$foo = new Foo(); $bar = new Bar(); $array_diff = array_keys( array_diff_key( get_object_vars($foo), get_object_vars($bar) )); $array_diff will be an array that contains every property that is into an entity but not into the other - or vice-versa I'm from my smartphone so I didn't tested it...
c#,database,entity-framework,entity
You might consider a generic class like so: public class GenericRepository<T> : where T : class { internal YourConext context; internal DbSet<T> dbSet; public GenericRepository(YourContext context) { this.context = context; this.dbSet = context.Set<T>(); } public virtual void Insert(T entity) { dbSet.Add(entity); context.SaveChanges(); } } ...
What is happening here is as a result of the fact that you have mapped ItemParentCategory to ItemSubcategory as FetchType.EAGER. Now, this does not affect your HQL query as HQL queries will not respect the EAGER mapping and to eager fetch the sub categories in HQL you would have to...
java,google-app-engine,constructor,entity
In the documentation you linked, the constructor needs a string. So you would have to try it like this: Text text = new Text("stuff"); ...
I found a solution. I created a controller in Java taking in input all attributes from the app.js. @RequestMapping(value="/create/{name}/{status}",method = RequestMethod.POST,headers="Accept=application/json") public Customer create( @PathVariable String name, @PathVariable String status){ Customer customer = new Customer(); customer.setName(name); RefStatus refStatus = refStatusRepository.findByCode(status); customer.setStatus(refStatus); return this.customerRepository.save(customer); } I don't know if is it...
dictionary,clojure,functional-programming,entity,flatten
tree-seq and for to the rescue! (for [m (tree-seq map? vals data) ;; traverse nested maps :when (map? m) ;; we only care about maps [k v] m ;; traverse key-value-pairs :when (not= k :id)] ;; ignore the ':id' key [(:id m) k (if (map? v) (:id v) v)]) ;;...
I think what you want to do can be done by following these steps : Start by collecting your User data in a variable we will call $user Then, give this $userto be hydrated by your form, like this : $form = $this->createForm(new UserType(), $user); Treat your form like you...
generics,jpa,entity,reverse-engineering,generic-programming
I found that: AuditReader.getAuditReader().createQuery().forRevisionsOfEntity(EntityClass.class, false, true).getResultList(); to get All data of an Entity X in the Audit Table...
Suggested fix (with '1's changed to 'l's): Return context.Logins _ .Include("Account.Children") _ .Include("aspnet_Membership") _ .Include("AccountType") _ .AsQueryable() _ .Where(Function(l) Not l.aspnet_Membership.Deleted AndAlso(l.FirstName.Contains(searchTerm) OrElse l.LastName.Contains(searchTerm) OrElse l.aspnet_Membership.Email.Contains(searchTerm) OrElse (l.FirstName & " " & l.LastName).Contains(searchTerm) OrElse l.Account.Children.Any(Function(c) (c.FirstName & " " & c.LastName).Contains(searchTerm)))) _...
Your entity shouldn't really contain business logic for your application, its purpose is to map objects to the database records. The way to approach this depends on the application, for example if you have a File Controller and a removeAction within then the best place to remove the file would...
symfony2,database-design,doctrine2,entity
It might be the case that Doctrine2 knows how to detect those incorrect relationships and more importantly knows how to mitigate the issue. You should, however, fix the relationships as soon as possible in order to prevent future issues, in case they decide to change/remove "smart" logic ;) Other, more...
c#,.net,vb.net,entity-framework,entity
Entity framework uses deferred loading, meaning the data is loaded only when specifically requested. The db context object you create only acts as an interface to the database. Any action you make on the context, like adding an object, is only applied to the database when calling .SaveChanges() on the...
symfony2,entity,entitymanager,persist
Since you are instantiating your object with the new Operator, there technically can be no duplicate. If you are concerned about duplicates in your array, which is filling the Objects Attribute, doctrine does not care about this. For Doctrine those are as many new entities as iterations in your foreach...
First of all, the "hex entities" are the entities with the character represented as Unicode codepoint. All Unicode characters could be represented as entities with the Unicode codepoint; in HTML, some can be represented with just a name, instead. The list of entities in HTML which have a predefined name...
