Validation of new objects created

Hi all!
We have created all the objects in our proj. Is there any way to validate the objects created?

Similar Messages

Design and registration of new objects

We have the following three objects:
- Order, which contains:
-- OrderStatus
-- Vector: OrderStatusHistoryItem
Whenever order.setStatus(newStatus) is called we would like to create a new OrderStatusHistoryItem and add that to the vector of history inside the Order.
Our first guess was to put this in the setStatus method of the Order object, so that noone would bypass the adding to history. But... When creating the OrderStatusHistoryItem inside the Order we of course get an error from TopLink, saying that the object was not registered in the UOW.
Is there some way that we can tell TopLink that this relationship should be registered automatically on commit? If not, what would be the best way to design this? Of course we do not want to expose our domain layer to the internals of TopLink. Would a factory be the best way to handle registration upon creation?
Thanks,
Anders,

Anders,
New objects created and attached to working copies will be discovered during commit cycle and added to the persistent model including the appropriate INSERT. The only issue you will have is that you must make sure that setStatus(newStatus) is ONLY called on working copies read from or registered with a UnitOfWork. If this is true you should be able to create the new OrderStatusHistoryItem within the setStatus method and add it to the collection without registering it in the UnitOfWork.
Doug

Naming new objects

I'm a newb to Java (and programming in general) and I was wondering if anyone could help.
What I need to make is a bank program that can have an unlimited amount of accounts added to it. Each account is supposed to be an object. The problem i'm having is how to do the unlimited part. I'm creating the objects using the following
BankAccounts account1 = new BankAccount();
But what I need is too be able to change "account1" to "account2" and so on for each new object created. any help?

Instead of changing the name of each object you can add a parameter as account name in the class BankAccount() and every time you create a new object set the name attribute different for that object which can be the loop number...
ArrayList arr = new ArrayList();
for(int i=0;i<anyNumber;i++){
BankAccount account = new BankAccount();
account.name = "account"+i;
arr.add(account);
}In this way when later on you fetch out the objects from the list you can differentiate between each account on the basis of the name property..

Newbie -arranging new objects query in CS4

This will probably sound ridiculous, but I'm used to Illustrator 10, but newly graduated to CS4 Win( less than a week ago). This question has to do with where new objects are created in the layers list. In the past, I'd highlight a path in the layers list and then when I created a new path/object..the new one would be right above the path I highlighted. In CS4, this ability seems to be gone..every new path/object appears at the very top of the current layers list, beyond any groups or sublayers.
Is there a way to change this behavior so that I can choose where in the layers list I want the new object/path to be? It's very annoying to have to drag or key command a path to the desired place. I did find a workaround for it with isolation mode, but I'd prefer not to have to use that as toggling is also a nuisance ( granted.. I guess I can waste a macro on it?).
Hopefully someone knows what control panel I need to find to change this, it's probably under my nose... <:)
Eazy

Wade
Nah, I'm not talking about copying or pasting or arranging existing objects at all. All I'm saying is that NEW marks/objects/paths ( not copied ones) are always created at the top of the current layer, which is not always where I want it. For instance, say I want my next mark to be in layer 2, sublayer 1, group 3, above path 25... As in your video I'd hightlight this location -path 25, and then draw my mark....annnd it doesn't seem to appear in this part of the list and it's covering up something I didn't mean it to. After scrolling up through the list I find the new mark has happily asserted itself at the very top of the layer2 list, far above sublayer1, group 3 , path 25. What I wanted was it to become the new path 25, just above path 25 ( which would now be 26) in group 3, sublayer1, in layer2.
I know I can then do as you demonstrate and move the new path to the desired location, I remember these commands from Ill 10 and used them quite often to do tones above flat colors. I just thought it'd be cool to draw in the tones with the blob brush instead of copy, paste in front of the flat shape and then hack away at it with cut, eraser ( which sadly in my illy 10 did not work) or reshape with anchors.
It just perplexed me is that being able to have new objects create exactly where I want them in the first place would seem a unreasonable expectation. *shrug*
Eazy ( who I bet is confusing more people than ever) Peazy

