Re: How do I for WDSc Dynamic Web Project

Hi Rick,

Sorry for a bit of a delay on this. I know that this must be a bit 
frustrating...
Here is the best answer I can offer at this point:

JSF Relational Record component can be configured using Physical Files in 
V6 timeframe.
There is work under way to add Logical File support as well. We understand 
the importance,
and putting high priority on this line item. Future release(s) of WDSC 
should satisfy this requirement.

Hope this is of some help
Vadim 
iSeries Application Modernization





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                                  Hello, We are just getting started on 
Web projects. I
searched the archives to no avail for a posting about experiences with
trying to use an SQL View (rather than a Table) in a Dyanmic Web
Project. I have been told that Java Server Faces does not recognize an
SQL View. Since views and tables are similar in iSeries DB2 world, I did
not believe this. Sure enough, we have been unable to use a View when
creating the Relational Record List or Relational Record for a project
page. Does anyone have experience with this and /or know a trick to make
it work? When we create the connection to the database, the connection
does not appear to have a setting that "allows views and tables". When
we create a relational record list for the page, I do not see it there
either. Maybe I am missing a setting preference somewhere?
 
If this is true, that current JSF supports only Tables, is there an IBM
plan to add Views? Sooner rather than later? ;) Not having Views would
be sort of like getting 1/2 of DB2, right? 
 
Thank you. Rick 

 




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