File upload not detected is Doctrine issue. Since file upload is not directly change the field where file name stored, Doctrine consider the entity as unchanged so it is ignored. This happens when only file upload is to be changed. You can mark the entity changes in controller, like that:...
asp.net-mvc,linq,lambda,kendo-ui,entity
In "Index_Read" method you are creating "IEnumerable of object" i.e. students which is not of "IEnumerable of Student" type. But in view you have binded your grid to "IEnumerable of Student". Since "Student" class doesn't contain "MyRegionName" property that's why you are facing issue. Try something like this: public ActionResult...
ios,json,swift,core-data,entity
Yes, it is possible and it is advisable. Create a relationship between a Category entity and a MIBlog entity. When saving each MIBlog object to Core Data, you should check to see if a category by that name/id exists, and if it exists, use it, and if not, create that...
You're looking for a generic method: private static void SetEntityPropertiesRequired<TEntity>(DbModelBuilder modelBuilder) { //set all decimal properties in Projection Entity to be Required var decimalproperties = typeof (TEntity).GetProperties() ... ...
I have change following line in model and this works for me. emp=session.createCriteria("from EmpTest").list(); to emp=session.createCriteria(EmpTest.class).list(); ...
entity,domain-driven-design,aggregate,ddd-repositories,aggregateroot
An aggregate root (AR) is an entity and it's very common to have entities which are the root of their own aggregate. Your User entity would simply be an aggregate root. You do not need an extra concrete class....
You can't compare int? and int. Use c.PlantSupplyId.HasValue && result.Contains(c.PlantSupplyId.Value) instead...
An HttpEntity represents the content of the body of an HTTP response. EntityUtils.toString(HttpEntity) interprets that content as a String and returns it to you. If your HTTP response is something like this HTTP/1.1 200 OK Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8 Content-Length: 80 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <root> <nested attr="whatever" /> </root> Then the...
ios,core-data,attributes,entity
Whether to use one attribute or multiple attributes depends only on whether the data is logically a single value or multiple values. That is, it depends entirely on the structure of the data, not its size. However, for excessively large values, it often makes more sense to save the data...
scala,model,playframework-2.0,entity,squeryl
In Squeryl 0.9.5, all entities needed to extend KeyedEntity[T] however with 0.9.6 you can provide the KeyedEntityDef implicitly. See this for an example. Option[T] is used when the field can contain null values. When the field is null, None is returned. As for val vs. var it is exactly as...
angularjs,entity-framework,asp.net-web-api,entity
I fixed it by making sure to set the state of my entity. _uow.UOWContext.Entry(eq).State = System.Data.Entity.EntityState.Modified; The state of the entity that was getting posted was "Detached", so I set it to modified instead and it works perfectly....
You could use optgroup tag to group cities by specified field. Just add 'group_by' => 'field_name' option to the city field.
jpa,inheritance,entity,criteria
Okay I updated EasyCriteria 3.0.0 to UaiCriteria 4.0.0 (name changed for legal reasons) and that fixed the problem. Remember to make sure that you don't have the old dependency remaining in Maven dependencies even after removing it from pom.xml and adding the new dependency there. I'm using Eclipse m2 plugin....
java,hadoop,entity,hbase,persist
I had a pretty hard time trying to understand your question, so my answer is going to be very generic. You should start by reading a few HBase books: http://hbase.apache.org/book.html http://www.amazon.es/HBase-Definitive-Guide-Lars-George/dp/1449396100 You've got good JAVA examples for almost anything you need on Lars' repo: https://github.com/larsgeorge/hbase-book In case you want to...
hibernate,jpa,foreign-keys,entity,composite-primary-key
Get rid of the providerId field and its corresponding getter and setter. Add an @Id annotation to getProvider(). Define the IdClass like this: public class ServicePointId { private Long provider; private Integer servicePointNumber; public Integer getProvider() { return provider; } public void setProvider(Integer provider) { this.provider = provider; } public...
symfony2,orm,doctrine,entity,relationship
You shouldn't have a OneToOne on your User's primary key. It should be a separate $author variable: class User extends BaseUser { /** * @ORM\Id * @ORM\Column(type="integer") * @ORM\GeneratedValue(strategy="AUTO") */ protected $id; /** * @ORM\OneToOne(targetEntity="Author") * @JoinColumn(name="author_id", referencedColumnName="id") **/ private $author; } It's easier to manage if you keep it...
