highly appreciated

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    olivierfresse15-Moonstone
    15-Moonstone
    May 18, 2017

    Hi,

    I use

    nmCommandBean.getActionOidsWithWizard()

    This returns an array of com.ptc.netmarkets.model.NmOid

    NmCommand  has many accessors 🙂

    I've explored it with a debugger, to find what to call...

    Regards

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    anabors-keating1-VisitorAuthor
    1-Visitor
    May 18, 2017

    I tried that method too but response remain same i.e. null

    I am using multicomponent config. Is it requires any settings in that?

    I also tried printing commandbean.getParameterMap. In that map, I am getting value for the all table Ids referenced in wizard.

    Is there any way to traverse details for table (WC Java API)?

    Regards,

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    olivierfresse15-Moonstone
    15-Moonstone
    May 18, 2017

    Strange

    Each table have their own ids ( defined by setId like below ) ?

    final TableConfig table;

    table = factory.newTableConfig();

    table.setId("myTableID");

    and each component must be declared in the jsp view

    <%
       ComponentDefinition cdef = (ComponentDefinition) request.getAttribute("componentDefinition");

    %>

    <mvc:table componentDef="${cdef}" compId="myTableID"/>

    This should be enough.

    Now it would be intersting to use a debugger to explore what's in nmCommandBean...

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