Has a build-in mechanism for customizing the layout’s. However nothing can be compared with the power of native CSS styles. In this post I will discuss eXpand’s implementation of CSS styles in the XAF.How XAF renders a layoutTo render a web layout XAF uses the WebLayoutManager class. This class queries all the IModelViewLayoutElements of a DetailView.Model.Layout and renders WebControls accordingly. For example for an IModelLayoutViewItem which is an interface that links the layout element with a property editor, the WebLayoutManager will render two controls. The first one will hold the caption/label and the second one will be the actual control depending on the type of the property editor. Take a look how an looks IModelLayoutViewItem in the.As you can see XAF supports a lot of attributes by default!
Due to the large number of attributes WebLayoutManager introduces a table to hold and position our controls and a div above it to allow more flexibility in configuration.It is also possible to use more more interfaces to design a layout. In the next image we see what is supported by default. However WebLayoutManager behavior is the same.What we need to style?Of course everything fast-flexible and without introducing complexities and XAF application model is the perfect tool for this. To summurize the previous paragraph we may wish to style. The actual WebControl. The label of the WebControl. The container table.
The container div. The whole viewHow we get control instancesAll XAF controls are rendered by property editors.
For the web there is an abstract WebPropertyEditor (see a simplistic inheritance view).It is enough to create a Controller then query all WebPropertyEditor ViewItems and subscribe to ControlCreated event. When the event raised we can do webPropertyEditor.Control and get the instance we need. Let’s see this a pseudo code snippet. Look's like that classe`es are identical.
But.What You'd what in such situation is somehow 'Join' the 2 instances. An inexperienced user would simply delete one of them. But that doesn't solve the problem.A clever SQL script here is not really possible. Why?Because it's after 5 years of working with SQL I have no idea how to write simple a script to find all objects using this dictionary value. It is possible of course.
I've found a better way:)Here's how it works.1. You go the the dictionary. Select object's that You want to Join and click Merge. This post describes how to add a feature from eXpandFramework into an existing XAF application.1.
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Download the latest sources or binaries fromMake sure that DevExpress engine that You're using matches with the one that eXpand was built on2. In Case You've decided to download Source's - You'll need to build them first.First make sure thet DX version matches (if not run the DX Project converter tool)Then run buildall32bit.cmd or buildall64bit.cmd depending on Your system.You'll find your build results in Xpand.DLL folder3. Add necessary references to Your project.In this case: How to Add Excel import Wizard module to an Existing XAF application.Add references, in Your main module, to:.
Xpand.ExpressApp.dll. Xpand.ExpressApp.ImportWiz.dllAdd reference, in Your Win module, to:.
Xpand.ExpressApp.dll. Xpand.ExpressApp.Win.dll. Xpand.ExpressApp.ImportWiz.Win.dlAdd following code to Module.Designer.cs//this.RequiredModuleTypes.Add(typeof(Xpand.ExpressApp.ImportWiz.ImportWizModule))//Add folowing code to WinModule.Designer.cs//this.RequiredModuleTypes.Add(typeof(ImportWizWinModule));//4. Run the application and use the New Module:). I just released beta (hmm let me think., okay V0.5) of IndoductionWe are having a huge defeat regarding upgrading consumer databases by XPO.XPO isn't capable of extending column widths (varchars.), neither altering foreign keys, primary keys, defaults.even XPObjectTypes (oh well, this should be possible trough orm.) GoalThis project is intended to perform any schema transitions as fast as possible, taking account the underling database engine and the remote (provided) schema.This tool will to supersede any xpo (entity framework as will) change, regarding your database. StateIts not yet ready for full productive use, but it will soon (for sql anywhere about Aug 15 2012). Some parts are still missing:.
Altering columns taking place in indexes, would cause an error on most databases. Same for foreign keys.
solutons/projects. property string length definition = transfer them to staging schema. provide general attribute for foreignkeys (sealed i don't care (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻)i'am at least sorry for bad english ^^. Install Ruby with rbenvI decided to setup Octopress on my Mac so that I can publish blog posts from either Windows or MacOS.
I’m on OS X 10.8.2.I tried to follow the for installing Ruby but ran into a few problems. Install Homebrewis a package manager for OS X. Open Terminal and install Homebrew with: $ ruby -e '$(curl -fsSkL raw.github.com/mxcl/homebrew/go)'Once the installation is successful, you can run the following command to check your environment. $ brew doctorApparently, you should see: Your system is raring to brewBut instead I had 3 warnings. Warning: /usr/bin occurs before /usr/local/binThis means that system-provided programs will be used instead of thoseprovided by Homebrew. The following tools exist at both paths:gcov-4.2Consider amending your PATH so that /usr/local/binoccurs before /usr/bin in your PATH.This one can be fixed by modifying your.profile file. Create it if it doesn’t already exist.
Use nano /.profile if you don’t have a preferred editor.profile. 1 2 3# Fix $PATH for homebrew homebrew =/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin export PATH = $homebrew: $PATHGoogle tells me the other two warnings are related to Mono being installed and can be ignored.
Warning: /Library/Frameworks/Mono.framework detectedThis can be picked up by CMake's build system and likely cause the build tofail. You may need to move this file out of the way to compile CMake. Warning: You have a non-Homebrew 'pkg-config' in your PATH:/usr/bin/pkg-config = /Library/Frameworks/Mono.framework/Versions/2.10.9/bin/pkg-configThis was most likely created by the Mono installer. `./configure` mayhave problems finding brew-installed packages using this other pkg-config.Ploughing on Install rbenvRbenv handles the installation of multiple Ruby environments. $ brew update$ brew install rbenv$ brew install ruby-build Install gccIf I try to install Ruby immediately, I get ERROR: This package must be compiled with GCC, but ruby-buildcouldn't find a suitable `gcc` executable on your system.Please install GCC and try again.XCode used to ship with a compatible gcc, but no longer does.
We can install it with Homebrew. $ brew update$ brew tap homebrew/dupes$ brew install autoconf automake apple-gcc42The new gcc will coexist happily alongside the default one. Install Ruby 1.9.3Now we can install Ruby. $ rbenv install 1.9.3-p194$ rbenv rehashNext run $ ruby -versionHmm I get ruby 1.8.7 (2012-02-08 patchlevel 358) universal-darwin12.0Shouldn’t it say ruby 1.9.3?
It turns out you need to add the following to the end of your.profile.profile.