My suggestion is to create a Doctrine subscriber and inject whatever service you want (xml example): service.xml <service id="my.doctrine.subscriber" class="%my.doctrine.subscriber.class%"> <argument type="service" id="form.factory" /> <argument type="service" id="request_stack" /> <tag name="doctrine.event_subscriber" connection="default" /> </service> MyDoctirneSubscriber class MyDoctirneSubscriber implements EventSubscriber { private $formFactory; private $requestStack; /** * @param ContainerInterface...
asp.net,search,frameworks,entity,repeater
It looks like you're attempting to match the data field exactly instead of the partial name ans you specified. The following snippet shows how to get a partial field look-up using the Contains operator. Try this: var results = from p in db.Products where p.Name.Contains(searchWord) select p; ...
php,forms,symfony2,doctrine2,entity
If you want to set the multiple option to false when adding to a ManyToMany collection, you can use a "fake" property on the entity by creating a couple of new getters and setters, and updating your form-building code. (Interestingly, I saw this problem on my project only after upgrading...
Probably because Orders has a property 'customers' and not 'Customers' (as specified by the 'mappedBy' attribute). You should tidy up your class names and fields as below: @Entity @Table(name="Customers") public class Customer implements Serializable { private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; @Id @GenericGenerator(name = "generator", strategy = "increment") @GeneratedValue(generator...
You can use the Property Accessor component which will allow you to do just this. You simply provide your object, the field name and the value to set it to and the component will handle the rest (pubic properties, _set or setters). use Symfony\Component\PropertyAccess\PropertyAccess; // ... $value = $request->get('value'); $em...
Instead of calling the property translatedData.property on your entity you can simply call your method directly in twig: {{ mainEntity.getTranslatedData('your_language') }} It will allow you to pass a parameter....
c#,asp.net-mvc,reflection,entity
var result = new List<string>(); var type = eContentField.GetType(); foreach (var prop in type.GetProperties()) { result.Add(prop.Name); } return result.ToArray(); } This is about twice faster than your method, if you are interested in speed. Ps: if you change the foreach into a for loop, it wil be a bit faster,...
php,symfony2,recursion,doctrine2,entity
As the prePersist event is triggered before the entity is actually scheduled for insertion in the unit of work, you can just change the entity state here without having to manually call persist/flush. Simply do your stuff in your callback and don't bother about the entity manager....
.net,linq,entity-framework,entity,entity-framework-6
I think what you looking for is a query like this: var keywordIds = new List<int> {1, 3, 5, 7, 9}; var items = (from s in db.Items from c in s.Keywords where keywordIds.Contains(c.KeywordId) select s).Distinct(); If you want to bring all the selected items to memory, then call the...
entity-framework,entity-framework-4,entity-framework-5,entity,entity-framework-4.1
this is how i solved it.... public class ContextSeeder : DropCreateDatabaseIfModelChanges<Context> { protected override void Seed(Context context) { Examination e1 = new Examination() { Description = "Science", CutOffMark = 10, QuestionID = new List<Question>() { new Question() { QuestionDes = "What is a data bus?", Answer1 = "It carries a...
In your form type override the function finishView (http://api.symfony.com/2.6/Symfony/Component/Form/Extension/Core/Type/TimezoneType.html#method_finishView) : public function buildForm(FormbuilderInterface $builder, array $options){ $builder->add('measureunit', 'entity', array('label' => 'Measure Unit', 'class' => 'TeamERPBaseBundle:MeasureUnit', 'expanded' => false, 'empty_value' => '', 'multiple' => false, 'property' => 'abreviation' )) } public function finishView(FormView $view, FormInterface $form, array...
I figured it out! Like I said in post above, I created a method inside Mapper class which runs through fetched rows from database and looks if it contains category_ string. If it does, then saves it in in special $category array. First I wanted to put this method inside...
php,symfony2,doctrine2,entity,locale
If you want to retrieve some specific content based on the locale, you need to create an array where you set your fields ordered by locale and create a query that uses this array. You could do it this way : class PageLocaleManager { public function getParametersLocale() { // retrieve...
symfony2,doctrine2,foreign-keys,entity
Depending on how you get the user maybe it is a lazy load that you are using which will get the country only if you call the getter explicitly, to always get a country with the user try : /** * * @ORM\ManyToOne(targetEntity="Dashboard\MainBundle\Entity\Country", cascade={"persist"}, fetch="EAGER") * @ORM\JoinColumn(name="country_id", referencedColumnName="id", nullable=true) *...
symfony2,orm,doctrine2,entity,entity-relationship
Try setting 'by_reference' to false in your form : ->add('tags', 'entity', array( 'label' => 'Tags', 'class' => 'GeekhubMainBundle:Tag', 'property' => 'tagName', 'empty_value' => 'Choose a tag', 'multiple' => true, 'expanded' => false, 'by_reference' => false, // Makes sure that tags // are actually added to your post 'query_builder' => function...
angularjs,symfony2,controller,entity
You should use -> instead of . to call method on an object: $follower_store->addFollowedStore($aStore); ...
