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I have this function:
this.TestReport = function(oDatabase){
var oXmlWriter = Context.createXMLOutputObject("products.xml", "products");
var models = oDatabase.Find(Constants.SEARCH_GROUP);
var oProducts = [];
var oProductData = {
isnull:models.length
}
oProducts.push(oProductData);
var oProductElem = oCXML.AddElement(oProductData,oXmlWriter.getRootElement(),"product", oXmlWriter);
oXmlWriter.WriteReport();
}(oCXML is a custom object that contains a function for adding elements)
When I run this, the output reports the length of the 'models' variable as being 0 (zero). Indicating that it has not found any groups in the database. I assure you, there are groups in the database :).
This works fine in Aris Architect. What am I missing?
Thanks,
Rick Beddoe
Cargill Aris Technical Analyst
Minneapolis, MN, USA
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by Mr. Rick Beddoe on Wed, 2012/08/15 - 8:53pm
Well, I just could not get Database.Find to work, so here is my workaround:
var rootGroup = oDatabase.RootGroup();
var oChildren = rootGroup.Childs(true);
var group = JSLINQ(oChildren)
.Where(function(grp){return grp.Name(oLocale) == "Organization Hierarchy";})
.ToArray()[0];
As you can see, I am using JSLINQ to quickly find the desired group from all 'Childs' groups.
If anyone has a better idea, please feel free to share.
Thanks,
Rick Beddoe
Cargill Aris Technical Analyst
Minneapolis, MN, USA
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