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This scenario is part of
Actions
Example 10: Catalog Node Leading to Data Query.
To create a Reservation window
with a user-defined property for receiving a value from a catalog,
these steps were taken.
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Create a new ReservationsFromCatalog subclass of the
Reservations info window. |
| 2.
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Open the ReservationsFromCatalog class, open the Property
Inspector, select the Post-Open behavior property and open the
Object Activator by clicking the Edit button. |
| 3.
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Write this method call script, for which you define the
mySchedtourID property. |
QueryDefine()
query.schedtour_id(mySchedtourID() )
QueryExecute()
Here are the steps for writing
this script:
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In the Methods pane, on the Methods tab page, select the
QueryDefine() method and click Add. |
| 2.
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In the Object Browser pane, select query.schedtour_id() and
click Add. |
| 3.
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In the Script box, select the empty parameter node for
query.schedtour_id(). |
| 4.
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Make sure the ReservationsFromCatalog info window is selected
in the Object Browser tree view (top-left). |
| 5.
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In the Methods pane, on the Properties tab page, click
New. |
| 6.
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Define a new mySchedtourID property, accept the String default
for Type, and set Argument Position to 1. |
The mySchedtourID property
can now be referred to by other objects as the first parameter of
the ReservationsFromCatalog info box class.
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Click OK to return to the Object Activator, and then click Set
to paste the reference to the new property into your script. |
| 8.
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In the Methods pane, on the Methods tab page, select the
QueryExecute() method and click Add. |
Continue with Catalog Double-Click
Action.
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