It can't do anything else. The only alternative would be to return an empty collection of employees, which would be much much worse: you would incorrectly assume that the enterprise has 0 employee, which is a valid, but completely incorrect result. To realize how much worse it would be to...
symfony2,model,doctrine2,tdd,entity
This is a simple sample of unit test for an entity: class MessageTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase { /** * @var Message */ protected $object; /** * Sets up the fixture, for example, opens a network connection. * This method is called before a test is executed. */ protected function setUp() {...
It means you are missing pdo driver installed in your system. Depending on what db engine you configured in your parameters.yml it could be pdo_pgsql for instance. Check what php -i | grep pdo command says - you should see your extension installed. If not, you simply need to install...
What about: public class EntityA { private List<EntityB> listOfB = new ArrayList<EntityB>(); JPA Tools now generates Entities from tables in this manner and this works fine with JPA. This is a very nice solution, if you just want to make sure, that the List is initialized (and thus not null)....
This seems like an example where using multiple architectures of the same entity would help. You have a file along the lines of: entity TestBench end TestBench; architecture SimpleTest of TestBench is -- You might have a component declaration for the UUT here begin -- Test bench code here end...
php,forms,symfony2,entity,symfony2-forms
if($form->isValid()) { $em = $controller->getDoctrine()->getManager(); $days = $request->get("form")["days"] //* calc end date here $endDate as \DateTime */ $listing->setEndDate($endDate); $em->persist($listing); $em->persist($product); $em->flush(); return true; } ...
php,forms,symfony2,entity,symfony-2.6
Set data_class option for your InYourMindFriendType Checkout http://symfony.com/doc/current/reference/forms/types/form.html#data-class...
c#,asp.net,asp.net-mvc,linq,entity
In Create get action you are not setting ViewBag.GradingId with the SelectList which is causing error in View: public ActionResult Create() { ViewBag.GradingId = new SelectList(db.Gradings, "GradingId", "CodeName"); return View(); } ...
You may have to do something like this: Let's have this form type: class TicketType extends AbstractType { public function buildForm(FormBuilderInterface $builder, array $options) { $builder - > add('field1', 'text'); $builder - > add('field2', 'text'); $builder - > add('field3', 'text'); } public function setDefaultOptions(OptionsResolverInterface $resolver) { $resolver - > setDefaults(array(...
Controlling what Doctrine persists Update existing entities only if required. This can be achieved fairly simple with Doctrine: What you're looking for is the Change Tracking Policy Deferred Explicit. Doctrine will by default use the Change Tracking Policy Deferred Implicit. This means that when you call $em->flush(), Doctrine will go...
c#,list,entity,operator-keyword
As Jon Skeet commented, this isn't possible. The idiomatic way to combine two sequences is to use Enumerable.Concat. This would let you combine the questions contained in two lists into a third list like so: var all = first.Concat(second).ToList(); ...
php,constructor,entity,domain-driven-design,ddd-repositories
Passing array of values on the constructor is not a good idea. If the required data is not present in the array. your domain entity will be in invalid state. Just put the required fields individually on the constructor, that way it is more readable and the required fields are...
php,symfony2,doctrine,repository,entity
If you have the association set then you can use a get with a filter. public function getUpVotes() { return $this->ratings->filter( function (RatingInterface $rating) { return 1 === $rating->getUp(); } ); } ...
c#,entity-framework,entity,poco,proxy-classes
This could happen if your context is already tracking a non-proxy BankAccount with that key by the moment you query it. The strange thing is that, although First and Single always query the database, they should return the same entity as Find does. For example, if you have a unit...
What is your server technology? Are you using Entity Framework on the server? If so, the metadata would come from the server. You extract it in your Web API controller through the EFContextProvider as illustrated here: http://www.getbreezenow.com/documentation/efcontextprovider Then on the client you would generate TS classes for each of your...
I think this is more of a design preference, but there are many advantages of using getters/setters. Encapsulation and hiding internals are typically good practice. Interoperability is another reason why using getters and setters is a good idea (ie. mocking becomes much easier). Whether you want to do this for...
For what you've currently shown, you got an array result. Currently your Message instance is being stored in $messages[0]. So you either have to iterate over your result (if you expect more than one record) or replace your findBy with findOneBy if you expect one record.
