Hi,
i really wondered when i used the Dictionary Model.
Isnt it a problem for others too?
For example i have a custom Model with my own namespace and my own prefix. If i want to write a Application where i dont know the Avaible Namespaces of Custom Models / Prefixes of Custom Models. Its really hard ? Isnt it?
I can get the Node and the Properties and their Namespaces easily: "{http://www.ddanninger.com/model/content/1.0}projectName" its not a big deal.
But if i want to know the Dictionary Type of this Property it will not work dynamically anymore.
There is no possibility for getting the Prefix of a Property where u dont know the Namespace.
If i would try to send the Property to the Dictionary Webservice by using "{http://www.ddanninger.com/model/content/1.0}projectName" it will not work, i have to use the prefix dd
rojectName instead.
But how can i do that without knowing the Custom Model Namespaces of a Property?
So it wouldnt be possible to write Dynamically Enterprise Applications. I think if u write big applications u need a function to get the Prefix of a Custom Content Model Namespace?
Isnt it possible to extend the "getProperties" function of the DictionaryService that you can enter: "{http://www.ddanninger.com/model/content/1.0}projectName" instead of "ddroject" ?
Does anybody already wrote a workaround for that?
Best regards
Dominik
i really wondered when i used the Dictionary Model.
Isnt it a problem for others too?
For example i have a custom Model with my own namespace and my own prefix. If i want to write a Application where i dont know the Avaible Namespaces of Custom Models / Prefixes of Custom Models. Its really hard ? Isnt it?
I can get the Node and the Properties and their Namespaces easily: "{http://www.ddanninger.com/model/content/1.0}projectName" its not a big deal.
But if i want to know the Dictionary Type of this Property it will not work dynamically anymore.
There is no possibility for getting the Prefix of a Property where u dont know the Namespace.
If i would try to send the Property to the Dictionary Webservice by using "{http://www.ddanninger.com/model/content/1.0}projectName" it will not work, i have to use the prefix dd
rojectName instead.But how can i do that without knowing the Custom Model Namespaces of a Property?
So it wouldnt be possible to write Dynamically Enterprise Applications. I think if u write big applications u need a function to get the Prefix of a Custom Content Model Namespace?
Isnt it possible to extend the "getProperties" function of the DictionaryService that you can enter: "{http://www.ddanninger.com/model/content/1.0}projectName" instead of "dd
roject" ?Does anybody already wrote a workaround for that?
Best regards
Dominik
