Dynamic Table Input Field - Disabled in runtime

Question

Hi,
I have dynamically created a node. The node as a string attribute X.
Then dynamically created a IWDTable to bind to the node.
In the table I have a column, then a tablecelleditor of inputfield.
The inputfield 'value' is binded to node->X attribute info.
inputField.bindValue(attributeInfo).
Then I created a few entries of the node, populating X with some dummy value.
In runtime, my inputfields are disabled, and the dummy values don't appear.
I believe it is something to do with my binding.
Then I replaced the inputfield with a textview. textview text is binded to the node->X
attribute info.
textview.bindText(attributeInfo)
(i.e. exact same attribute info I used for the inputfield)
In runtime I see my textview with the dummy values.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Cheers,
Michael.

Answer 1

Hi Guys,
I think to be clear I better include my code here.
I did bind the table to the nodeInfo, and I did bind the textView/inputfield to the particular attribute.
As mentioned before, it does show for the textView, but not for the inputfield.
Create the new node:
          IWDNodeInfo newNode = wdContext.getNodeInfo().getChild("nodeName");
               newNode =
                    wdContext.getNodeInfo().addChild(
                         "nodeName",
                         null,
                         true,
                         true,
                         true,
                         false,
                         false,
                         true,
                         null,
                         null,
                         null);
Create the attribute:
               IWDAttributeInfo detailAttribute =
                    newNode.addAttribute(
                         "xyz",
                         "ddic:com.sap.dictionary.string");
Get the node
                         IWDNode specificNode =
                              wdContext.getChildNode(
                                   "nodeName",
                                   0);
Create the element from the node
                         newElement =
                                   specificNode.createElement();
Set the attribute value:
                              newElement.setAttributeValue(
                                   "xyz",
                                   "1234");
Add the new element:
                              specificNode.addElement(newElement);
Create the table now:
               IWDTable someTable =
                    (IWDTable) view.createElement(
                         IWDTable.class,
                         "TAB_ArticleQty" + articleElement.getArticleId());
               someTable.setEnabled(true);
               someTable.setReadOnly(false);
               someTable.setRowSelectable(true);
               someTable.setFooterVisible(false);
               someTable.setSelectionMode(WDTableSelectionMode.NONE);
               someTable.setVisibleRowCount(-1);
               someTable.bindDataSource(
               specificNode.getNodeInfo());
               TC.addChild(someTable);
Loop at all the attributes and create the column
The code for the textView has been commented out
The code is now for the input field
                * LOOP AT ALL THE ATTRIBUTES IN THE NODE:
                * CREATE ONE COLUMN FOR EACH ATTRIBUTE
               Iterator allAttributes =
               specificNode.getNodeInfo().iterateAttributes();
               while (allAttributes.hasNext()) {
                    IWDAttributeInfo attrInfo =
                         (IWDAttributeInfo) allAttributes.next();
                    String attrName = attrInfo.getName();
                              // Text View
                              IWDTextView TV_info =
                                   (IWDTextView) view.createElement(
                                        IWDTextView.class,
                                        "TV_AQ_"
                                             + counter
                                             + attrName);
                              TV_info.bindText(attrInfo);
                              COL_qty.setTableCellEditor(TV_info);
                              //input field for the user to enter the value
                              IWDInputField input_Qty =
                                   (IWDInputField) view.createElement(
                                        IWDInputField.class,
                                        "input_Qty"
                                             + counter
                                             + attrName);
                              input_Qty.setEnabled(true);
                              input_Qty.bindValue(attrInfo);
                              input_Qty.setWidth("4");
                              COL_qty.setTableCellEditor(input_Qty);
                         someTab.addColumn(COL_qty);