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list properties

mbodiford

Is there any way to programatically add a list property through the design engine? I cannot find a way to do this and I really need to be able to add one for my property bindings.

Now I'm getting: The property "queryText" in the element "report" is not defined
I do not know why for it should be apart of my dataset. I've been looking at this for over 12 hours now; surely it cannot be this difficult to add someting to a report design.

Thanks.
Magan

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mwilliams

Hi Magan,

Are you wanting to add a property to a list? Or add a list element to a report?

spulci

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="'mwilliams'" data-cid="60282" data-time="1265921573" data-date="11 February 2010 - 01:52 PM">
Hi Magan, 
 
Are you wanting to add a property to a list? Or add a list element to a report? </blockquote>
 
I use this thread to ask the same question giving some clear example. I've got this snippet in a xml rptdesign file: 
 
[xml]<list-property name="computedColumns"> 
<structure> 
<property name="name">FRV1/RV1</property> 
<expression name="expression">BirtMath.safeDivide(row["SUM(COL1)"],row["SUM(COL2)"],0)</expression> 
<property name="dataType">float</property> 
</structure> 
</list-property> 
[/xml] 
 
I want to translate the XML structure using BIRT DE API. I'm starting having this: 
 
<pre class='_prettyXprint _lang-auto _linenums:0'>OdaDataSetHandle dsHandle = designFactory.newOdaDataSet( "DynaDs", "org.eclipse.birt.report.data.oda.jdbc.JdbcSelectDataSet" );
dsHandle.setDataSource( "DynamicDS" );
</pre>
 
While adding a single property to an handle is well documented and straightforward, creating a list property from scratch is not clear digging into the javadoc. Could someone give us a code snippet? 
 
Thanks a lot 
 
Simon