Claudia Kosny
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Monday 06 November 2006 3:14:29 pm
Hi there I had to write my own datatype which writes some data into an additional table. I am trying to use the ez database abstraction using expersistentobject. The problem I have now is that the fetch function which is used in the constructor of expersistentobject is not defined in the expersistentobject class so I have no example for what to do in my class. When I check the code in other classes that extend ezpersistentobject the fetch functions are to different to know what is really necessary. Currently I use this for my function fetch:
function &fetch($rowId, $asObject)
{
return eZPersistentObject::fetchObject( eZChannelRelation::definition(),
null,
array( "id" => $rowId),
$asObject );
}
This seems to work fine but I would like to have some confirmation or correction as this is a major project. So could someone point me to more information about the usage of ezpersistentobject? The definition of my persistentobject looks like this:
function definition()
{
return array( "fields" => array( "id" => array( 'name' => 'id',
'datatype' => 'integer',
'default' => 0,
'required' => true ),
"create_time" => array( 'name' => "createTime",
'datatype' => 'integer',
'default' => '',
'required' => true ),
"creator_id" => array( 'name' => "creatorId",
'datatype' => 'integer',
'default' => 0,
'required' => true ),
"channel_id" => array( 'name' => "channelId",
'datatype' => 'integer',
'default' => 0,
'required' => true ),
"expert_id" => array( 'name' => "expertId",
'datatype' => 'integer',
'default' => 0,
'required' => true ),
"price" => array( 'name' => "price",
'datatype' => 'float',
'default' => 0,
'required' => true ),
"status" => array( 'name' => "status",
'datatype' => 'integer',
'default' => 0,
'required' => true ) ),
"keys" => array( "id" ),
"increment_key" => "id",
"function_attributes" => array('channel_name' => 'channelName'),
"sort" => array( "id" => "asc" ),
"class_name" => "eZChannelRelation",
"name" => "my_expert_channel_relation" );
}
Thanks Claudia
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