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Problem with mapped context node

Posted on Jan 27, 2005 at 06:37 PM 16 Views

Hi everybody!

I have following structure in a Controller:

Z_Create_Address

¦__ Output

¦_____ Address

My problem is now that when I try to add a new item it just adds one but all already entered notes gets the same value? Here is the code ...

IPrivateAddAddressView.IAddressElement newElem = wdContext.nodeAddress().createAddressElement(wdContext.currentAddress.modelObject());

Than I fill up the values ending with

wdContext.nodeAddressOrg().addElement(newElem);

When I do this with a value node with the same settings it works with no problems ... only difference is that for creating the the model node the method ask for a model object.

What I am doing wrong?

Thanks for help ...

Bye Markus

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    author's profile photo Achim Hauck
    Achim Hauck
    Posted on Jan 28, 2005 at 07:57 AM
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    Hi Markus,

    the Z_Create_Address is a model node? i suggest it's the name of the RFC, too.

    To add a new Element in the model node try this:

    Z_Create_Address_Input inputModelObject = wdContext.

    currentZ_Create_AddressElement().modelObject();

    <Type of Address> myAddress = new <Type of Address>();

    inputModelObject.addAdress(myAddress);

    wdContext.nodeAddress().invalidate();

    But you don't want to add an Element in the <b>Output</b>Address node, don't you?

    kr, achim

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    Posted on Jan 28, 2005 at 01:51 PM
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    Hi Markus,

    if your problem has been successfully solved please mark the topic as solved.

    Thanks for understanding,

    Shubhadip

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