It works! Thank you very much
So I have this code in a model: @Column @Required @Enumerated(EnumType.STRING) java.time.DayOfWeek day; I'd like OX to show localized names for the days, not always english. I tried to add the following to my "oxapp-messages_it.properties", but it did not work : DayOfWeek.MONDAY=Lunedì DayOfWeek.TUESDAY=Martedì DayOfWeek.WEDNESDAY=Mercoledì DayOfWeek.THURSDAY=Giovedì DayOfWeek.FRIDAY=Venerdì DayOfWeek.SATURDAY=Sabato DayOfWeek.SUNDAY=Domenica is it possible to translate the enumerated values?
Problem is my customer is already using the application I made, he already has several files uploaded in a few @Files properties and he asked me to change the view of the files (not for free, obviously). I have to imagine a migration path to estimate the work I should do, but the simple way you suggested would be good for a new project only, not for this one, unless there is some automatic tool that splits a @Files property into the collection structure you suggested. Assuming there is no such tool,...
Problem is my customer is already using the application I made, he already has several files uploaded in a few @Files properties and he asked me to change the view of the files (not for free, obviously). I have to imagine a migration path to estimate the work I should do, but the simple way you suggested would be good for a new project only, not for this one, unless there is some authomatic tool that splits a @Files property into the collection structure you suggested. Assuming there is no such tool,...
I need to show the files in a @Files property as a detailed list with resizable and sortable columns, just like any common file manager UI. Is it possibile? How?
I need to show the files in a @Files property as a detailed list with resizable and sortable columns, just like any common file manager UI. Is it possibile? How?
Thanks. Here is the bug.
I'm using OX 7.5. Here is my code: @Entity @Getter @Setter public class FirstEntity extends Identifiable { @Column String notes; @OneToMany(mappedBy = "first", fetch = FetchType.LAZY) Collection<OtherEntity> others; } @Entity @Getter @Setter public class OtherEntity extends Identifiable{ @ReadOnly String description; @ManyToOne FirstEntity first; } As you can see, the description field in OtherEntity is marked @ReadOnly. When I create a new OtherEntity using its module view, the description HTML...