[#MMB-1198] node.getValue("number") gives non-sensical result. - MMBase

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Type: Bug
Status: Resolved
Priority: Critical
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 1.8.0
Fix Version/s: 1.8.0
Component/s: Mmci

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original bugid: #6773
It gives the node itself back, while everybody would expect an object of type Integer there.

It is probably caused because the number field is defined as 'NODE' in object.xml, which does not make much sense as well.

Sadly, if you naively change this to 'INTEGER', then you cannot create new nodes with editwizards any more. Beats me why that is.

Changed so the bridge will invoke getLongValue() for a number field.
A better solution is to define a seperate 'ID' MMBase type.

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original bugid: #6773 It gives the node itself back, while everybody would expect an object of type Integer there. It is probably caused because the number field is defined as 'NODE' in object.xml, which does not make much sense as well. Sadly, if you naively change this to 'INTEGER', then you cannot create new nodes with editwizards any more. Beats me why that is. Changed so the bridge will invoke getLongValue() for a number field. A better solution is to define a seperate 'ID' MMBase type.

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MMB-1721 'number' field of 'object' builder is of type NODE, which does not make much sense.

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Michiel Meeuwissen added a comment - 2006-01-24 20:39

node.getValue("number") gives non-sensical result.
It gives the node itself back, while everybody would expect an object of type Integer there.

It is probably caused because the number field is defined as 'NODE' in object.xml, which does not make much sense as well.

Sadly, if you naively change this to 'INTEGER', then you cannot create new nodes with editwizards any more. Beats me why that is.

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Michiel Meeuwissen added a comment - 2006-01-24 20:39 node.getValue("number") gives non-sensical result. It gives the node itself back, while everybody would expect an object of type Integer there. It is probably caused because the number field is defined as 'NODE' in object.xml, which does not make much sense as well. Sadly, if you naively change this to 'INTEGER', then you cannot create new nodes with editwizards any more. Beats me why that is.

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MMBase Project Leader

Reporter:

Michiel Meeuwissen
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Dates

Created:

2006-03-30 16:01

Updated:

2008-09-23 06:32

Resolved:

2006-11-24 13:57