How can you map two different CDTs (a basic one and another with all the columns

RE: How can you map two different CDTs (a basic one and another with all the columns

JEAN PIERRE — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 03:07:41 GMT

Aprovecho la oportunidad para aplaudir el excelente soporte que das en este foro.
Saludos!

RE: How can you map two different CDTs (a basic one and another with all the columns

Eduardo Fuentes — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 02:54:08 GMT

You almost got it right, I am from Mexico. It's good to see we have Spanish speaking people as part of the Appian Forum Community. Bienvenido!

RE: How can you map two different CDTs (a basic one and another with all the columns

JEAN PIERRE — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 02:50:47 GMT

I omitted the @Table annotations.
Thank you Eduardo.
By the way...your name sounds very spanish. Where do you come from?
My name sounds French, but my mother languages are spanish and german.

RE: How can you map two different CDTs (a basic one and another with all the columns

Eduardo Fuentes — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 02:44:58 GMT

You don't need anything special as long as they have different names and they both use the @Table(name="") annotation to make it point to the same table.

Let's say that CDT A has two fields while CDT B has the 4 fields/columns the table has, for Appian this is transparent if the @Table annotation is telling it to point to this table since CDT A matches the table (because the table contains the two columns mapped to the CDT fields)