Using the Lookup Dialog without the Lookup Control (SmartBusinessEntityLookup)
Using the Lookup Dialog without the Lookup Control (SmartBusinessEntityLookup)
The following code sample demonstrates the use of the SmartBusinessEntityLookup Dialog class outside of the Context of the Lookup Control.
/********************************************************************** * Copyright (C) 2006-2011 by Consultingwerk Ltd. ("CW") - * * www.consultingwerk.de and other contributors as listed * * below. All Rights Reserved. * * * * Software is distributed on an "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY * * KIND, either express or implied. * * * * Contributors: * * * **********************************************************************/ /*------------------------------------------------------------------------ File : lookup-dialog.p Purpose : Example demonstrating the use of the SmartBusinessEntityLookupDialog outside of a Lookup control Syntax : Description : Author(s) : Mike Fechner / Consultingwerk Ltd. Created : Thu Aug 04 17:14:16 CEST 2011 Notes : ----------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* *************************** Definitions ************************** */ ROUTINE-LEVEL ON ERROR UNDO, THROW. USING Consultingwerk.SmartComponents.Support.* . DEFINE VARIABLE oLookupDialog AS SmartBusinessEntityLookupDialog NO-UNDO . DEFINE VARIABLE oResult AS System.Windows.Forms.DialogResult NO-UNDO . /* *************************** Main Block *************************** */ /* Create a new instance of the SmartBusinessEntityLookupDialog, the default constructor does not allow the Lookup Dialog to store user settings like for Dialog position and the column width */ oLookupDialog = NEW SmartBusinessEntityLookupDialog (). ASSIGN oLookupDialog:AdapterType = "" oLookupDialog:LookupSmartBusinessEntityAdapter = ? . oLookupDialog:InitializeDataAdapter() . /* Set the title of the Dialog */ oLookupDialog:SetText ("This is set Lookup Dialog title") . /* Set the usual properties for accessing a BusinessEntity on the backend */ ASSIGN oLookupDialog:AppServerPartition = "" oLookupDialog:LookupBrowserFields = "CustNum,Name,Country" oLookupDialog:LookupDialogQueryString = "FOR EACH eCustomer" oLookupDialog:LookupDialogFilterFields = "CustNum,Name,Country" oLookupDialog:LookupDialogFilterOperators = "GE,BEGINS,BEGINS" oLookupDialog:LookupEntityName = "Consultingwerk.SmartComponentsDemo.OERA.Sports2000.CustomerBusinessEntity" oLookupDialog:LookupEntityTable = "eCustomer" oLookupDialog:LookupEntityView = "" oLookupDialog:LookupKeyField = "CustNum" . /* Show the Dialog, WAIT-FOR Ok or Cancel */ WAIT-FOR oLookupDialog:ShowDialog () SET oResult. /* Compare the DialogResult to Ok, exit when Cancel was pressed */ IF Progress.Util.EnumHelper:AreNotEqual (oResult, System.Windows.Forms.DialogResult:OK) THEN RETURN . /* Access fields from the selected record */ MESSAGE oLookupDialog:GetLookupFieldValue ("CustNum") SKIP oLookupDialog:GetLookupFieldValue ("Name") VIEW-AS ALERT-BOX.
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