How can I design Jhipster JDL relationship for a simple Region > Country > State > City dropdowns
I couldn't figure out how to make relations between entities make them depended each other.
Is jdl itself enough to have entities like below;
- Add New Region:
- Region Name
- Add New Country:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country Name
- Add New State:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the region)
- State Name
- Add New City:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the region)
- State (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the Country)
- City Name
- Add New Address:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the region)
- State (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the Country)
- City (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the State)
- Address
I've tried this;
entity Region {
regionName String required
}
entity Country {
countryName String required
}
entity State {
stateName String required
}
entity City {
cityName String required
}
entity Address {
addressLine String required
}
relationship ManyToOne {
Country{region(regionName)} to Region,
State{country(countryName)} to Country,
City{state(stateName)} to State,
Address{city(cityName)} to City
}
paginate all with infinite-scroll
service all with serviceImpl
This jdl shows only it's parent. I want to create a new address entity with all parents up to region.
If I try to make relationships with all parents, all dropdowns are individual. You can select Asia > USA > Paris.
What is the right way to relate the address with Region, Country, State, City with correct dependencies?
jhipster jdl
edited Dec 7 '18 at 6:42
Spara
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asked Nov 14 '18 at 20:38
Serhat TürkmanSerhat Türkman
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I couldn't figure out how to make relations between entities make them depended each other.
Is jdl itself enough to have entities like below;
- Add New Region:
- Region Name
- Add New Country:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country Name
- Add New State:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the region)
- State Name
- Add New City:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the region)
- State (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the Country)
- City Name
- Add New Address:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the region)
- State (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the Country)
- City (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the State)
- Address
I've tried this;
entity Region {
regionName String required
}
entity Country {
countryName String required
}
entity State {
stateName String required
}
entity City {
cityName String required
}
entity Address {
addressLine String required
}
relationship ManyToOne {
Country{region(regionName)} to Region,
State{country(countryName)} to Country,
City{state(stateName)} to State,
Address{city(cityName)} to City
}
paginate all with infinite-scroll
service all with serviceImpl
This jdl shows only it's parent. I want to create a new address entity with all parents up to region.
If I try to make relationships with all parents, all dropdowns are individual. You can select Asia > USA > Paris.
What is the right way to relate the address with Region, Country, State, City with correct dependencies?
jhipster jdl
edited Dec 7 '18 at 6:42
Spara
3,08721441
asked Nov 14 '18 at 20:38
Serhat TürkmanSerhat Türkman
999
add a comment |
I couldn't figure out how to make relations between entities make them depended each other.
Is jdl itself enough to have entities like below;
- Add New Region:
- Region Name
- Add New Country:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country Name
- Add New State:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the region)
- State Name
- Add New City:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the region)
- State (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the Country)
- City Name
- Add New Address:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the region)
- State (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the Country)
- City (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the State)
- Address
I've tried this;
entity Region {
regionName String required
}
entity Country {
countryName String required
}
entity State {
stateName String required
}
entity City {
cityName String required
}
entity Address {
addressLine String required
}
relationship ManyToOne {
Country{region(regionName)} to Region,
State{country(countryName)} to Country,
City{state(stateName)} to State,
Address{city(cityName)} to City
}
paginate all with infinite-scroll
service all with serviceImpl
This jdl shows only it's parent. I want to create a new address entity with all parents up to region.
If I try to make relationships with all parents, all dropdowns are individual. You can select Asia > USA > Paris.
What is the right way to relate the address with Region, Country, State, City with correct dependencies?
jhipster jdl
edited Dec 7 '18 at 6:42
Spara
3,08721441
asked Nov 14 '18 at 20:38
Serhat TürkmanSerhat Türkman
999
I couldn't figure out how to make relations between entities make them depended each other.
Is jdl itself enough to have entities like below;
- Add New Region:
- Region Name
- Add New Country:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country Name
- Add New State:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the region)
- State Name
- Add New City:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the region)
- State (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the Country)
- City Name
- Add New Address:
- Region (Dropdown)
- Country (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the region)
- State (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the Country)
- City (Dropdown "List updates with the change of the State)
- Address
I've tried this;
entity Region {
regionName String required
}
entity Country {
countryName String required
}
entity State {
stateName String required
}
entity City {
cityName String required
}
entity Address {
addressLine String required
}
relationship ManyToOne {
Country{region(regionName)} to Region,
State{country(countryName)} to Country,
City{state(stateName)} to State,
Address{city(cityName)} to City
}
paginate all with infinite-scroll
service all with serviceImpl
This jdl shows only it's parent. I want to create a new address entity with all parents up to region.
If I try to make relationships with all parents, all dropdowns are individual. You can select Asia > USA > Paris.
What is the right way to relate the address with Region, Country, State, City with correct dependencies?
jhipster jdl
jhipster jdl
edited Dec 7 '18 at 6:42
Spara
3,08721441
asked Nov 14 '18 at 20:38
Serhat TürkmanSerhat Türkman
999
edited Dec 7 '18 at 6:42
Spara
3,08721441
asked Nov 14 '18 at 20:38
Serhat TürkmanSerhat Türkman
999
edited Dec 7 '18 at 6:42
Spara
3,08721441
edited Dec 7 '18 at 6:42
Spara
3,08721441
edited Dec 7 '18 at 6:42
Spara
3,08721441
3,08721441
asked Nov 14 '18 at 20:38
Serhat TürkmanSerhat Türkman
999
asked Nov 14 '18 at 20:38
Serhat TürkmanSerhat Türkman
999
asked Nov 14 '18 at 20:38
Serhat TürkmanSerhat Türkman
999
999
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The JDL looks good to me, it's just that JHipster won't generate the client view with transitive relationships. You have to write it manually.
On server side, you can use DTOs to combine all data in one request. Add dto * with mapstruct to the bottom of your JDL and then edit generated mappers.
answered Nov 14 '18 at 22:50
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The JDL looks good to me, it's just that JHipster won't generate the client view with transitive relationships. You have to write it manually.
On server side, you can use DTOs to combine all data in one request. Add dto * with mapstruct to the bottom of your JDL and then edit generated mappers.
answered Nov 14 '18 at 22:50
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The JDL looks good to me, it's just that JHipster won't generate the client view with transitive relationships. You have to write it manually.
On server side, you can use DTOs to combine all data in one request. Add dto * with mapstruct to the bottom of your JDL and then edit generated mappers.
answered Nov 14 '18 at 22:50
Gaël MarziouGaël Marziou
10k22533
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The JDL looks good to me, it's just that JHipster won't generate the client view with transitive relationships. You have to write it manually.
On server side, you can use DTOs to combine all data in one request. Add dto * with mapstruct to the bottom of your JDL and then edit generated mappers.
answered Nov 14 '18 at 22:50
Gaël MarziouGaël Marziou
10k22533
The JDL looks good to me, it's just that JHipster won't generate the client view with transitive relationships. You have to write it manually.
On server side, you can use DTOs to combine all data in one request. Add dto * with mapstruct to the bottom of your JDL and then edit generated mappers.
answered Nov 14 '18 at 22:50
Gaël MarziouGaël Marziou
10k22533
answered Nov 14 '18 at 22:50
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answered Nov 14 '18 at 22:50
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