How to send a Row based in a view Object

Question

Hi,
i has in the app module a method to insert but i want from the baking bean send a Row with the information but not function well
---this is my method in the app module
public boolean CreaCliente1(Row row){
ViewObjectImpl vo =this.getClientesVo();
vo.insertRow(row);
this.getDBTransaction().commit();
return true
in the bean the the method where i asign the data to the object row is
public Row CreaCliente(Row row){
SimuladorAppImpl app = new SimuladorAppImpl();
ViewObjectImpl vo = app.getClientesVo();
Row row = vo.createRow();
row.setAttribute("IdCliente",0);
row.setAttribute("NuDocumento",this.getNumeroDocumento());
row.setAttribute("IdTipoDocumento",1);
row.setAttribute("CaPrimerNombre", this.getPrimerNombre());
row.setAttribute("CaSegundoNombre",this.getSegundoNombre());
row.setAttribute("CaPrimerApellido",this.getPrimerApellido());
row.setAttribute("CaSegundoApellido", this.getSegundoApellido());
row.setAttribute("CaDireccion",this.getDireccion());
row.setAttribute("CaTelefono",this.getTelefono());
row.setAttribute("CaCorreoElectronico", this.getCorreoElectronico());
row.setAttribute("IdCiudad",11);
row.setAttribute("IdDepto",11001);
row.setAttribute("FeFechaCreacion", new java.sql.Timestamp(new java.util.Date().getTime()));
then i invok the method with the command button but apers a error
how is the best way to do this
thansk
Edited by: JuanAndresDeveloper on 10-feb-2009 8:05

Answer 1

You can't just simply create a new application module like that:
SimuladorAppImpl app = new SimuladorAppImpl();This will not work!
An other thing to mention is that you don't push Row objects from the view controller to the server side (this breaks the MVC paradigm).
If you have to create a new row, you can create a method in your application module and call this method either with a number of attributes or a POJO object holding the values.
Remember too that your new row normally have a primary key attribute which you have to fill with a distinct value for each row.
To get the application module from within a backing bean you can look at ADFUtils.getApplicationModuleForDataControl("YourAppModuleDataControl");Search the FOD application for the ADFUtils class or this forum.
Timo