DataBinding and new Order Form

DREAN Sébastien

Hi,

 

I have to create a light order form, with only a few fields. I would like to perform Databinding with the ORDR table, so that it would directly create/update an order.

Does anyone have ideas about how to do this ?

Maybe a lead could be DTOs ?

 

Thanks for your Help.

 

Best regards.

 

Sébastien.

Sebastian Schweer

Hallo Sebastien,



 



Here a little Example of Databinding Code Structure:



 



// Textfeld define

TextEdit TextEditDescription = TextEdit.CreateNew("TextEditXY"); //

Textfield Description // String Name <= 10 Chars



// Binding Textfeldes Description

    TextEditDescription.DataBind = DataBind.CreateNew("TextEditD1");

    TextEditDescription.DataBind.TableName = "OITM";

    TextEditDescription.DataBind.Alias = "U_Zeichnungsnummer";

    TextEditDescription.DataBind.DataBound = true;



// Adjust Textbox Description // Values to Controll Visability // should be != 0

    TextEditDescription.Top =0;

    TextEditDescription.TabOrder = 0;

    TextEditDescription.Left = 0;

    TextEditDescription.Width = 0;

    TextEditDescription.Height = 0;

    TextEditDescription.FromPane = 0;

    TextEditDescription.ToPane = 0;

TextEditDescription.Visible = false;



pVal.Form.AddItem(TextEditDescription);

pVal.Form.Update();



 



Best Regards,



 



Sebastian

DREAN Sébastien

Thank you Sebastian, but it's not exactly what I need.

 

I would like to create a new form, with custom fields and buttons, and therefore the databinding should be "executed" when I click on my new "add" (or update) button.

 

what would be the command which would allow the add/update to be performed?

 

Best regards,

 

Sebastien.

Sebastian Schweer

If you create a Button, you can store any Code to that Button you want.

 

If you Creating a new form, for example to enter something into the Item Master Data, you have to define yourself a Item object.

This one, you can update then via oItem.update( ); or oItem.add( ); command.

Or do you wish to create your own objects?

 

best regards,

 

Sebastian

DREAN Sébastien

Thank you

 

I will try to do it that way.

Have a nice day

Best regards

 

Sébastien