Looking at your code you replace your content with simple string. But in your template file you do not call that method at all, you directly access your getter. Also what does X characters means? If you want to truncate your title and return part of it, Symfony is providing...
My guess is that the slowness is caused by the @NotFound annotations: Hibernate is probably forced to check if the department really exists. Using @NotFound is a hack to compensate for an inconsistent database where employees reference departments which don't exist. If your database is consistent (and that should be...
java,glassfish,entity,persistence
The EJB container injects an entity manager in your bean, but you discard it and replace it by one you create yourself. All you need is @Stateless @LocalBean public class DAO { @PersistenceContext EntityManager em; public void createConnection(String nickName, String roomName) { Connexion c = new Connexion(); c.setNickName(nickName); c.setRoomName(roomName); c.setConnectionDate(new...
mysql,database,hibernate,jpa,entity
An example JPA approach based on Rick's proposal: @Entity @Table(name = "States") public class State { @Id @Column(nullable = false, columnDefinition = "CHAR(2) CHARACTER SET ascii") private String code; @Column(nullable = false, length = 30) private String name; @OneToMany(mappedBy = "state") private Collection<District> districts; public State() { } // getters,...
php,symfony2,exception,model-view-controller,entity
You have to put your exceptions in methods that are called by your controller, and use those methods in every controller so you don't have to duplicate the code. You can : create Services which uses the Entity Repository and handle the Exceptions in it (http://symfony.com/doc/current/book/service_container.html) put Exceptions in your...
Your approach is not going to work, you should create a Repository and then Join your Tables, class CategorieRepository extends EntityRepository { public function getCategorieRelatedDataByIdAndIdPublication($idPublication) { $qb = $this->entityManager->createQueryBuilder(); $qb->select('c', 'e', 'p') ->from('PFESiivtBundle:Categorie', 'c') ->leftJoin('c.eveniment', 'e') ->leftJoin('c.project', 'p') ->where('c.id = :id') ->andWhere('c.idPublication = :id_publication') ->setParameter('id_publication',...
I can't reproduce the error you describe. I have a similar DocCode test that passes which references Breeze v1.5.3. Here is the pertinent NorthwindController method: [HttpGet] public object Lookups() { var regions = _repository.Regions; var territories = _repository.Territories; var categories = _repository.Categories; var lookups = new { regions, territories, categories...
sql-update,entity,detect,cakephp-3.0,changes
Each entity has a field 'dirty' which shows if the entity has been updated. You could use something like : if($article->dirty()) { // send a flash message } Check the book here : http://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/orm/entities.html#checking-if-an-entity-has-been-modified...
You can convert a string to bits with a function like this (untested): function to_std_logic_vector(a : string) return std_logic_vector is variable ret : std_logic_vector(a'length*8-1 downto 0); begin for i in a'range loop ret(i*8+7 downto i*8) := std_logic_vector(to_unsigned(character'pos(a(i)), 8)); end loop; return ret; end function to_std_logic_vector; I don't think type string...
first of all. your @BatchSize annotation must be placed on the Manufacturer-Entity. This annotation can only be placed on Collection-fields. assuming that you corrected that ... if you take this jpql query SELECT p FROM product as p where p.manufacturer.name like :name hibernate will execute 1 select for the products...
If t.profile is an entity, you should compare like this: ->where('IDENTITY(t.profile) != :profile'); ...
sql,entity,primary-key,sql-view
You cannot create primary keys on the view itself. To get around the no primary key issue, you can create a unique column that the entity framework will pick up and use. ISNULL(CAST((row_number() OVER (ORDER BY <columnName>)) AS int), 0) AS ID So: SELECT ISNULL(CAST((row_number() OVER (ORDER BY uniqueid)) AS...
You can do that but no with JPA, after you get the list of your Work Entries, you can use Java reflection or more easier, use BeanUtils or JACKSON to convert any Java Bean ( in your case, WorkEntry class) into a Map. You can see this example of BeanUtils...
c#,asp.net-mvc,linq,entity-framework,entity
Here is the easiest way on your database, doing the grouping and counting there: var result=db.Offices .Select(o=>new OfficeEmployeeCount{ OfficeName=o.BusinessName, EmployeeCount=o.Employees.Count()}); Then create your class OfficeEmployeeCount: public class OfficeEmployeeCount { public string OfficeName {get;set;} public int EmployeeCount {get;set;} } And access it in your view like so: @model IQueryable<OfficeEmployeeCount> <table> <thead><tr><th>Office...