Schema of a new Object Type: message pass the BIU without validation

Hi,
i've defined a new Object Type for send messages to Web Service. I've created the schema files and i've uploaded there in repository with the "Import" function of GUI. After, i've defined the XML file for the "Execute" function of the B1i GUI.
After the load of files, in the repository the files are in correct position.
In my BIU the definition of sender and receiver system type is correct, and also the definition of SenderMainObjectTypeID and ReceiverObjectTypeID. The message from B1 pass through the IPO chain without problems and the message is received by teh Web Service.
If modify the file XSL into the BIU, a message with less elements than a schema pass without problem.
If delete the schema from repository, the message pass without validation.
I would know because the schema is bypassed...
Thans

Ok,
solved with introduction of validation point in a customized IPO using a branch / unbranch atoms.
Bye.

What is the diffrence between extends and creating new object?

HI ALL,
what is the diffrence between extends and creating new object?
meaning
class base{
class derived extends base{
class base{
class derived {
derived(){
base var = new base();
can u people tell me diffence from the above examples.
THANKS.
ANANDA

When you create a new object you have to supply the class to which that
object belongs. A class can extend from another class. If it does so
explicitly you can define the 'parent' class from which the class extends.
If you don't explicitly mention anything, the class will implicitly extend
from the absolute base class named 'Object'.
Your example is a bit convoluted: when you create a Derived object,
its constructor creates another object, i.e. an object from the class from
which the Derived class extends.
Extending from a class and creating an object don't have much in common.
kind regards,
Jos

Creating a new object at runtime

What I want to do is dynamically change the name of a object
everytime I create a new one, what I mean excatly is like make it
so that I can some how increment a value of a variable and apply it
to an object anme... so I get something like this
objectName0, objectName1, objectName2, objectName3 and so on.
I basically want to make it so that I always have a new object to
use... how would I go about doing this?

You don't need exec, the api provides this functionality for you. Look at the java.util.jar package.

It will not parse! Creating a new object in the universe

Hi, we have a universe and BO reports. They work fine for our clients. We are on BO XI r3.1. Now, one client captures an additional piece of info. They would like to report against this and add it high up on our drilling heirarchy. "Sure, no problem". For the following I was logged in as administrator.
The additional data field is a 3 character code.
1) We added an additional column to the actual database table.
2) In Universe Designer, I refreshed universe structure and could see the additional column
3) Created an object 'Acode' that refers to db.new_field
4) Exported universe
Maybe worth mentioning that I can see this object and use it in reports fine in Infoview.
Now, I need to create a new object that will be one of 2 strings based on the 3 character code (Acode) i.e. the 'Atype' can be X or Y.
Here's my code and it just will not parse:
CASE
WHEN @Select(AFolder\Acode) = 'CEL'
THEN 'X'
ELSE u2018Yu2019
END
Error I get is:
Parse failed:Eception:DBD ODBC SQL Server driverStatement could not be prepared.State 42000
I'd appreciate any help, believe me I have searched the forums!
Thanks, Eddie

Look at following SAP NOtes.
1373739
1184304
Regards,
Bashir Awan

How to create a new object for a particular class?

Hi,
Can anybody please tell the steps for creating a new object for a particular class.
Thanks,
Sreeja

Declare the object as TYPE REF TO the class and use the CREATE OBJECT statement to create an object.
DATA <obj_name> TYPE REF TO <class_name>.
CREATE OBJECT <obj_name>.
Please mark points if the solution was useful.
Regards,
Manoj

Problem in creating new objects in ABAP workbench

Hi ,
I am getting error in a newly installed SAP system when try to create new objects in ABAP workbench. The error is like'No changes for the user allowed'.
Can you tell me what the error is here? What can be done for this so that I can create new object.
Thanks,
Manas

Hi,
Run tcode SU01. (Provided if u hav authorization to run this Tcode)
Enter SAP* as user and click on the Copy button.
Enter the name for your new user in the dialog box and click Continue
Enter a password for your new user.
Goto Profile sheet and adjust the profiles to be SAP_ALL and SAP_NEW.
Save the user and logon with it.
Now you'll be able to do your changes.
Reward Points if useful.
Regards
Rose
Edited by: Rose Preethi on Mar 31, 2008 5:20 PM

How to create new object key in BDS?

