@Override
protected PropertyGroupWrapper createVersionDataGroup() {
PropertyGroupWrapper versionDataGroup = super.createVersionDataGroup();
VersionUtility.addMDComponentModelGroup(getFormContext(), versionDataGroup);
return versionDataGroup;
}
@Override
public EFieldType getFieldType() {
if (m_fieldType == null && isField()) {
String fieldTypeName = getFieldTypeName();
String businessType = getBusinessType();
// For local refs to a date, the fieldTypeName becomes "D" and businessType is blank
//
if ("date".equalsIgnoreCase(fieldTypeName)
|| "D".equalsIgnoreCase(businessType)
|| "DDMM".equalsIgnoreCase(businessType)
|| "FOREXD".equalsIgnoreCase(businessType)
|| "MATLMM".equalsIgnoreCase(businessType)
|| "NDDATE".equalsIgnoreCase(businessType)
|| "D".equalsIgnoreCase(fieldTypeName)) {
m_fieldType = EFieldType.DATE;
} else if ("datetime".equalsIgnoreCase(fieldTypeName)
|| "RELTIME".equalsIgnoreCase(businessType)) {
m_fieldType = EFieldType.DATE_TIME;
} else if ("integer".equalsIgnoreCase(fieldTypeName)) {
// Fix for 1134 - Treat integer type as text as they could have been decimal anyway, but the
// introspection doesn't say so at the moment,
// so for practical reasons, treat as text and let T24 handle it.
//
// NB: Also in current browser, apparently you can say "1T" to indicate 1 thousand!
//
m_fieldType = EFieldType.STRING; // EFieldType.INTEGER;
} else if ("double".equalsIgnoreCase(fieldTypeName)) {
m_fieldType = EFieldType.DOUBLE;
} else if (("FQU".equals(businessType) || "FQO".equals(businessType))) {
// Check for frequency BEFORE string as its underlying type is "string"
//
m_fieldType = EFieldType.FREQUENCY;
} else if (m_mdfProperty.getType() instanceof MdfEnumeration) {
// Check enumeration after date fields, as date fields seem to be "dummy" enumerations ..
// presumably an introspection bug?
//
// e.g. CUSTOMER__DATE_OF_BIRTH : mml:string
// n1000=1000
//
m_fieldType = EFieldType.LIST;
} else if (T24Aspect.isMultiLanguage(m_mdfProperty)) {
m_fieldType = EFieldType.MULTI_LANGUAGE_GROUP;
} else if (VersionUtility.isTextArea(m_mdfProperty)) {
m_fieldType = EFieldType.TEXT_AREA_GROUP;
} else // Assume we're dealing with strings .. will handle exceptions as they're discovered
{
m_fieldType = EFieldType.STRING;
}
}
return m_fieldType;
}
