[EMFFORMS] Tree and Tree Master Detail View [message #1441420] |
Thu, 09 October 2014 14:05  |
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Hi,
i'm quite new to EMFForms, but very interested in this technology.
Can anyone, please point me to an example of a working tree view and if posssible to a tree master detail view, which uses EMFForms?
Thx
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Re: [EMFFORMS] Tree and Tree Master Detail View [message #1441870 is a reply to message #1441420] |
Fri, 10 October 2014 05:42   |
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Hi Carsten,
there is currently no example in the documentation, but tree master
detail views are pretty simple to use. Create a view model for the root
element and add tree master detail as the only root element of that
view. Within the view which is a sub element of the tree master detail,
you define what is shown in the details view, when you select the root
element. For sub element, you just create dedicated view elements.
Does that help?
Best regards
Jonas
Am 09.10.2014 20:30, schrieb Carsten Block:
> Hi,
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> i'm quite new to EMFForms, but very interested in this technology.
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> Can anyone, please point me to an example of a working tree view and if
> posssible to a tree master detail view, which uses EMFForms?
>
> Thx
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Re: [EMFFORMS] Tree and Tree Master Detail View [message #1449247 is a reply to message #1448863] |
Tue, 21 October 2014 00:48  |
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Hi,
you attached a view for the EClass Task manager showing a treeview. I
tested this and it shows me the tree view. So I am sorry, maybe I do not
underatand your issue correctly, because you wrote you defined a tree
view for "User"? However, user does not have any children..
best regards
Jonas
Am 20.10.2014 16:50, schrieb Carsten Block:
> Hi Jonas,
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> thx for your reply.
> Unfortunatelly i can't get my view working.
> I have defined a simple model with a 'TaskManager' and its child elements 'User'.
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> The files are attached.
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> I aspected a tree view with the view i definded for the 'User'.
> But what i see is a table, with 'User' elements.
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> What did i do wrong?
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