Hello,
I need to create custom class in BDS (OT type) and object key for it.
In this forum (and in the whole Internet) I found information only about custom class. However there's nothing about object key.
How could I create new object key in BDS class?
Great thanx in advance!

Hi Max,
you can create BOR object in business object repository, Transaction SWO1, SWO2, search documentaion for BOR obkect.
Regards,
Clemens

Instantiation of objects -- create new space inmemory?

If I have this:
lPerson : person = new;
lPerson.name.setValue('Martin');
lPerson.phone.setValue('2762109');
lPerson = new;
Does this second instantiation create a new copy of "lPerson" in memory?
Does it destroy the old? Does it create and destroy in the exact same
memory address?
-Martin

In a message dated 97-08-02 00:08:50 EDT, [email protected] (Martin
Nystrom) writes:
<< If I have this:
lPerson : person = new;
lPerson.name.setValue('Martin');
lPerson.phone.setValue('2762109');
lPerson = new;
Does this second instantiation create a new copy of "lPerson" in memory?
Does it destroy the old? Does it create and destroy in the exact same
memory address?
>>
IPerson is just an Object Reference (similar to a Pointer). Initially it
points to nothing and is considered NIL (if IPerson = nil then ...). Now you
can get the IPerson reference to point to an object either by assignment or
by instantiation.
In assignment (IPerson = anotherPerson; ) the Object reference is assigned to
point to the same Object that the assignor (?) reference points; note that it
points to the object and not the reference (in effect there are no pointers
to pointers).
Instantiation is somewhat similar. The =new( ) syntax creates an Object
instance and then the reference is assigned to point to it. So doing a
second =new( ) would create a second object instance and the reference would
be assigned to it. If the first object instance was not referenced by
anything else then you have no way of getting a handle on it. It is
considered garbage and forte will garbage collect the memory at some point.
In your example, the first IPerson object goes AWOL at the second =new( ) and
your IPerson reference is left pointing to a new 'empty' Object which is
somewhere else in memory.
Rob.

New Objects always created in $TMP

All my new objects/transfer rules/etc are created in $TMP. How do I tell BW to prompt for a package when activating?

Hi Jim,
Please check your settings :
Goto RSA1-> Select Menu GOTO --> Select Transport Connection -->Select Menu EDIT -->Select Transport -->Switch on standard or switch off standard. This will basically influence whether you will be promopted for package or not.
For already stored objects, and if you want to change the package, simpliy go to EXTRAS->Object Directory Entry, change the settings as required.
Please reward with points if htis helps you and let us know if you need any further assistance.
Regards,
Ashish

PDR Steps to create new object types

We set a demo instance of the PDR tool here and it all works well.. I would now like to add purchase info records as an object that can be sequenced with all other master data like materials, material boms, variant class and ecms in a config folder. I know that new function modules would need be created but was wondering there was a document with steps expaining the entire procedure for doing this or if any other company has yet tried this with the tool.. It allows for the creation of new objects for the packet but would like to have some sort of guideline to follow if possible.

Hello Mr Thorne,
I knew there are some SAP Consultants that know how to implement a new object type. And there is a project together with the german army that expands the PDR with several object types.
But you have to pay attention. The PDR consists of two main parts . The FOX - Frame work of Explosion and the UPS - Uniform Packaging Service.
Creating a new Object type that can be "shipped" has to be in the UPS - BUT - if you are using the transaction CRWBD that new object type will not be found if you are exploding a baseline. That is the task of the FOX.
And to add a new Object type into the FOX would be harder than add it into the UPS.
I think the Consulting solution, uses a FOX exit to add that object into the UPS after the FOX-Run.
I you need further information please contact SAP consulting (PLM).

Problems to create new object!

Hello,
I have a problem to create a new object in OracleLite 9i.
I'm using okapi to do this, but the value of the numeric fields isn't the expected.
In msql the field is number(10,0). I'm trying to insert a ok4B.
Anybody can help me?

I found the problem.
It occurs when I use a number(x,y), where x > 9 or Y > 0.
I made a workaround to solve this problem. This is simple, I just convert the field number to char in the Snapshot of the Wtgpack

Validation of new objects created

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for