Hello Anton,
I'm creating an new UserAction
class based on the logging of user activities in the system as shown here.
I have simply put code in the LogAction
class to save the data to the database.
I have added the table to the changelog, created its own Java class in the model package.
I have been reading through the code and finally decided to extend it from ExtendedModel
class
Then I created a class UserActionsManager
extended from SimpleObjectManager
to manage the insertions.
I have also added its models and store in the frontend and added some queries in the config file.
I have started testing it and I'm already getting issues with the 'PermissionsManager' class. Should each table declare how users interact with it?
Somehow it was expecting another table in the name of USER_USERACTION
??
I'll appreciate some guidelines on how to add new tables and linking them to the frontend via the API
Is this the right way to go about
Is this the right way?
Hello Anton,
I'm creating an new
UserAction
class based on the logging of user activities in the system as shown here.I have simply put code in the
LogAction
class to save the data to the database.I have added the table to the changelog, created its own Java class in the model package.
I have been reading through the code and finally decided to extend it from
ExtendedModel
classThen I created a class
UserActionsManager
extended fromSimpleObjectManager
to manage the insertions.I have also added its models and store in the frontend and added some queries in the config file.
I have started testing it and I'm already getting issues with the 'PermissionsManager' class. Should each table declare how users interact with it?
Somehow it was expecting another table in the name of
USER_USERACTION
??I'll appreciate some guidelines on how to add new tables and linking them to the frontend via the API
Is this the right way to go about
Is this the right way?