If you follow the same strategy as your existing entities, you need to define the four entities in the following files: src/AppBundle/Entity/ForumCategory.php src/AppBundle/Entity/ForumPost.php src/AppBundle/Entity/ForumSection.php src/AppBundle/Entity/ForumTopic.php Then, the namespace of each entity will be namespace AppBundle\Entity; However, when you have several related entities, it's better to create a subdirectory inside the...
c#,linq,entity-framework,linq-to-entities,entity
Seems like something like this should work: foreach (var teacher in context.Teachers) { Console.WriteLine("The teacher '{0}' is teaching the following classes:", teacher.Name); foreach (var teacherClass in teacher.Classes) { Console.WriteLine(" - {0} ({1} students)", teacherClass.Name, teacherClass.Students.Count); } } ...
php,forms,symfony2,doctrine2,entity
Thanks to @Andariel, my relation was wrong (need a ManyToOne) For my second issue, I was able to register the user using the userManager of FOSUserBundle and it worked like a charm. Here is the code if it can help someone : if($form->isValid()){ //Getting the company from FORM Response $companyObject...
You can just check if your $this->getUser() is instanceof your desired entity: if ($this->getUser() instanceof SpeedDev\MyprojectsBundle\Entity\Employee) { // this is employee } ...
jpa,entity,eclipselink,ejb-3.1,javadb
You don't need to worry about that. @ManyToMany is implemented using a join table (AVOIR in your case), and the persistence provider takes care of wiring it all up in the database. Your responsibility is only to maintain both sides of the relationship, meaning if you add one Critere to...
php,symfony2,entity,containers,symfony-2.6
You can use setter-injection which result in a call to a predefined method (setContainer() in this case) with the container as an argument upon creation of the listener service: services: ibw.jobeet.entity.job.container_aware: class: Your\Bundle\Doctrine\Event\Listener\JobListener calls: - [setContainer, ["@service_container"]] tags: - { name: doctrine.event_listener, event: postLoad } Now the container is injected...
You can do it using Nodereference count module: https://www.drupal.org/project/nodereference_count Another valid module is Entity Reference module, but it has only a dev version: https://www.drupal.org/project/entityreference_count Regards....
php,forms,symfony2,object,entity
I'd go with a simpler approach. Create an Address entity and add a relation to both Customer and Company entities. An address is a very generic thing so there's no real reason why both Customer and Company can't just share that Address entity. Then you can just create a generic...
c#,asp.net-mvc,database,entity-framework,entity
I don't see how this is possible in the exact way that you describe it. If I needed to have this sort of "extensible" entity requirement, where users can dynamically add new properties, I would create a couple of generic tables + entities for that exact purpose. And it would...
object,attributes,entity,domain-driven-design,value
While it is common attitude to compose an entity of another entities or value objects, it is not necessary. Please remember that you should think about an abstraction. Primitive types are ok when there is no business logic involved in using them. For example: public class User { private UserId...
php,symfony2,doctrine,entity,twig
You can filter a collection in a form by restricting the query results. E.g. something like: $accountData = $this->getEntityManager() ->createQueryBuilder()->select('a, c') ->from('YourAccountBundle:Account', 'a') ->join('a.customers', 'c') // assuming there is a relationship like this ->where('a = :yourAccountManager') ->setParameter('yourAccountManager', $accountEntity) ->getQuery()->getResult(); Then use $accountData in your parent form. This will restrict the...
Your entity class needs getters (and setter). class News { // ... /** * @ORM\Column(name="published_at", type="datetime") */ private $published_at; public function getPublished_at() { return $this->published_at; } } with this {{ news_item.published_at }} will call News::getPublished_at. (...) if not, and if foo is an object, check that getBar is a valid...
SOLVE: I can solve it. The code of my entities thats ok. I change the controller function. First I create the product object, set the providerRate to null and them persist it. After I create the providerRate object and set the product object. public function ajaxNewProductAction() { $request = $this->getRequest();...
The reason for this error is due to changing the entity identifier of a managed entity. During the life-time of a PersistenceContext, there can be one and only one managed instance of any given entity. For this, you can't change an existing managed entity identifier. In you example, even if...
wpf,database,mvvm,entity,auto-generate
This is too generic a question to be answered. "Is better to implement ... ?" : This depends on the application need . Ideally the Model has all the properties and the Viewmodel is just the place where you fill the Model and write the necessary business logic. Since you...